Time Management and Prioritization

What was the main subject the expert was discussing?

• Time management

• Financial planning

• Marketing strategies

• Leadership skills

What did the expert use to illustrate his point?

• A PowerPoint presentation

• A mason jar with rocks, gravel, sand, and water

• A video

• A book

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CCSS.RI.8.2

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What was the first item the expert placed in the jar?

• Sand

• Water

• Gravel

• Big rocks

What did the expert add to the jar after the big rocks?

• Sand

• Water

• Gravel

• More rocks

What was the final item added to the jar?

• Sand

• Water

• More rocks

• Gravel

What was the point of the illustration according to the expert?

• You can always fit more things into your schedule

• If you don't put the big rocks in first, you'll never get them in at all

• Time management is about filling every moment

• The jar represents your life

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CCSS.RI.8.2

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Fill in the blank: The expert used a jar to demonstrate the importance of prioritizing the ______ in life.

• small tasks

• big rocks

• sand

• water

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What did the class initially think when the jar was filled with big rocks?

• It was half full

• It was full

• It was empty

• It needed more rocks

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What lesson can be learned from the 'Big Rocks' illustration?

• Always start with the smallest tasks

• Prioritize the most important things first

• Fill your schedule completely

• Use every available resource

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Fill in the blank: The 'Big Rocks' of life could be your ______, education, or a cause.

• hobbies

• time with loved ones

• entertainment

• daily chores

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CCSS.RI.9-10.7

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