GYPS P6 - Session 1: Time Management & Study Habits

Session 1: Time Management & Study Habits

By Mastereign

Multiple Choice

Making sure that you

have enough time to

finish your work.

• Time Management

• Prioritisation

• Stress Management

• Conflict Management

Supporting Time anagement

“Good habits stick because of good parenting and support.”

Time Management

The Urgent and Important Principle

Multiple Choice

Urgent & Important

• Don't Do

• Do Later

• Let Someone Else Do

• Do Now

Multiple Choice

Urgent & Not Important

• Do Later

• Let Someone Else Do

• Don't Do

• Do Now

Multiple Choice

Not Urgent & Not Important

• Don't Do

• Let Someone Else Do

• Do Later

• Do Now

Multiple Choice

Not Urgent & Important

• Don't Do

• Let Someone Else Do

• Do Later

• Do Now

Time Wasters

“Something not worth your time is something not worth doing.”

Assist in determining priorities, but encourage independent planning.

Start by making time management a fun family activity.

How to support your child?

Be a time management role model for your child.

Know and support the importance of free time.

How to support your child?

Minimise rewards and encourage a self-motivated mindset.

Be involved!

○ Set time to help them with difficult subjects or topics.

How to support your child?

Multiple Choice

Keeping your cool helps with a calm and focused mindset is . . .

• Conflict Management

• Stress Management

• Anger Management

• Time Management

❏ Sudden crying spells

❏ Problems with digestion

❏ Excessive worrying and negative thoughts

❏ Change in appetite

❏ Withdrawal from social interaction

❏ Irritability and impatience

❏ Sleep issues

Stress Warning Signs

How to support your child?

● Be open minded when talking about your child’s struggles.

● Help them fight off negative thoughts and feelings.