Section 2 Lesson 4

Front

The best tool for scheduling time and managing responsibilities is: A) a notebook. B) an Apple Watch. C) an academic planner D) a smart phone.

Back

an academic planner

Front

A planner is a living tool that serves as your base for all of the following, EXCEPT: A) making decisions about how to spend your time. B) evaluating priorities. C) keeping track of responsibilities. D) laying our steps to accomplish goals.

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laying our steps to accomplish goals.

Front

A planner reduces anxiety because it helps you: keep track of what needs to be done.

Back

keep track of what needs to be done.

Front

A planner helps you…

Back

plan ahead to avoid last-minute headaches.

Front

It is recommended to use a ____ to instantly open your planner to the current page.

Back

binder clip

Front

You should spend ten minutes on ____ night with your planner and write down your goals for the week, practices, project due dates, test dates, work schedule, etc.

Back

Sunday

Front

In class, the best place to keep your planner is: A) in your book bag. B) under your seat. C) none of these; it should never leave your locker. D) on your desk.

Back

on your desk.

Front

To "Power Down" means to: A) stop working on homework after a set amount of time to give yourself a break. B) take a nap prior to studying to refresh yourself. C) turn off all electronics during homework time to keep from delaying your progress. D) dim the lights while studying to save electricity and prevent reflective glare on the paper.

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turn off all electronics during homework time to keep from delaying your progress.

Front

Before you go to bed, you should: A) review your planner with your parent/guardian. B) leave your planner next to your bed so you remember to grab it. C) leave your planner next to your toothbrush so you see it the next morning. D) check your planner one last time.

Back

check your planner one last time.

Front

An effective planner will have all of these, EXCEPT: A) two weeks of planning space per page or per two-page spread. B) one week of planning space per page or per two-page spread. C) space to record weekly goals. D) a page to view an entire month at once.

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two weeks of planning space per page or per two-page spread.