TIME MANAGEMENT
1. How Well Do You Manage Your Time? Do You Always Submit Your Work On Time?
2. What Could Be Some Consequences Of Bad Time Management? Name At Least 5.
3. What Could Be Some Consequences Of Good Time Management? Name At Least 5.
4. Do You Rely On Someone/Something Else To Organize Time For You?
5. What Time Management Strategies Do You Know?
INSIDE THE MIND OF A MASTER PROCRASTINATOR
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1 hy do people procrastinate? What kinds of things do you put off doing?
2. Why do some people claim that “Procrastination is not a time-management problem, it’s
an emotion-management problem”?
3. When you have a big deadline looming (i.e. an essay or exam), how do you prepare for it?
Do you do a little work each day, or wait until the last minute?
4. Are you a procrastinator?
If yes- If so, talk about the last time you procrastinatedon a school assignment, a
chore or another task. Why did you procrastinate? Did you eventually complete the
task? If it had a deadline, did you complete it on time? How did you feel? What were the
consequences of your procrastination?
If no - If you are not a regularprocrastinator,whatisitabouthavingatasktodothat
prompts you to completeitrightaway?Howdoyoufeelwhenyouhaveanunfinished
assignment?
5. Do you work well under pressure? Give an example to justify your answer.
6. Is it easy to overcome procrastination? Should chronic procrastinators break down
assignmentsintosmallerpiecesorshouldtheycreatedeadlinesforthemselvesorhave
a reward system?
7. How can procrastination impact our health?
8. Procrastination is often looked at negatively - as a bad habit. However, new research
suggests that some people need to procrastinate in order to get things done. How do
you understand this assumption? Could this be true?
Watch Tim Urban’s TED talk and take notes of some key takeaways.
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Tim Urban’s talk about procrastination. During your summary, whenever you use the word/s,
cross it/them out.
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the whole system's in mayhem a blog intense frustration
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