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IN THIS CHAPTER YOU WILL EXPLORE
How to take control of your time and your life.
How to use goals and objectives to guide your planning.
How to prioritize your use of time.
How to combat procrastination.
How to use planner and other tools.
How to organize your day, week school term.
The value of a to-do list.
How to avoid distractions. |
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Overcoming Procrastination
Setting Prioritie
Stay Focused
Getting Organized
Use a Planner
Chart a Weekly TimeTable
Maintain a To-Do List
Making Sure Your Schedule Works for You
Create a Workable Class Schedule
Don't OverExtend YourSelf
Reduce Distractions
Respecting Other's Time |
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Time management involves:
Knowing your goals
Setting priorities to meet your goals
Anticipating the unexpected
Taking control of your time
Making a commitment to punctuality
Carrying out your plans
Being in control means that you make your own decisions.
Create a to-do list.
Break big jobs into smaller steps. |
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Promise yourself a reward for finishing the task.
Find a place to study that's comfortable, doesn't allow distractions.
Don't talk on the phone, e-mails or txt.
Not motivated, check your purposes, values and priorities.
Researchers CUOC found students who procrastinate more likely drink more alcohol, smoking, insomnia, poor diet, lack of exercise |
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YOUR TURN:
Prioritize your tasks, goals, and values
Obligations:
MY LIST
Getting Toby & Nathan to School
Pick up Nathan from School
Looking for a Job
Planning, Packing, and Moving to Colorado in Aug.
Dinners, Laundry, Cleaning House
Grocery Shopping - Farmers Market
Budget, Menu & Grocery Shopping List
Take the Kids to Appt. & Baseball
Church, Exercise
College - Assignments - Posts - Study |
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