Work Ahead of Your Assignments When Possible 

Work Ahead of Your Assignments When Possible

Before the week begins, assess the workload for the upcoming week or even month, especially major events that may require changes in your schedule. For example, suppose you know that you are going home for the weekend or have an important social event coming up. In addition, you see that you have a major midterm on Monday morning following the big weekend. You will need to consider changes in your study schedule to prepare for the exam. Also, some assignments, like a major paper, may require more than 1 week of involvement. By knowing what future tasks are required, you can plan a strategy for completing them in a timely fashion.

Determining the 4 levels of Task Priority:

• Urgent and important - Task Category 1
• Not urgent but important  - Task Category 2
• Urgent but not important - Task Category 3
• Not urgent and not important - Task Category 4

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