Unit 2: Time, Tools, and Study Environment

Learning Objectives

After you have completed this unit you should be able to:

  • Describe how your world view and sense of self-efficacy contribute to your time, tools, and environment management habits
  • Explain how time is a limited and precious commodity
  • Discuss how much studying is expected to be successful
  • Describe how to identify goals
  • Describe how to organize goals
  • Describe how to prioritize goals
  • Explain how to best manage your time with regards to the needs of your life (school, homework, home life, work, and “me time”) and your optimum working times
  • Identify the difference between goals and wishes
  • Discuss why procrastination occurs and strategies to overcome it
  • Explain new ideas about how to manage distractions to add to what you may already employ
  • Describe how to manage procrastination tendencies with some tried-and-true strategies as well as a few new ones
  • Discuss how to enhance your sense of self-efficacy
  • Describe how to create useful organizational materials to help you with a variety of educational tasks as well as in other areas of your life
  • Identify and explain study skills and how they can be utilized to help students be more successful

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