August 22, 2008
Do You Really Not Have the Time?
Our students aren't the only ones who could benefit from some time-management skills
A student sits in your office lamenting his low grade on a midterm exam. He tells you he fared poorly because he "did not have enough time to study." Curious, you ask him to catalog how he spends his days and nights during an average week. It turns out, of course, that partying, socializing, and playing video games rank high, so that "not enough time to study" really meant "not enough time spent
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