Where Does Your Time GO 168 Hours in

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Where Does Your Time GO? 168 Hours in a Week -56 Sleep ------112 -21

Where Does Your Time GO? 168 Hours in a Week -56 Sleep ------112 -21 Eat (3 hours a day) ------91 -45 Study (3 hours per 1 hour class) ------46 -15 Class ------31 for work or personal time A Typical Week in the Life of a College Student

7 Steps to BETTER MANAGEMENT of your Study Time

7 Steps to BETTER MANAGEMENT of your Study Time

Step One Decide That How You Manage Your Time Is Important

Step One Decide That How You Manage Your Time Is Important

Step Two Evaluate Your Study Needs For This Term -Use a simple method to

Step Two Evaluate Your Study Needs For This Term -Use a simple method to find out what kind of

Step Three Find Out How Much Studying You Are Now Doing

Step Three Find Out How Much Studying You Are Now Doing

Step Four Make a Study Schedule Based On Your Needs and Desires -A step-by-step

Step Four Make a Study Schedule Based On Your Needs and Desires -A step-by-step procedure to develop

Step Five Set Up Your Study Management Schedule Using the PLRS Learning Cycle -The

Step Five Set Up Your Study Management Schedule Using the PLRS Learning Cycle -The crucial step that takes what you

Step Six Persist In Managing Your Study Time -The hardest step in any skill-MASTERY

Step Six Persist In Managing Your Study Time -The hardest step in any skill-MASTERY

Step Seven Revise Your Schedule, If Necessary -Keep an extra weekly schedule form to

Step Seven Revise Your Schedule, If Necessary -Keep an extra weekly schedule form to use if you add or drop a class or change your work hours

PLRS learning Cycle Preview, Lecture, Review Study 1. Preview: 2. Lecture: Immediate Preparation Before

PLRS learning Cycle Preview, Lecture, Review Study 1. Preview: 2. Lecture: Immediate Preparation Before Class *Review Syllabus *Review Notes and Textbook *Review Written Assignments or Problems Class Lecture Activities *Listen *Make Notes *Ask Questions *Recite/Discuss *Take Tests

3. Review: 4. Study: Immediate Review After Class *Edit and Summarize Notes *Set Purposes

3. Review: 4. Study: Immediate Review After Class *Edit and Summarize Notes *Set Purposes for Later Study Intensive Study Session *Review Lecture Notes *Study-Read Textbooks