(This is the big picture, don't
include too much detail)
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Pick up a copy of
your school's term/semester calendar
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Develop a calendar of
important dates for your classes:
Tests, papers, projects, readings, mid-term and final exams, holidays,
breaks, study days, etc.
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Enter important dates for
your social and family life
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Each week develop a daily schedule that
includes routines and important dates
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Post this schedule in your
study area
for referral and review, and to mark your
progress
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Each evening develop a schedule
to help you organize the next day, include routines, errands and
important appointments
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Review each day's schedule that morning
Managing by exception
Return to the
time
management guide
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