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Staying Calm During Midterm Exams
After all your work and preparation, midterm exams have arrived. These exams bring a lot of stress and anxiety, especially the first year. Don’t worry, you’ve got this. You’ve been preparing for this week, so focus, review, and don’t cram. For this week, remove all distractions that you can. Cancel plans that aren’t necessary and…
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Preparing for Midterms
Now that the semester is underway, it’s time to prepare for midterms. This week we will cover different techniques for taking notes in class and different ways to study. I recommend that you try each process and then think about which one worked best for you. We will first look at studying before class, the…
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Time Prioritization
Next, we turn to the Pareto Principle, Eisenhower Matrix, and other time prioritization techniques. The Pareto Principle, also referred to as the 80/20 rule, suggests a significant portion of results come from a small fraction of effort. Specifically, 80% of the output comes from 20% of the input. Only 20% of the input is responsible…
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Estimating Time
This week, we will cover a few specific time management techniques that will further help with your schedule. We will be covering 3-point time estimations, breaking down tasks, and making task comparisons. These techniques help make scheduling more accurate. 3-point Time Estimation 3-point time estimation is simply creating three different time estimations for an event.…
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Time Blocking and Theme Days
When scheduling out your week, there are two huge techniques that you can use to simplify the task. The first was briefly mentioned in the last post and it’s time blocking. The second technique is to have theme days. I personally use both of these techniques and they have helped me immensely. Time blocking can…
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The 168-Hour Audit
Struggling to balance classes, work, and a social life? Transitioning to university structure can be overwhelming, but mastering your time is possible. This guide introduces the “Ideal Week” method: a realistic, 168-hour audit designed to visualize your obligations, eliminate over-stuffing, and build essential buffers for a stress-free, productive semester.
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