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Time Management

After setting your goals and understanding your motivations, you're ready to create a schedule to achieve those goals.

Scheduling is more than just adding class times, assignment due dates, and exam times to your calendar. It involves creating a plan to help you use your time more effectively.

In this section we'll talk about a few ideas you can start using right now, which include:

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Pause & Reflect

Before reading this section, consider the following questions:

  • What goals have you set for yourself this term? Do you have a plan in place to achieve your goals?
  • How effective is your current approach to scheduling?
    • For example, are you constantly feeling overwhelmed or like you can't finish all the tasks on your list?
  • Have your needs or priorities changed recently? Is your schedule flexible enough to allow for these changes?
  • How productive do you feel when you sit down to finish school work or study?
  • How do you prioritize your tasks on a given day? Is it easy for you, or do your struggle to create a realistic plan?

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