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Time Management

WARM UP:  The five steps in the management process……

Goal Management Process 1. Goal – create a reasonable goal with a time line 2. Planning – Make a list of all materials you will need 3. Organizing – Put your materials into steps/directions that you can follow 4. Implementing – follow the steps 5. Evaluate – look back at what you have or have not accomplished

Tips for Managing Time  Time management refers to a range of skills, tools and techniques used to manage your time.  Time management is essential to effectively accomplish tasks, goals, assignments and projects.  Managing your time can help you meet deadlines, feel in control, achieve more, balance your life and have more free time.  Here are tips to help you manage your time effectively and efficiently:

Tip #1: Get a planner  Keep it with you at all times and refer to it often.  Use it to record assignment due dates, test dates, reading assignments, appointments, and to do lists.  Use different colored pens or markers to color-code tasks, assignments and events. This will help to personalize your planner and make it visually appealing.  Use your planner to plan ahead. Planning ahead will help you be proactive and avoid procrastination.

Tip #2: Prioritize  Make To Do lists.  Order tasks from highest priority to lowest priority and cross tasks off your To Do list as you complete them.  At the end of the day, look back at your To Do list and add tasks you were unable to complete to the next day’s To Do list.  Identify which tasks are important and which tasks are not important. Meet urgent deadlines and complete more important tasks before moving on to smaller, less important tasks.  Complete larger tasks first. This will provide a sense of satisfaction and may motivate you to complete other tasks.

Tip #3: Avoid Procrastination  Eliminate distractions. Silence your cell phone, turn off the TV and close your . Eliminating distractions will help you avoid procrastinating and allow you to complete tasks more efficiently.  Leave unimportant tasks off of your To Do lists. Having unimportant tasks on your To Do list will give you excuses to put off more important tasks.  If you are dreading a task, find enough motivation to just start it! Often, the most difficult part about completing a daunting task is starting it. Once you have begun the task, you will have a better idea of how long it will take to complete the task and it may seem less daunting.  Stay motivated. If your motivation begins to run out, consider dividing the task into manageable parts and completing a part each hour or day

Tip #4: Set Goals  Set Goals. Goals can be daily, weekly, monthly and even yearly!  Write down your goals. Your planner is a great place for writing daily, weekly and monthly goals. Writing down your goals also allows you to see what you have accomplished and what you have yet to accomplish.  Goals should be manageable and realistic. Unrealistic goals will only make you feel less accomplished at the end of the day, week or month.  Goals should be specific and clearly defined.