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Oftentimes, good time management allows students to increase their productivity, work towards goal completion, and decrease feelings of stress.  \nThe way you spend your time each day impacts future events and responsibilities. Because of this, establishing a consistent daily or weekly routine allows you to better manage your time and promotes mental and physical wellness.  \nThe word cloud clock above displays  \nsome student generated strategies for good time management. These strategies include: creating a schedule, establishing a consistent sleep routine, learning to say“no”, starting assignments early, practicing school-life balance, and asking for help promptly. While not an exhaustive list, these strategies can hopefully give you a starting point for managing your time effectively.  \nBe careful of falling into distracting habits! These habits may negatively impact you and encourage poor time management.The following sections outline strategies for limiting distractions and overcoming poor time management habits.  \nKnow How You Spend Your Time  \nIn order to manage your time effectively, it is important to first identify how you are spending your time. Utilizing time management assessments and engaging in self-reflection are common ways to determine what daily commitments are the time consuming  \nWhere is most of my time spent? What tasks are the hardest for me to get done? When am I typically most productive? How long do I usually take to complete this particular assignment?  \nTo get a better understanding of how you spend your time, consider completing the Time Assessment found on the resources section of our website. In addition, map out your hourly commitments on the Weekly Schedule To-Do List.  \nAdditionally, scheduling a free time management consultation (through the Tutorzone) may be helpful too. To schedule your time management consultation, please click HERE , and enter “time management” in the course search bar.  \nSet Priorities and Understand Urgency  \nTo be the most effective in our time management, we must understand the difference between importance and urgency. Urgent tasks should be the highest priorities on your to do list because it can be problematic if they aren’t accomplished. Important tasks should be completed after all the urgent tasks but before medium and low priority commitments.  \nPro Tip: Create a to-do list or chart with tasks to complete and indicate their priority. If it helps, highlight items of higher priority and cross off tasks from the list once you’ve completed them.  \nThe Eisenhower Matrix for Task Prioritization  \nThe Eisenhower Matrix is a framework for helping students “distinguish between tasks that demand immediate attention and those that align with broader objectives. By systematically organizing responsibilities, the matrix empowers learners to optimize their time and concentrate efforts on activities that contribute significantly to both personal and academic success”(Holt, 2023, para 7) .  \nTo use the framework, students separate tasks and responsibilities into four quadrants  \nbased on level of urgency.  \n● Quadrant 1-urgent tasks that must be done first ( DO)  \n● Quadrant 2-important tasks that can be scheduled and completed at another time (SCHEDULE )  \n● Quadrant 3-tasks that are urgent but, when and if possible, can be given to someone else to do ( DELEGATE)  \n● Quadrant 4-tasks that are not important and not urgent; these tasks may also be distractionsand prohibit productivity ( DELETE )  \nFor more information about the Eisenhower Matrix, please click  HERE. Want a template? Scroll to the bottom of this document!  \nUse a Planning Tool  \nA key aspect of time management is organization. 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