“Life was not to be sitting in hot amorphic leisure in my backyard idly writing or not-writing, as the spirit moved me. It was, instead, running madly, in a crowded schedule, in a squirrel cage of busy people. Working, living, dancing, dreaming, talking, kissing — singing, laughing, learning. The responsibility, the awful responsibility of managing (profitably) 12 hours a day for 10 weeks is rather overwhelming when there is nothing, noone, to insert an exact routine into the large unfenced acres of time — which it is so easy to let drift by in soporific idling and luxurious relaxing. It is like lifting a bell jar off a securely clockwork-like functioning community, and seeing all the little busy people stop, gasp, blow up and float in the inrush, (or rather outrush,) of the rarified scheduled atmosphere — poor little frightened people, flailing impotent arms in the aimless air. That's what it feels like: getting shed of a routine. Even though one had rebelled terribly against it, even then, one feels uncomfortable when jounced out of the repetitive rut. And so with me. What to do? Where to turn? What ties, what roots? as I hang suspended in the strange thin air of back-home?”
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Time Management
Do you have time?
Managing Time
How much time do you have?
How are you going to use it?
What are your goals?
What are your priorities?
Do you have a schedule?
Do you use a planner?
Do you stick to your plans?
Are you on time when you need to be?
Do you put things off when you shouldn’t?
How much time do you have?
There 168 hours in every week.
Think of all the things you do.
Make a list of all of them.
Figure out how much time you
spend on each of them.
Add them all up.
If you got more than 168, you
need to do it again or re-schedule.
Make sure you have time for your
classes and outside study.
Yes!
How are you going to use your time?
You need to set Goals
Make your goals specific and
concrete. Don’t be vague.
Set both long-term goals and
short-term ones to support them.
Set a deadline for your goals.
Integrate your goals: school,
personal and career.
Monitor your goal-keeping.
Change your goals if you need
to.
Go for
the
goal!
How are you going to use your time?
You need to set Priorities for your goals.
What’s important and what isn’t?
What order do things need to be
done in?
Once you know what your
priorities are, you need to plan out
a schedule for the semester, the
week and the day.
Planning may seem hard at first,
but the more you do it, the easier
and more natural it gets.
Do you have a schedule?
Set Up Your Semester Calendar
Look at the syllabus for the class schedule.
Begin with blocking all class and lab times.
Block all other set time obligations:
Work, church, meetings and so on…
Highlight all exams and project due dates.
Identify routine homework days.
Work backwards from exams and papers and
map out study/writing time.
Don’t forget to take a break once in a while.
Do you have a schedule?
Create and Monitor a Weekly Plan
Spend 30 minutes or so mapping out the week.
Ask yourself these questions about the week:
What do I expect to accomplish?
What will I have to do to reach these goals?
What tasks are more important than others?
How much time will each activity take?
When will I do each activity?
How flexible do I have to be to allow for unexpected
things?
Where
does the
time go?
Do you have a schedule?
Organizing Your Day:
“Work smarter, not harder.”- Alan Lakein
Set realistic goals, there are only 24 hours in a
day.
Use spare time to review.
Study at the same time each day: make it a habit
Divide study time into 50-minute blocks.
Don’t forget to reward yourself when you do
something right!
Do you use a Daily Planner?
Complete a term
assignment preview.
Use a “week at a
glance” organizer.
Enter in due dates
and social events as
soon as you can.
Review your calendar
daily for the current
week and upcoming
week.
...
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