Wellness + Time Management
Goals!
Definitions!
Miscellaneous
100

True or False: Switching between tasks when you have multiple things due is an effective way to complete your goals.

False

100

To minimize interruptions, you should:

A) Listen to music when you work 

B) Do the work later when there are no distractions

C) Remove yourself to a quiet place to efficiently work

D) None of the above 

C) Remove yourself to a quiet place to efficiently work

100

Putting off a task to the very last minute.

Procrastination

100

The primary goal of Time-Management is to:

A) To complete tasks as quickly as possible

B) To balance work and personal life effectively

C) To avoid all stress

D) TO work continuously without breaks

B) To balance work and personal life effectively

200

Why is it important to take regular breaks while working?

To reduce fatigue and important focus

200

What does the "R" stand for in S.M.A.R.T. Goals?

Relevant

200

The action or process of deciding the relative importance or urgency of a thing or things

Prioritization

200

What is the name of American University's mascot?

Clawed Z. Eagle 

300

Procrastination can significantly impact mental health, often leading to increased...

Stress, Anxiety, or Depression

300

Give me an example of a short-term goal for academics.

(Example within a few weeks to a few months)

300

The coordination of tasks and activities to maximize the effectiveness of an individual's efforts.

Time Management

300

What is sleep hygiene? 

The practice that refers to the practices and habits that promote good quality sleep.

400

What is the Counseling Center at American University called?

The Center for Well-Being Programs & Psychological Services
400

Name 3 organization tools/techniques/resources that you can use during the academic year.

Agenda, Calendar, Reminders, Post-it notes, Google forms, Eisenhower Matrix, Pomodoro, etc

400

Named after a president, this is a tool created to help with prioritization.

Eisenhower Matrix

400

How many seconds do you have in one day?

86,400 seconds

500

This word is a state of emotional, mental, and physical exhaustion caused by prolonged or excessive stress

Burnout

500

What is the name of the American University office that supports academic goals?

Academic Support & Access Center (ASAC)

500

This technique suggests that you should work in fixed time intervals with breaks in between.

Pomodoro

500

Your cognitive functions refer to... (Give 2 examples)

Perception, Memory, Learning, Reasoning, Problem Solving, Attention, Language