• No results found

Important. Not Important

N/A
N/A
Protected

Academic year: 2022

Share "Important. Not Important"

Copied!
22
0
0

Loading.... (view fulltext now)

Full text

(1)

Time Management Time Management

Academic Achievement Programs

Academic Achievement Programs

Academic Achievement Programs

Academic Achievement Programs

Tutoring and SI Program

Tutoring and SI Program

(2)

Time Management Time Management Time Management Time Management

Characteristics of a selfCharacteristics of a self--regulated learner regulated learner gg are:

are:

Independent and active learners who effectively Independent and active learners who effectively manage their learning experiences

manage their learning experiences

Have a large arsenal of cognitive and metaHave a large arsenal of cognitive and meta--

cognitive strategies they readily deploy when the cognitive strategies they readily deploy when the situation calls for it

situation calls for it

H d t d l i l d t i t

H d t d l i l d t i t

Have adopted learning goals and strive to Have adopted learning goals and strive to completing them

completing them

Are motivated in the learning process, which is Are motivated in the learning process, which is characterized as a student’s willingness to

characterized as a student’s willingness to characterized as a student s willingness to characterized as a student s willingness to

engage and commit effort to completing a task.

engage and commit effort to completing a task.

(3)

Time Management Time Management Time Management Time Management

Time management is a critical issue for college Time management is a critical issue for college students; how smart students are is less important students; how smart students are is less important students; how smart students are is less important students; how smart students are is less important to their success than how they manage their time.

to their success than how they manage their time.

The demands on your time may be entirely different The demands on your time may be entirely different from anything you have previously experienced, and from anything you have previously experienced, and

th d d ti ill f t k

th d d ti ill f t k

these demands on your time will force you to make these demands on your time will force you to make important decisions regarding your goals.

important decisions regarding your goals.

Most professors agree that you can count on Most professors agree that you can count on at at least two hours of outside work for every hour you least two hours of outside work for every hour you yy yy are in class

are in class. Many add that those two hours of work . Many add that those two hours of work may earn you only a C. Some classes require more may earn you only a C. Some classes require more time.

time.

In addition to managing your academic scheduleIn addition to managing your academic schedule

In addition to managing your academic schedule, In addition to managing your academic schedule, you also have to pay attention to your other

you also have to pay attention to your other responsibilities.

responsibilities.

(4)

Importance and Urgency Importance and Urgency Importance and Urgency Importance and Urgency

The significance of importance and The significance of importance and gg pp urgency in choosing our actions is urgency in choosing our actions is illustrated in the following matrix.

illustrated in the following matrix.

Th i h h i

Th i h h i

The matrix shows that our actions The matrix shows that our actions fall into one of four quadrants,

fall into one of four quadrants,

depending on their importance and depending on their importance and depending on their importance and depending on their importance and urgency.

urgency.

In what quadrant(s) are you In what quadrant(s) are you

choosing to spend most of your choosing to spend most of your time?

time?

(5)

The Time Matrix The Time Matrix The Time Matrix The Time Matrix

Urgentg Not Urgentg

I I

Pressing problems Pressing problems

II II

Preparation Preparation

Important Deadline driven projects, Deadline driven projects, meetings, preparations meetings, preparations Crises

Crises

Prevention Prevention Planning Planning

Values Clarification Values Clarification Relationship b ilding Relationship b ilding Relationship building Relationship building Empowerment

Empowerment

III

III IVIV

Not

Important

Interruptions, some phone Interruptions, some phone calls

calls

Some mail, some reports Some mail, some reports Some meetings

Some meetings

Trivia, busywork Trivia, busywork Some mail

Some mail

Some phone calls Some phone calls

Ti t

Ti t

Some meetings Some meetings

Many proximate matters Many proximate matters Many popular activities Many popular activities

Time wasters Time wasters

Activities to excess Activities to excess

(6)

The Power of Quadrant II The Power of Quadrant II The Power of Quadrant II The Power of Quadrant II

Creators spend as much time asCreators spend as much time as

Creators spend as much time as Creators spend as much time as possible in Quadrant II by:

possible in Quadrant II by:

Scheduling conferences with professorsScheduling conferences with professors

Organizing study groupsOrganizing study groups

TapeTape--recording summaries of class recording summaries of class

t d li t t t it

t d li t t t it

notes and listen at every opportunity notes and listen at every opportunity

Predicting questions on upcoming Predicting questions on upcoming exams

exams exams exams

Preparing 3x5 note cards and review Preparing 3x5 note cards and review them in between classes

them in between classes

(7)

The Power of Quadrant II The Power of Quadrant II The Power of Quadrant II The Power of Quadrant II

Creators say “no” to Quadrant III andCreators say “no” to Quadrant III and

Creators say no to Quadrant III and Creators say no to Quadrant III and IV.

IV.

Sometimes, the choice is to say “no” Sometimes, the choice is to say “no” ,, yy creatively to other people.

creatively to other people.

When you say “no” to Quadrants III When you say “no” to Quadrants III yy yy and IV, you free up time to say “yes”

and IV, you free up time to say “yes”

to Quadrant II (and sometimes to Quadrant II (and sometimes

Q d I)

Q d I)

Quadrant I).

Quadrant I).

(8)

Employing Self

Employing Self--Management Management T l

T l Tools Tools

How can you devote more time to the How can you devote more time to the l d ti iti th t tt t

l d ti iti th t tt t

people and activities that matter to you people and activities that matter to you most?

most?

The secret of mastering effective selfThe secret of mastering effective self--

t i i i i ti i

t i i i i ti i

management is maximizing your time in management is maximizing your time in Quadrant II.

Quadrant II.

Monthly/Weekly CalendarsMonthly/Weekly Calendars

Provides an overview of upcoming commitmentsProvides an overview of upcoming commitments

Provides an overview of upcoming commitments, Provides an overview of upcoming commitments, appointments, and assignments.

appointments, and assignments.

Next Action/Task ListNext Action/Task List

Record everything you want to do that day or as Record everything you want to do that day or as ibl th ft

ibl th ft soon as possible thereafter.

soon as possible thereafter.

Tracking FormsTracking Forms

Effective for scheduling actions that need to be Effective for scheduling actions that need to be done repeatedly to reach a short

done repeatedly to reach a short--term goal. The term goal. The

f ill h l k ll f

f ill h l k ll f

form will help you to take one small step after form will help you to take one small step after another until you have successfully reached your another until you have successfully reached your destination.

destination.

(9)

Monthly Planning

Monthly Planning— —Flow of Flow of

S t

S t

Semester Semester

11stst two weekstwo weeks——”La La Land””La La Land”

33rdrd/4/4thth WeekWeek——Reality Sets inReality Sets in

Note important datesNote important dates

44thth 88thth WeeksWeeks Busy with papers examsBusy with papers exams

44thth--88thth WeeksWeeks——Busy with papers, exams Busy with papers, exams and midterms

and midterms

Note important datesNote important dates

9

9thth 1111thth ThiThi ll dd

99thth--1111thth—Things may slow down someThings may slow down some

Note important datesNote important dates

Zone of Good IntentionsZone of Good Intentions

Last two weeksLast two weeks——Professorial Panic ZoneProfessorial Panic Zone

(10)

Monthly Planning

Monthly Planning— —Flow of the Flow of the

S t

S t

Semester Semester

Use all course syllabi to predict your Use all course syllabi to predict your yy pp yy own “Flow”

own “Flow”

Syllabi vary in terms of information Syllabi vary in terms of information id d

id d provided provided

Be ware of “Wild Cards”Be ware of “Wild Cards”

Include following information:Include following information:

Include following information:Include following information:

Test datesTest dates

Paper/Project due datesPaper/Project due datespp jj

Draft due datesDraft due dates

Presentation datesPresentation dates

(11)

Weekly Planning Weekly Planning Weekly Planning Weekly Planning

The key to time management is paying attention to The key to time management is paying attention to and finding balance to the four aspects that make and finding balance to the four aspects that make and finding balance to the four aspects that make and finding balance to the four aspects that make up you

up you——the college student: the college student:

AcademicAcademic: (going to class, completing assignments, : (going to class, completing assignments, tutoring, etc.)

tutoring, etc.) S i l

S i l (l i(l i titi ii titi ii

SocialSocial: (leisure time, campus organizations, service, : (leisure time, campus organizations, service, etc.)

etc.)

PhysicalPhysical: (getting enough sleep, balanced nutritional : (getting enough sleep, balanced nutritional diet, exercise, etc.)

diet, exercise, etc.) /S

/S (“(“ ””

Inner WellInner Well--Being/SpiritualBeing/Spiritual: (“alone: (“alone--time”, attending time”, attending religious services, support groups, etc.)

religious services, support groups, etc.)

To manage your time effectively, learn how to To manage your time effectively, learn how to balance the four aspects of your college self.

balance the four aspects of your college self. Firstyy gg First, , you must

you must findfind and useand use a planner systema planner system that that

works for you. This can be a daily/weekly planner, works for you. This can be a daily/weekly planner, a desk calendar, Internet calendars like Google a desk calendar, Internet calendars like Google Calendar, or PDAs.

Calendar, or PDAs.

(12)

Weekly Planning Weekly Planning Weekly Planning Weekly Planning

Use Monthly Planner/Syllabi to Use Monthly Planner/Syllabi to

Use Monthly Planner/Syllabi to Use Monthly Planner/Syllabi to assist in planning your week

assist in planning your week

Review values roles mission Review values roles mission

Review values, roles, mission Review values, roles, mission

Evaluate last week Evaluate last week

Check master task list Check master task list

Complete goals based on Complete goals based on p p g g values and roles

values and roles

Schedule big rocks first Schedule big rocks first

Schedule big rocks first Schedule big rocks first

(13)

Daily Planning Daily Planning Daily Planning Daily Planning

Review yesterdayReview yesterdayyy yy

List today’s events realisticallyList today’s events realistically

Value each task (A, B, C)Value each task (A, B, C)( ,( , ,, ))

AA——vitalvital

BB——important important

CC—CC—optionaloptionalopt o aopt o a

Order each task by importance (1, 2, Order each task by importance (1, 2, 3)

3)

“I can’t

“I can’t spendspend time I do not time I do not havehave.”.”

(14)

Procrastination Procrastination Procrastination Procrastination

Ask your self these questions: Ask your self these questions:

Ask your self these questions: Ask your self these questions:

What do I procrastinate?What do I procrastinate?

Why do I procrastinate?Why do I procrastinate?

Why do I procrastinate?Why do I procrastinate?

“We tend to procrastinate events

“We tend to procrastinate events that are

that are unpleasant unpleasant, , complex complex, or , or uninteresting

uninteresting, regardless of their , regardless of their priority.”

priority.”

(15)

Managing Your Academic Self Managing Your Academic Self Managing Your Academic Self Managing Your Academic Self

Decide which of your course is Decide which of your course is

Decide which of your course is Decide which of your course is your top concern.

your top concern.

Commit yourself to completing Commit yourself to completing

Commit yourself to completing Commit yourself to completing work in that class before you go work in that class before you go home each day. Mark off that home each day. Mark off that y y time in 1 ½ hour chunk.

time in 1 ½ hour chunk.

Do not forget to allow 15 Do not forget to allow 15 g g minutes per session for minutes per session for summarizing or review.

summarizing or review.

(16)

Managing Your Academic Self Managing Your Academic Self Managing Your Academic Self Managing Your Academic Self

Rule of thumb: Daily maintenance Rule of thumb: Daily maintenance yy usually takes 2 hours per one hour of usually takes 2 hours per one hour of class time.

class time.

Pl h d i b l i

Pl h d i b l i

Plan other study time by alternating Plan other study time by alternating 1 ½ hour study chunks for each

1 ½ hour study chunks for each subject

subject subject.

subject.

Notice your attention spanNotice your attention span——if you if you

need to, shorten your study time and need to, shorten your study time and add multiple sessions throughout the add multiple sessions throughout the day.

day.

(17)

Managing Your Academic Self Managing Your Academic Self Managing Your Academic Self Managing Your Academic Self

Allow a hour or more per course forAllow a hour or more per course for

Allow a hour or more per course for Allow a hour or more per course for weekly review. These reviews

weekly review. These reviews

reduce the need for cramming and reduce the need for cramming and help forge conceptual links.

help forge conceptual links.

Look at the hours in the morning Look at the hours in the morning before lunch. Often the hour

before lunch. Often the hour between classes is lost

between classes is lost——and these and these hours add up! Use that time for note hours add up! Use that time for note hours add up! Use that time for note hours add up! Use that time for note cards, going over notes, quick

cards, going over notes, quick summaries or planning

summaries or planning summaries or planning.

summaries or planning.

(18)

Remember…

Remember…

Remember…

Remember…

You must find balance between You must find balance between

You must find balance between You must find balance between the four aspects that make up the four aspects that make up the college self:

the college self:

the college self:

the college self:

AcademicAcademic

SocialSocial

SocialSocial

PhysicalPhysical Inner

Inner well being/Spiritualwell being/Spiritual

InnerInner--well being/Spiritualwell being/Spiritual

(19)

Developing Self

Developing Self--Discipline Discipline Developing Self

Developing Self Discipline Discipline

The willingness to do whatever The willingness to do whatever

The willingness to do whatever The willingness to do whatever has to be done, whether you

has to be done, whether you

feel like it or not until you reach feel like it or not until you reach feel like it or not, until you reach feel like it or not, until you reach your goals and dreams.

your goals and dreams.

CommitmentCommitment

CommitmentCommitment

Staying focusedStaying focused

Being persistentBeing persistent

Being persistentBeing persistent

(20)

In parting…

In parting…

In parting…

In parting…

Consistently using a self Consistently using a self--

Consistently using a self Consistently using a self

management system is a habit management system is a habit that takes time to establish

that takes time to establish that takes time to establish.

that takes time to establish.

Experiment until you find the Experiment until you find the system that works for your

system that works for your system that works for your system that works for your personal style.

personal style.

(21)

References References References References

Ellis, Ellis, Becoming a Master Student ,, Becoming a Master Student gg 10th Edition

10th Edition, 2004, 2004

Lakein, Lakein, Take Control of Your Time Take Control of Your Time d Lif

d Lif 19731973 and Life

and Life, 1973, 1973

Hopper, Hopper, Practicing College Learning Practicing College Learning Strategies

Strategies 20042004 Strategies

Strategies, 2004, 2004

Kanar, Kanar, The Confident StudentThe Confident Student, 2004., 2004.

The Franklin Covey Planner SystemThe Franklin Covey Planner System

The Franklin Covey Planner SystemThe Franklin Covey Planner System

The Seven Habits of Highly Effective The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People

People by Stephen R. Coveypp by Stephen R. Coveyyy pp yy

(22)

Time Management Time Management

Academic Achievement Programs

Academic Achievement Programs

Academic Achievement Programs

Academic Achievement Programs

Tutoring and SI Program

Tutoring and SI Program

References

Related documents

The conduct of the respondents in acting on the agreement accordingly adds further support to the conclusion that interest is to be levied on deferred

This Acceptable of Certificate, IHO-International Handle Organization, INFINITE BANK STATEMENTS The Coomittee of 300-The World Bank Group in to Dewan Ikatan

October 30, Wednesday Summer 2014 ICA’s and Non-Goucher study abroad Winter 2014 application deadline.. October 31, Thursday Last day to receive prorated financial aid if

Last day for students to submit work to faculty sponsors for Summer 2015 internships, independent work or completed Intensive Course Abroad (ICA) (courses not having a Fall 2015

- Start the eclipse using command prompt present inside the directory C:\Temenos\T24Enterprise. - Inside eclipse place break points in the routine where you

First‐generation  college  students  –  those  students  whose  parents  did  not  attend  college  ‐  are  an  important  subgroup  in  higher  education. 

As a result, the Department has established the Office Space Layout Policy to be used primarily in State owned buildings and larger leased office facilities. Objectives:

The DOJ (or a corporation seeking credit, for that matter) could end up taking too expansive a view of individual involvement in the context of cooperation credit,