Context of Practise 3: Time Management Lecture

 Context of Practise 3

Time Management and Planning Lecture

• This session:
• Michaela spoke to us about techniques and tips about managing time and work-load.
• What I learnt:
• Here are the notes I made:

• Based on this lecture, I wanted to create myself a Gantt chart for my COP process, so I can schedule myself better, whilst having to work at home more. The Gantt chat I created is a lot more general, but it works to help me find the general idea how when and what I want done by certain times. I have also considered to give myself a little more time than I may need per job, to keep more organised - as things may take a bit longer than I expect.
• One thing I also do every single evening is make a To-Do list for the following day. Every week I have set out goals written onto a whiteboard in my bedroom, then the daily To-Do list is for daily tasks.

Gantt Chart:

Using a To-Do List:

• I've been using a daily to-do list since I first started University and this notebook has been something that I have written in a daily to-do list since the beginning!

Whiteboard Weekly Tasks:

• This hangs above my desk, so I know the overall tasks I need to complete this week. This weeks was more specific, but some weeks it can only have one or two things written there.

• I will continue to follow this organisation method as this has worked the best for me!