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| committed time, maintenance time, discretionary time |
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| devoted to school, labs, studying, work, family and activities involving immediate and long term goals |
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| what is maintenance time? |
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| time you spend maintaining yourself, eating, grooming, cooking |
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| what is discretionary time? |
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| first rule of time management? |
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| make commitment to what you want to accomplish |
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| pressing, deadline driven projects or activities that directly affect your top goals and priorities ex. dropping a class, paying your fees? |
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| essential activities that support your long term goals and create the results you want. ex. attending every class, creating study teams? |
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| require continual attention and may be urgent but they may not be important. ex. opening email, answer phone calls? |
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| make up all the daily stuff of like and many are major time wasters? |
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| 80 percent of the results flow out of 20 percent of the activities . ex. 80% of your phone calls come from 20% of he people you know |
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| time management strategies? |
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| keep a calendar, create daily to-do list, do tough tasks first, break projects down into smaller tasks, group similar tasks , study high energy time, study everywhere and anywhere |
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| functions of a smart phone to use? |
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| alarm, calendar, tasks, notes, time, stopwatch, internet access |
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| left brainers tend to be? |
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| they are good at looking at several unrelated items and bringing order to them |
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| right brainers tend to be? |
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| they branch out from one idea to many and good at brainstorming |
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| control interruptions by? |
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| create an organized place to study, determine optimal time to study |
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