Time management

Time management is a key tool in taking important decisions and planning out time in an efficient and effective manner. Priniples of time mangement are:

• Set Priorities, disperse work, delete less important steps, start work, dispose of resources.

• Set goals, break them down into smaller steps and prioritize, eliminate time-wasting activities.

• Set goals, participate well, do research, organize work accordingly.

• Set priorities, identify obstacles, ask for help.

To achieve our potential in any exam it is important to manage your time effectively by:

• Analyzing your time, keeping focused, setting goals, and scheduling your time.

• Do whatever you like first, take multiple breaks, and stay up late to finish.

• Always work with another student to stay focused, talk with a friend to help you finish things.

• Tell your teachers they have given you way too much work and you cannot keep up.

In order to manage your time more effectively, it is important to analyze where you are wasting time. To do this, we can use the R-A-C method. What do the acronyms R-A-C stand for?

• Record, Address, and Chance

• Record, Address and Choose

• Record, Analyze and Choose

• Record, Analyze and Change

What is the correct definition of Procrastination?

• Allowing time to pass you by.

• Wait until somebody helps you.

• Put off a task you know you should do.

• Take your time to do something.

What are some more realistic reasons we procrastinate?

• Things are too unpleasant, boring, tedious, and not interesting.

• Things are not boring, fun, easy to do, and do not take up a lot of time.

• Things are not important enough for your time, and they take too much effort.

• Things are boring, not too bad, tedious, and uninteresting.

What is the Salami technique?

• Take the entire task on at one time.

• Break the task into small parts and work on each in order.

• Break the task into half and work on one piece in order

• Break the task down into three equal parts and work on each piece in order.

How do you motivate yourself to stay on task

• Leave things to the last minute and then you have to stay on task to finish.

• Force yourself to get through things.

• Reward yourself with something you like.

• Take your time and make sure that you get things done eventually.

What does the acronym SMART in smart goals stand for?

So, what is time management exactly?

Do you think you have a good understanding of time management? Tell me why you think so, (whether you think you do or you do not).