Slow and steady goes the course as I compile my thoughts here regarding Right Brain Planning.
In order for me to make the most of the time I have to complete assignments, read required reading, etc. I have packed specific tools for use when I study for my classes:
writing instrument zipper bag (highlighters; different colors of [...]
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An essential element for successful planning: A Plan!
For each class I have, I compile a spreadsheet which includes:
Class Meeting Dates
Assignments
Due Dates
A column for checking-off completed aspects of my course work
The column for check marks is key. It allows me to see what I have completed and is a quick reference as to where I [...]
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In the book, Successful Study: The Essential Skills, By Prashant Shah (which I was able to preview via Google Book Search, here) the point is made that the ingredients of successful study include: Confidence, Intelligence, Drive and … Technique.
Technique is what I am currently working on as I am currently enrolled in classes which are [...]
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If I come to a point where I am “turned-around” in my coursework (or other tasks) I create a Blocks in a Box™ diagram. It consists of each element of the situation being named and framed in a box (and.or the use of Post-it® notes). The boxes are grouped and.or connected linearly in order [...]
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