POWER Process
What does each letter in the POWER process stand for
Prepare, organize, work, evaluate, re-think
A documentation of how you spend your time
time long
Style that prefers to hear information
Auditory
Goals that take are a lifetime of work
Long term
How much study time should you set aside for outside of class preparation and study?
One 3 hour class=how many hours outside of class per week?
Six
What are some good reasons why students go to college?
Career ready, new skills, lifelong learner, learn to think critically
Putting off tasks until the last minute
Style that prefers to see
Visual
Goals that don't take long to accomplish
short term goals
Name two of the eight different intelligences
Answers will vary
What are priorities?
The things that mean the most to you and guide your decision making.
What are the three schedules to help manage your time?
Weekly timetable, master calendar and daily to-do list
Style that prefers to do/work with hands
Kinesthetic
What should you look at to help you set your goals?
Priorities
What is motivation?
What is the easiest step in the POWER process?
Work
What is the goal of time management?
Permit you to make informed choices about how to use your time.
Your learning style and an example of how you can learn best
Answers vary
Goals should be _______ and ________
Realistic and Attainable
When should you create a daily to-do list?
The night before
Which step in the POWER Process so you set goals?
Prepare
What step in the POWER Process do you reflect on your personal style of time management?
Re-think
Slideshows help this learning style
Visual
Who determines your goals?
YOU
What is the biggest mistake students make at the beginning of an assignment or project?