This post nails the challenges of juggling academics and extracurriculars, and I love the practical tips it offers for finding balance. It’s a must-read for students who want to stay engaged without feeling overwhelmed. The advice on setting priorities and managing time really hits home, making it easier to succeed in both school and personal interests.
Thank you, Muhammad, for creating and sharing these slides! They’re a fantastic resource for anyone struggling to balance academics and extracurricular activities. I especially appreciate how you’ve broken down the goals into long-term and short-term categories and incorporated the Pomodoro technique. I use that technique sometimes too—it’s helpful to take a quick brain break every 30 minutes or an hour to stay focused.
This is awesome Muhammad! I love the relatable graphics, and information you provided. Staying organized is so very important and really attributes to success.
This is a wonderful blog! While it is aimed at students with extracurricular activities, it should resonate with anyone that needs help accomplishing tasks. I have definitely had to learn the hard way how to prioritize tasks and break my large goals into smaller goals/steps.
A clear study schedule truly makes a difference in staying on track with online learning. Thanks for the helpful resource and I will definitely share with my students.
This is really helpful information! For time management I personally love to use the Pomodoro Method and usually make my breaks active, so I get out of the chair and give my eyes a break from the screen.
Your blog is very engaging and useful for students who need strategies to stay on track with their academics while maintaining their extracurriculars. Great job!
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I love this information for students (any everyone really). Having a planner or space to record upcoming tasks is really a great way to being to organize and plan your time. Effective time management is essential for students and teachers alike.
This was a great blog post. I feel that this is something all students can use and should be a part of the classroom regardless of what subject you are in. Having time management and organizational skills is important in life as a student and as an adult.
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ReplyDeleteThis post nails the challenges of juggling academics and extracurriculars, and I love the practical tips it offers for finding balance. It’s a must-read for students who want to stay engaged without feeling overwhelmed. The advice on setting priorities and managing time really hits home, making it easier to succeed in both school and personal interests.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Muhammad, for creating and sharing these slides! They’re a fantastic resource for anyone struggling to balance academics and extracurricular activities. I especially appreciate how you’ve broken down the goals into long-term and short-term categories and incorporated the Pomodoro technique. I use that technique sometimes too—it’s helpful to take a quick brain break every 30 minutes or an hour to stay focused.
ReplyDeleteGreat tips on staying organized! A study schedule truly makes a difference in staying on track with online learning. Thanks for the helpful reminders!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome Muhammad! I love the relatable graphics, and information you provided. Staying organized is so very important and really attributes to success.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful blog! While it is aimed at students with extracurricular activities, it should resonate with anyone that needs help accomplishing tasks. I have definitely had to learn the hard way how to prioritize tasks and break my large goals into smaller goals/steps.
ReplyDeleteA clear study schedule truly makes a difference in staying on track with online learning. Thanks for the helpful resource and I will definitely share with my students.
ReplyDeleteThis is really helpful information! For time management I personally love to use the Pomodoro Method and usually make my breaks active, so I get out of the chair and give my eyes a break from the screen.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is very engaging and useful for students who need strategies to stay on track with their academics while maintaining their extracurriculars. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThis was a great blog post. I love the organizational structure especially creating a priority matrix to determine the importance of all the task. The idea of chunking the task into manageable pieces before creating a schedule is great. This is great information.
ReplyDeleteI love this information for students (any everyone really). Having a planner or space to record upcoming tasks is really a great way to being to organize and plan your time. Effective time management is essential for students and teachers alike.
ReplyDeleteThis was a great blog post. I feel that this is something all students can use and should be a part of the classroom regardless of what subject you are in. Having time management and organizational skills is important in life as a student and as an adult.
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