Time Management Techniques for Students

Time Management Techniques for Students

Get off the phone.
Get off the chat line.
Study difficult or boring subjects first.
Be aware of your best time of day—study when you’ll be alert.
Use waiting time (study note cards while on the bus.)
Ask: Am I being too hard on myself?
Recognize your accomplishments!
Use a regular study area or a library.
Pay attention to your attention—are you focusing?
Learn to say no.
Get ready the night before.
Avoid noise distractions.
Notice how you misuse your time and change your habits.
Ask: Would I pay myself for what I’m doing right now? If yes, keep going!
Agree with roommates or family members about study time.
At the end of the day, Ask: Can I do just one more thing? If yes you’ll increase your overall productivity.
Ask: Am I doing the most important or urgent work first? Keep track of your priorities.
If a task seems hard, get started. Half the battle is beginning.
Start projects early rather than waiting until the last minute.
Allow flexibility in your schedule.
Avoid marathon study.
Ask: What is one task I can accomplish toward my goal? Then do it!
Get off the phone