The Importance of Being Organized

An efficient and orderly approach; when things are well placed or planned means:

• organized

• disorganized

• strategy

• failure

To accomplish something, to do well at a goal or task means:

• failure

• organization

• success

• disorganization

A lack of proper planning and control: when things are a mess or out of control means:

• organization

• sucess

• disorganization

• failure

Studies have shown that organization skills are essential for success in:

• school

• workplace

• daily life

• all of the above

In school, being disorganized can negatively affect:

• who you make friends with

• your ability to learn and succeed

• how well you play sports

• All of the above

When hiring and promoting, employers have identified organization skills:

• as the least important skill.

• as one of the top job skills.

• a skill they like to teach.

• none of the above

Workers that are organized:

• are dependable and have clean work areas.

• don't meet deadlines.

• have lots of clutter in their work areas.

• All of the above.

If an adult is not organized, life:

• is a lot easier.

• organization is not important for adults, only students.

• can become overwhelming and stressful.

Well organized adults learn to:

• prioritize daily and weekly activities

• manage their time wisely

• keep things organized

• all of the above

To master organization, it takes:

• expensive technology.

• a desire to learn and proven strategies, effort, and practice.

• advanced classes that teach organization.

• all of the above.