This means at age 4, they will then be further disadvantaged in their development than their peers.. Ultimately, every child, family and home is different and it's up to parents to decide whether their child is ready to start preschool. However, there are some clear indicators.
1 Use time to create success, not failure. 2  Identify your first priority classes and do whatever it takes to succeed. 3  Usually plan on two hours studying for every one hour of class.  Drop 2nd priority classes or reduce work hours if necessary.
Check your priorities. If you're hazy on the best use of your time, Tulgan suggests keeping a time log for a few days and sharing it with your manager. Give her a detailed look at what you spend your time on so she can confirm you're prioritizing tasks the way she wants you to. 4. Create standard procedures.