Poor concentration maybe?

Yes, I think your environment is important too. Different people are motivated by different environments. I used to work well if I had music playing, but it had to be music without words - that distracted me. Some people can’t stand having music at all and some aren’t even distracted by the words! TV is a real disaster, as are people doing something else around you!

I work quite well out of doors, or on my bed. I don’t like working at a desk, but loads of people do. So I suggest you find out what encourages you to focus and achieve the goals that mtscobainx3 mentions.

You may find that working in different styles and colours helps too. Mind Mapping is a good way to clarify your thoughts about a piece of work, or revision, and lets you draw and colour in order to get the facts clear in your mind.

Motivation also comes from success. Achieving your goals will help. Asking your tutor for short-term goals, which you can check yourself against, will let you see if you are making progress. Once you do make some progress, it’s easier to keep on going.

Best of luck.

Their may be a few causes for your poor concentration. Of course your enviroment is proably the main cause but you might have trouble just concentrating ask your doctor about trying a low dose of addarol or vyvanse just to help you after school. My friend had the same problem.

Myself included I have severe add. and can't even function without my medication.

I take a 100 mg does of addarol. which would proably make you into crack head speed junkie. try 10-15 mg. of non-RX (not time released)

Hope I helped.

Next time your tutor is at your house,try to get as much work one as possible,and ask him to stay until your finished with it.Set goals;;a specific amount of papers to o each day. Also,when your sitting down to do work,mak sure there are no distractions-shut off the tv,the radio,an anything else that would catch your attention.Make sure its a quiet,comfortable environment for you.