After the time management class by Ms. Terrell, she
asked for our class to settle goals by the challenges you face with your own
time management. I made two goals and they were to finish any major assignment
two days before the due date and to not procrastinate on my homework or study
time. For my first goal, I tried to follow one of Ms. Terrell’s techniques
which were to take note of assignments on a to-do list. I never liked to-do
lists because they seem really a childish idea, but I tried to turn that in one
habit. It lasted one day and I did not do any more of those lists, because I am
really lazy to take note on almost everything we had for assignments and I
memorize when I have things due and if I forget, I check Edmodo every day. Even
without the list I actually finished major assignments two days before their
due date, for exception of the simple and easy ones that I would do one day
before. To improve my behavior towards this goal I must follow what I told
myself and finish even the easiest assignments two days before the turn-in date.
My second goal was a bit tricky to beat, procrastination is something that I do
not occur to do much, but when I do I get mad at myself for wasting my own
time. As I said the lists were not going to help, so I had to figure what to
do. Homework can sometimes be extremely tedious and I just keep wasting the
time I could use for it by watching YouTube videos. To beat it I just had to
put in mind that if I had all the time I wanted after I finished my homework
and studies, unfortunately for the most of the times I ignored myself and
procrastinated. So I want to improve on this go and try to minimize procrastination
as much as possible.
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