A student can't get quality work done on time unless he is organized. Must haves for teens are organizational tools such as notebooks, binders, pencil pouches and most of all, a USB drive. One of the easiest ways to keep all documents and photos organized and in one place is on a USB drive. They range in memory and provide a pocket-size solution to homework stress, as long as it has a USB port, students can work on projects and papers from any computer and save it on the USB drive.
Another way to keep your teenager organized and ready for academic success is by getting her a day planner. This is more effective than a calendar because she can carry it with her anywhere and jot down assignments in class and when they are due. It also keeps her focused on school because she can check what she is doing on any given day and won't forget about a certain assignment because she decided to hang out with her friends instead.
As children advance in their academics, math gets more complicated. Once a student reaches middle school, a regular household calculator isn't going to cut it anymore. Scientific calculators are readily available. Scientific calculators have more features than a regular calculator and will be required in all high school math courses as well as most high school science courses.
As kids get older, their books get bigger. That's why a sturdy backpack, ideally one with wheels, is another must-have for teenagers. Middle school and high school textbooks are not light, and there often is not enough time between classes to hit the locker.
Some schools are requiring students to carry clear backpacks to avoid the chance of contraband; check your child's school requirements before making your next backpack purchase.