WorksheetsCAS: Time Management/Study tips/Exam prep
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is an effective way to manage your time
Ignore all of your responsibilities
Create a calendar
Doomscroll
Set unclear and vague goals
Teaching material to another person is a strong way to learn and identify the gaps in your knowledge.
True
False
What is a good strategy for prioritizing tasks?
Procrastinate until the last minute
Working on multiple tasks at a time without any plan
Use a to-do list to rank tasks by urgency and importance
Complete the easiest tasks first, regardless of urgency/importance
The "Eat the Frog" method is a time management strategy inspired by the quote that says "if you eat a live frog first thing in the morning, nothing worse will happen to you the rest of the day"
The method involves starting the day by doing the most difficult task on your agenda, and in doing so, all other tasks after will feel easy in comparison
How likely are you to utilize this method?
Likely
Unlikely
What tool can help you avoid missing important deadlines?
Relying on memory
Never checking your schedule
Set reminders and alarms for deadlines
Guess when tasks are due
You'll study more effectively if you take brief breaks (about 15 min each)
True
False
When building your time management schedule you should
Make time for fun
Break tasks into smaller and more manageable tasks
Identify deadlines and important dates
Highlight your top priorities
How can breaking large projects into smaller tasks improve time management?
It makes the project more overwhelming
It helps track progress and reduces procrastination
It makes you even more confused
It overcomplicates tasks
Knowing your exam by understanding the format of the kind of questions on it, and practicing with past papers will help you pass
True
False
Which is not an effective strategy for maintaining focus and productivity while working on a task?
Reviewing the assignments requirements
Planning out the steps to complete the task
Having your full attention on the task and minimizing distractions
Checking your phone every 5 minutes
Which is not a good work/study space?
A friend's party
A library
A quiet room
Alone at the park
Time blocking is a time management strategy where you
1. Divide each 24-hour day into small blocks of time
2. Estimate the amount of time required to complete each of your daily tasks
3. Assign them to time blocks in a planner
4. Schedule breaks in between the start and end of each task.
5. Work your way through your daily schedule.
6. Adjust your schedule to unexpected time changes (if the task takes more or less time than expected)
How likely are you to use this strategy?
Likely
Unlikely
Cramming all of your studying the night before exam is an effective study technique.
True
False
A little bit each day
A few minutes before a test or quiz
Once a week
Exercising, getting enough sleep, and eating healthy supports your brain function, helping you study better.
True
False
What is the "eat the frog" strategy?
Procrastinating all day to complete your most difficult task
Neglecting all of your responsibilities
Eating a literal frog
starting the day by doing the most difficult task on your agenda
Time blocking is...
Throwing blocks at your clock
Dividing each 24-hour day into small blocks of time then estimating the time to complete each tasks to assign them to time blocks in a planner
Dividing each 24-hour day and stacking them up like legos
Blocking out hours of time to procrastinate
