I make my daughter do homework right after school otherwise it's hard to get her refocused. She also loves to play Disney Infinity and go outside and play and play on her Ipad, which she is not allowed to do until homework is done. This gives her motivation to get it done. Don't get m

Do the homework in small pieces. Maybe work on 2-3 questions and then take a break and come back to it later. You may even ask the teacher to send home less homework(instead of 10 questions, maybe only 5 instead) and should possibly be outlined in the IEP.

I know you may find this question off the wall ,, but does you child struggle with constipation or GI issues- as well- yes structure is the best- however ASD kids do not neccessarlly thrive even in structure there bodies sometimes over ride any structure and there minds are alof- but the expectation of having a GO TO spot for home work is the best advice and just do it consistant I would you add in a small motivation piece- that is to say set out a piece of sugar free candy or a treat and say - after we get done with your home work- you get to have a treat of your choice- easy peesy-and do it with him sit with him for a few weeks. the motivator will stick I am interested to know your response to the GI
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Here are a few I try with my boys:

Give them a timeframe of when we will do homework. If we can make it a routine that we always do it after dinner then that seems to get them to comply better.
Eliminate distractions. No TV, clear the table.
Give them a goal to meet like "5 pages". Lots of high fives and good jobs as they answer questions correctly and complete a page.
These are just some to name a few. Would love to hear from other parents 😀