Time Management
This tool helps you see your whole week at once so you don't forget appointments or classes.
What is a calendar or planner?
This quiet location on campus is great for studying without distractions.
What is the library?
This tool helps you keep track of daily tasks, like "Go to class" or "Send email."
What is a to-do list?
This polite greeting at the start of an email shows respect.
What is "Hello" or "Good morning"?
This UCF service helps with stress and mental health support.
What is CAPS?
This kind of reminder on your phone helps you start a task on time, like getting ready for class.
What is an alarm or notification?
This studying approach means doing a little bit at a time instead of doing everything the night before.
What is studying in small sessions over time?
This place in your phone or laptop stores all your important school information in one spot.
What is a folder?
This line at the top of your email feels the reader exactly what your message is about?
What is the subject line?
This calming skill can help when you feel overwhelmed- inhale, hold, exhale.
What is deep breathing?
When you look at a task and guess how long it might take before you begin, you're using this skill.
What is time estimation/estimating time?
This simple tool helps you check what you already know by quizzing yourself.
What are flashcards?
This habit helps you stay focused: cleaning your space so only the things you need are in front of you.
What is keeping your workspace organized?
This important step before sending an email helps you fix mistakes.
What is proofreading?
This UCF program supports students with health, wellness, and sexual health resources.
What is WHPS?
When you have a big assignment, this strategy means starting with one small part instead of the whole thing.
What is breaking it into smaller steps?
This tip means removing distractions like your phone so you can actually finish your work.
What is putting away distractions?
This strategy means working on tasks in a certain order, starting with the one that matters most.
What is prioritizing?
When you email a professor for help, this is the key thing to include so they know exactly what you need.
What is asking a clear question?
This EF skill means checking in with yourself to notice hunger, tiredness, frustration, or stress.
What is self-monitoring?
This campus service can help you plan and manage your schedule.
What is Academic Services?
This strategy helps when a study task is too hard: take a short break, breathe, and then come back with a clearer mind.
What is taking a short break and returning to the task?
Using different colors in your planner to separate classes, appointments, or homework is an example of this organization tool.
What is color-coding?
This part of a syllabus tells you when a professor is available to meet or answer questions.
What are office hours?
This campus office helps students with academics, accommodations, and learning differences.
What is Student Accessibility Services (SAS)?