Time Management Worksheet

My main discovery from examining the Time Monitoring Worksheet was that over the three days, I had a large amount of free time. Each day I found that I had about seven hours of free time during each day, although since that was during time off from work the actual number is closer to around three.

Primarily, before I was able to use my time management skill to benefit my academic success as a student at Miami this term, I had to follow certain procedures. The first thing I did in the beginning of this semester was that I created a, To Do, list to help me identify a few items and the reasons for doing them. I create these lists every Sunday to guide me through my weeks of school. The first thing in the list is to make sure I go to sleep on time, so I can wake up on time and arrive on time in class every day. Another method I follow is the daily and weekly planner which helps me writing down my appointments, classes’ times, and meetings’ times on a

The fall months can be a stressful, but rewarding time for me. Being a member of the dance team and marching band often takes up a majority of my time outside of school. Many days of the week, difficult homework assignments were a part of my daily workload; these nights often became tiring and stressful. At times, all these activities imparted a large amount of stress for me, and posed challenged me to be successfully in all activities. In order to succeed through this difficult period, my time management skills were necessary. I learned to prioritize different assignments and projects in order to complete them in a timely fashion by setting long and short term goals. Through my time management skills, I learned that all obstacles, big or small,

Just last year I worked Full TIME as a Business Analyst, took care of my kids and then assisted with my new granddaughter as my daughter worked and depended on me to get her from home to work and vice versa. Not to mention, I was a FULL TIME student in school. So TIME MANAGEMENT was always a key factor that I had the hardest time to figure out. I found myself stressing over the small things, getting upset at situations I could not control with countless of sleepless night with taking care of the family and trying to find me time. As I completed this activity sheet I can see where my challenges were and this time I know what to expect. Now that I am not working I have more time for school and I am more focused.

Most school days I would often go straight to work right after class. I would normally get out of class at 3pm, and I would go into work from 4pm to 11pm. For example, I would come home late, and I have no time to do homework or study for my test. Not being able to manage my time wisely also affected me in a negative way because I would not do well on my test and it was impacting my grades drastically in a bad way. I didn't know how to manage my time between two very important life necessities, and my future depended on success in both of those areas. For example, I needed to keep on working to help my father with the financial needs at home, but I also needed my education for my future

Right now I have the privilege to be in a program that is growing and stretching me in the area of how I manage my time. I am usually not very successful at managing my time personally, but being as busy as I am in my internship, I have made my time a priority. I usually only have one day off a week and I use it for resting and resting alone. It might seem counter-productive to take a day off to rest, but rest assured that my other days are jammed packed full of productivity. For me taking a whole day off is like rewarding me for a job well done, which means I work the entire day for the other six days in the week. I feel like I can do more, work harder, and be awake longer during those days because I give myself that day to look forward too. I don’t know if I would suggest this to everyone, but for the season that I am in, this is definitely working beautifully.

From the Time Management Calendar assignment, I realized a lot of things about the way that I spend my time. I spent an abundant time doing homework, and I stay up entirely too late. Living a happy, healthy life is all about learning to balance schoolwork, a social life, stress relief, and somehow, getting plenty of sleep. I feel that for me to be successful in college, I need to spend more time on myself, including physical activity and other means of stress relief, and designating more time for sleep.

At the start of every morning most people begin to plan their day accordingly based off the amount of work they have to do. To narrow it down it is a to-do list of the most imperative chores, swarmed with work and responsibilities. Students tend to have hectic days teemed with the responsibilities they have to do, especially if they are involved in after-school clubs or athletic teams. A typical day is when they wake up promptly to catch their bus or ride to arrive at school at an earlier time; 7:30. Go through their school day getting all their assignments they have to get done for the next day, yet for some still make time accordingly for their after-school priorities. After successfully finishing all the responsibilities, a student needs to prioritize their time for homework and studying. Time goes by profusely within the blink of an eye. As a college student my perspective stands extremely steady, continue arriving to school at the early hour, 7:30 am, so that a student can learn responsibility, time management and stay proactive.

To begin with, time management was mandatory when it came to completing all of my homework, doing other activities I had planned, and turning in the assignments on time. During the first and second quarter time management wasn’t even addressed when I did my work outside of class. I always chose my phone or my computer over my homework. I would do my homework either late at night or early in the morning because “ instagram was more important” but I soon realized that if I don’t manage my time and priorities than I will crash and burn in the eighth grade. I would set timers and alarms in order to make sure I got my work done. Looking back now, I regret not managing my time from day one and setting up a schedule to keep me more organized with my time.

I created this learning menu at the third grade level. This menu is centered on the subject of math. The students will be working on the concept of telling elapsed time.

Without having successful time management skills flowing correctly in my daily schedule. I find myself stressing to get certain things done. Time Management is very important when it always seem that there is never enough time in the day to complete daily actives such as being a full-time working mother, wife, and student. It seems as if I try to stretch myself to complete more goals with less time. Even though I know, there are 24 hrs n each day those 24 hours never seem like enough to complete my daily activities. To work on a more positive and workable time management plan has become one of my main focuses. I have downloaded the time management form to see if I can expand find some extra time or manage my time more efficiently.Kuafman (2004) asserts that constantly late individuals cannot manage their time and routine appropriately and recommends that proper and appropriate planning is the main asset of a leader. The way that I have been operating, I have missed important deadlines, My work has been somewhat poorly and I have been working with higher stress levels. All this can be avoided by managing my time more correctly and stop trying to be a superwoman and handle so many things at once. I learned in this week's assignment that I need to focus on one thing at a time( Chambers,2015).

Knowing that I have my class work scheduled to be done with days to spare in case of an emergency is encouraging. I also enjoy knowing what needs to be done every day in order to stay on track. On the other hand, it is discouraging to not be able to work uninterrupted in those blocks of time that I have set aside to get my school work completed. My children come in to talk to me frequently, while I am trying to study, slowing me down. I have had a friend offer to let me come to her house to work without interruptions. This may be something that I have to start doing. My classes are taking a lot of time right now. I hope I will work faster as I adjust to being a student

After a few days of working at Schlotzsky's Deli I had worked out a schedule to manage my time. I was the cashier and had all responsibilities of the dinning area. I had to make sure everything was stocked and the salads and soup were fresh. I also had to clean the dinning room and bathrooms each night. Our rush was from about six to eight, so I had the dinning room swept and clean, everything stocked, and new salads made before this time. I had specific times set aside for me to clean the bathrooms and start taking stuff back for the night. This became a routine for me each night. Being able to manage my time has helped me in jobs and in school with my studies. It will continue to help me when I'm in the Medical field.

Everyone in this world has been late for an important event, or even a simple promise to a person that you will meet them at a certain time. Education is the key to success in today’s society. For many, waking up on time and getting to class before the bell rings can be very difficult. This can result in a grade reduction and loss of important course teachings. At some time in a student’s life they will realize the importance of education and what it will mean for their education. Because academics are so crucial to success later in life, a student must learn time management skills so that they can be on time and balance their school work. Time management skills can be taught by having a part time job. For example, if a student has an upcoming test but know that they have work the night before, then the student will have to manage their studies and work. “Studies show

High school wasn’t much of a challenge for me, as it was mainly keeping up with homework and studying for exams. My grades would be fine; however, once I played a sport, or even two sports my sophomore year, time management was a skill I had to master. According to my mom, she said “football taught you time management skills, which showed you how to balance homework, work, life, and football” (Sexton, personal