Tuesday, March 10, 2009

My Top Five Time Wasters

This is just a little reminder to myself to try and improve my study skills.
Number 5 - Driving around with friends for no reason. I spend about five hours a week doing this and it is pretty pointless because we have no destination.
Number 4 - Social Events. While these are a lot of fun I spend quite a bit of time in these. At least ten to fifteen hours a week. I want to cut it down but still do it occasionally.
Number 3 - Television. I think this is the most pointless one. I spend probably around ten hours a week watching it and don't even enjoy it. Replace with reading.
Number 2 - Naps. These will be difficult to give up. I'm accustomed to one each day after school so they add up to about five to ten hours a week. Get more sleep at night.
Number 1 - Video Games. Ah the games. This is going to be the hardest to give up. I think they can be a valuable tool to learn problem solving but not at the rate that I use them. At probably around twenty one hours a week I could definitely cut this down a bit.

I have a few more petty things I also do but those should be very simple to change. It will not be an easy task but I think I can manage a change.

1 comment:

  1. Rubric for 3rd Quarter

    Requirement: Each posting on your blog must have a title and be at least one complete paragraph in length.

    Points Title
    20 About Me
    20 President Barack Obama’s Stimulus Package
    20 Current Event
    20 Computer Use In The Classroom
    20 My Top Five Time Wasters
    20 My Strengths and Weaknesses In My Time Management Practices
    20 Strategies I Use To Make My Daily, Weekly, And Semester Schedule

    Points/Criteria
    20 = Outstanding: Met the requirement.
    15 = Commendable: Some evidence of trying to meet the requirement.
    10 = Acceptable: Little evidence of the meeting the requirement.
    5 = Attempt: No evidence of the requirement being met.

    Grading Scale
    A = 126 – 140
    B = 112 – 125
    C = 98 – 111
    D = 84 - 97
    F = 83 and below

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