History
Who is the "father" of time management?
Frederick Taylor (1884-1915)
True or False: Time Management is a multidimensional process?
True!
What are the three levels of intensity/priority discussed within the presentation?
Low priority, medium priority, and high priority
What is something that a teacher can do to assist with time management?
Open ended answer
Why was time management introduced?
What are four main elements when it comes to time management? (think back to the video we watched)
plan, control, organize, schedule
What is something that a student can do to aid themselves with their time management skills?
open ended question
Who was time management originally targeted at?
Factory Workers
What are the two basic components to organizing?
Organize stuff and organize time
What is a "task tower?"
When you pile to many big block (aka deadlines, stressors, etc.,) you are stacking them on your task down that will eventually topple over if you ae unable to manage your time.
What is an example of how a teacher can aid with "check ins?"
Schedule regular check-ins with students to monitor their progress and offer guidance if needed.
Office hours, Zoom hours, staying for a view minutes post-class.
What historically was the theory of time management?
The analysis of synthesis of workflow.
What is this statement an example of?
By evaluating the importance and urgency of tasks, people can make strategic choices that align with their goals and objectives.
Improved decision making
What are SMART goals?
Specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time-bound
What can a teacher do to model time management skills?
Lead by example by demonstrating effective time management skills in your own work, and communication with students.
Show students how to organize your time, and prioritize tasks to achieve your goals.
What was the novel published by Fredrick Taylor called?
The Principles of Scientific Management
What is a teacher doing when they are.....
"Assisting with the difference between urgent and important tasks, & emphasizing the importance of tackling high-priority items first"
Encouraging prioritization
What is the Pomodoro Technique?
25 minutes of focused work, followed by a 5 minute break)