Time-Waster or Time-Saver Teacher Worksheet Time-waster Time-Saver Do I talk on the phone during Have Mom or Dad take messages or use study/homework time? the voice mail. Do I engage in Instant Messaging during Enable the message” feature on “block study/homework time? your internet. Do I put off study/homework? Do I get Plan each day when I will set time aside to anxious because it gets later and later? study. If I plan ahead, it is easier to get started. Do my parents spend time reminding me Fill out a time sheet and put it on the to study? Does it lead to real arguments refrigerator so everyone knows when with my parents? study time is and when other activities are planned. Do I use an assignment Use of an assignment notebook/planner notebook/planner? will save me time trying to figure out what to do. Do I daydream or talk to myself things Stand up and change my physical position. other than my studies? But remember, don’t leave my desk. Do I rarely have a plan? Set small goals. The faster I read, the better I am able to concentrate. Use a time budgeting activity sheet. Divide assignments into small units. Set time limits for each one. Write the amount of time I think it will take to complete an assignment up in the corner and see if I can beat it. Do I think of something to do and do it right Keep a reminder notepad handy or a post now because I am afraid I will forget it? it in your assignment notebook. Do I find unfinished assignments that were Use the calendar pages in the assignment assigned a long time ago? notebook/planner. Consult it every Sunday and then plan out your week accordingly.
Time-Waster or Time-Saver Teacher Worksheet Time-waster Time-Saver Do I talk on the phone during study/homework time? Have Mom or Dad take messages or use the voice mail. Do I engage in Instant Messaging during study/homework time? Enable the “block message” feature on your internet. Do I put off study/homework? Do I get anxious because it gets later and later? Plan each day when I will set time aside to study. If I plan ahead, it is easier to get started. Do my parents spend time reminding me to study? Does it lead to real arguments with my parents? Fill out a time sheet and put it on the refrigerator so everyone knows when study time is and when other activities are planned. Do I use an assignment notebook/planner? Use of an assignment notebook/planner will save me time trying to figure out what to do. Do I daydream or talk to myself things other than my studies? Stand up and change my physical position. But remember, don’t leave my desk. Do I rarely have a plan? Set small goals. The faster I read, the better I am able to concentrate. Use a time budgeting activity sheet. Divide assignments into small units. Set time limits for each one. Write the amount of time I think it will take to complete an assignment up in the corner and see if I can beat it. Do I think of something to do and do it right now because I am afraid I will forget it? Keep a reminder notepad handy or a post it in your assignment notebook. Do I find unfinished assignments that were assigned a long time ago? Use the calendar pages in the assignment notebook/planner. Consult it every Sunday and then plan out your week accordingly.
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