Staying on Top of School Activities
It is important that you keep track of everything you need to do at school, from preparing for a midterm exam to an essay you need to pass. Staying on top allows you to keep track of upcoming deadlines and prioritize activities to be done first. More importantly, it frees up the weekend to spend with loved ones in your Wynwood Grand home.
Organizer
Invest in an organizer that allows you to be more time-efficient and plan out your whole week and month on dates that are important, such as midterms, finals, or upcoming deadlines. This ensures that you don’t miss a deadline, with better productivity and less stress because everything is written down instead of trying to remember what you missed.
Adopt Different Techniques
Different students have different ways they study and what works for them; common techniques such as the Pomodoro look to be one of the most efficient tools you can learn. Set a timer for 20 minutes, and during those 20 minutes you will work on what you need to do uninterrupted; after the timer rings, rest for 5 minutes for a water break or stretch and get back to it; after a couple of times, you can increase the length of your break.
Another technique is the Eisenhower Matrix, where your tasks are identified with 4 grids: Urgent and Do Now, Not Urgent but Important, Urgent but Not Important, and Neither Important nor Urgent. This allows you to identify which tasks you need to prioritize.
Turn Big Projects into Small Bites
Turning big activities into small tasks you can do daily prevents burnout and unnecessary stress, where you will be spending all night writing an essay or studying for an exam. Turn these tasks into things to do for the day until the day of the deadline so you can put your remaining energy into other activities or prioritize rest to protect your well-being.