Time management Time management introduction 1 Why is

Time management

Time management: introduction 1) Why is time management important? 3) What influences our ability to effectively time manage? 2) What could be the benefits of good time management? 4) Are you good at time management? Why? /Why not?

Time management: breaking bad habits

Time management: procrastination Why do we procrastinate? When are we most likely to procrastinate? Are you a procrastinator?

Time management: The Pomodoro Technique Link: http: //cirillocompany. de/pages/pomodoro-technique/

Time management: prioritise Source: https: //library. leeds. ac. uk/info/485/academic_skills/367/time_management/3

Think about how you would plan a study session in detail.

Time management: organise Here are some ideas how to organise your study time efficiently: • Set aside some time to study • Decide where you will work. What resources and environment will you need? • Set a realistic goal for your study session. What do you want to achieve? • Write yourself a reminder of everything you will need for your study session • Break down the goal into small chunks, and decide how long to spend on each • Note down any problems or questions that arise as you go along. Think about how you will address these at the end of the session • If you need help or clarification on your task, think about who you could ask. Source: https: //library. leeds. ac. uk/info/485/academic_skills/367/time_management/4

Reflection 1) How much did you know about the subject before today’s class? 2) Have you learnt anything new about the topic? What? 3) Have you learnt anything about yourself? 4) From what was discussed in class, is there anything you would like to implement in your life? 5) From what was discussed in class, is there anything others could benefit from?