Time Management Kari Lock Morgan PSU 016 9/10/14
Set Priorities What is necessary? What is important for your health? What is important for success in school? What is important for your happiness? What is unique to your time here?
Treasure your Time Your time is very valuable! Be conscious of how you spend your time Don’t waste it doing something that isn’t important to you (unless you have the time to waste!) It’s okay to say no
Focus your Time Avoid interruptions – focus completely on the activity at hand – Turn off notifications? – Turn off your phone? – Turn off wifi (if not needed)? Avoid multitasking Finish something before moving on
Avoid Procrastinating Work is easier right after class, when the material is fresh in your mind Start early, give yourself chances to get help if needed Mentally, feels better to have things done Give adequate time for big projects You will do a better job when it isn’t 3am the morning something is due
Schedule for Efficiency Know yourself – when are you most productive? Do your hardest tasks at your optimal time Do whatever you are dreading most first – it will make you happier to have it done! Study in intervals – everyone burns out
Use Class Time You have to be in class anyway, so make the most of your time in class Be completely present in class – avoid the temptations of your computer and phone THINK during class. Try to actively process the material as it is being presented, don’t save the hard thinking for home
Daily To Do Lists Give yourself specific tasks to accomplish each day Be realistic One option: create to-do lists for each day over the weekend, reevaluate each evening I use Remember The Milk, but there are lots of free online to do listsRemember The Milk Tasks in google calendar is another option
Make a plan! Plan out your weekly schedule – 7-9 hours of sleep each night – 2 hours of homework for each credit hour – Save time for friends and fun – Stick to your plan. Plan out your semester – When are things due? – When are exams? – Plan ahead for busy weeks – Keep track of deadlines
Time Management By: Ryan and Jonathan
Don’t Use your phone Check social media Procrastinate Waste time between classes Multitask
Tips Create a schedule Find a quiet place to study management
Time Management! Noah Krechel and Josh Bartlett Present
Not Helpful Tips your professor at 3am Study in the dining commons Always cram studying into the hour before the test Take a lot of adderall Look for inspiration on social media sites Make up for lost sleep in class
Time Management
Tips Make a schedule Make a schedule Have all of your work done by Saturday so you can go out and have fun Have all of your work done by Saturday so you can go out and have fun Make use of time before and after class. Make use of time before and after class.
Tips Stay on task when working Stay on task when working Be in a good work environment Be in a good work environment Focus on your weak points Focus on your weak points
TIME MANAGEMENT NATE AND ERIC
TIPS -While studying, put all non-productive electronics away (cell phone). Answering texts every 5 minutes turns studying into many more hours than necessary. -Get food to go and eat while walking places. This saves time in the long run. -Limit napping during the day. Part of this is getting more sleep during the night so you aren’t drowsy during the day
TIPS CONT. -Have a general schedule during the day that will make the best use of your time. This eliminates time-wasting activities -It’s ok to say no to friends that want to go out. If you have work that needs to be done, hold off on going out until later in the night or later in the week until you get your work done. -Get important things done first. Prioritize. If this is done, even if you run out of time you will have your most important tasks completed.
VICKY AND MORGAN TIME MANAGEMENT
BASIC TIPS Be organized Determine priorities Plan ahead Be flexible Block out distractions Set deadlines for attainable goals
USE A SCHEDULE/PLANNER Take time to use a schedule or planner every day; it can provide you with a visual for the future and in hindsight, can show you where your time went during the day.
DISTRACTIONS Avoid peer pressure, don’t give in to friends Take some scheduled breaks for a clear mind, to allow for better focus Avoid multitasking Avoid overload
ADDITIONAL TIPS
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+ Time Management: Tips Alexa Mellon & Kylie Krout
+ Figure out your Priorities
+ Be Proactive
+ Get Sleep
+ Put Away Your Phone
+ Make a To-Do List
TIME MANAGEMENT By: Zach Daniano and Michael Cherry
3 TIPS FOR BETTER TIME MANAGEMENT Use a planner Stay away from pens Study during the daytime
USE A PLANNER Write assignments down Make sure you have enough time to complete everything Don’t over load your schedule
STAY AWAY FROM PENS Use pencils instead of pens UNLESS its an erasable pen Using pencils will allow you to make adjustments to your schedule
STUDY DURING THE DAYTIME It will help you retain more Gives your more time to catch some Z’s professor
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Time Management Ruijun, Emily, and Emma
Dos Make a weekly schedule Make to do lists Stick to both of them Set achieveable goals Study in the environment that you can concentrate Set priorities
Don'ts Procrastinate Cram Waste time between classes Use cellphones frequently Multi-tasks Leave the HW until the due dates Plan to do things on weekends