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GTD for kids

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Hi,
Does anyone have experience using GTD with kids and/or in a classroom? I love it for myself, and feel that it would be great training for my junior high students, but I would love to eliminate learning curve!
 
I share a story about my own highschool years. At the beginning of each school year I would by a brandnew planner, promising myself to write down assignments etc so I would not forget anything. Each year invariably 2 things would happen. First, the teachers would give out assignments at the end of the class, when we were ready to leave the class room. Everything was stuffed already, no time to write something down. Second, having to call somebody to ask what's due to tomorrow turned out to be a good way to connect to classmates.
 
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