In the fast-paced world of classes, assignments, and extracurriculars, time can feel like a precious, and often scarce, commodity. There never seems to be enough of it, and what we have is often filled to the brim, leaving little room for the things we actually want to do.
This course is designed specifically for students and will explore various approaches to managing time and organizing schedules so you can find a method that truly works for you. We’ll explore practical ways to prioritize your academic needs while also making sure you have time for your hobbies, social life, and personal well-being.
Students will:
- Identify the seven steps for writing goals.
- Explain the 80/20 rule.
- Describe the ABCDE method.
- Explain productive ways to procrastinate.
- Describe methods for motivating oneself.
- Identify pros and cons of technology.
- Explain best practices in completing tasks.
Course Outline:
Lesson 1: Planning
In this lesson, you will learn about planning your tasks and the way you prioritize your work. You will learn tips on how to prioritize, and methods for deciding which tasks will yield the best outcomes.
Lesson 2: The ABCDE Method and the Law of Three
In this lesson, you will learn methods to help prioritize and organize your tasks, and identify your key result areas. You will learn talking points to discuss your most important tasks with your supervisor.
Lesson 3: Beginning your Work
In this lesson, you will learn how to actually begin your work for the best results. We will also address how to upgrade your key skills and identify your key constraints.
Lesson 4: Motivating Yourself
In lesson 4, you will learn helpful tips and techniques for self-motivation. We will also discuss how technology can be both a huge help as well as a hinderance.
Lesson 5: Completing your Work
In this final lesson, you will learn about how to finish tasks and tips for creating uninterrupted time. We will also review the 21 tips found in the book that will help you successfully manage your time.
