Time-Management

Outline

Introduction
Setting Priorities
Creating a Schedule
Managing Time
Procastination
Conclusion

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In-class Activity

On a piece of paper:

1. Divide into three categories: Days,
Weeks, Monthly

2. List out your priorities and goals
respective to the category

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Setting Priorities

Do whats important!

Eisenhower Matrix

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Urgent

Not Urgent

Important

Submitting a job application with a
fast-approaching deadline

Preparing for a job interview
scheduled for tomorrow

Studying for an upcoming exam
tomorrow

Researching and starting a long-
term project due in two weeks

Networking and reaching out to
professionals in the desired industry

Not Important

Attending to non-critical emails or
messages related to career events

Attending optional extracurricular
activities or events

Running errands or purchasing
school supplies

Scrolling through social media or
watching TV for leisure

Engaging in excessive online
gaming or other non-productive
activities

In-class Activity #2

On a E-learning:

1. Divide into three categories: Days,
Weeks, Monthly

2. List out your priorities and goals
respective to the category

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Creating a Schedule

1. Google Calendar

2. Monthly/weekly/daily planner

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Time-Management Techniques

1. Pomodoro

2. Time-blocking

3. To-do lists

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Managing

Distractions & Overcoming Procastination

Why do we procrastinate?

What are some ways we can prevent
procrastination?

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The way to get started
is to quit talking and

begin doing.

Walt Disney

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