TIME MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION
Students who are pressed for time are often
too busy to assess how they are managing it. Some feel that
it will take too long develop a plan—planning time may seem better spent
on assignments, studying, or catching up on lost sleep. There
is also a misconception that time management means documenting
your time rigidly and following a robotic routine. Although
managing your time does require discipline and an initial
investment, it is time well-spent. When you have developed
this skill, you will exercise it easily and complete your
work more efficiently. A good schedule allows for flexibility
and variation—a system which is too regimented can be
as problematic as no system at all. You will find the ability
to organize yourself translates into managing projects and
other responsibilities well too.
Time is a limited resource. How are you
using yours?
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