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Scheduling Smarts

How to Get Organized, Prioritize, Manage Your Time, and More

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Time management. It's a challenge for everyone. Between homework, family life, friendships, and after-school activities, most teens feel overscheduled and stressed out. But did you know you can create a "time budget" to help you manage your list of to-dos? Or that identifying your priorities is a great first step toward getting your crazy schedule under control? This book explores all kinds of tools to help you manage your time. You'll discover
  • strategies for mastering homework so you can stay on top of your assignments.
  • how to tame technology so it doesn't take over your life.
  • how to put pressure and stress in perspective.
  • how to say no when your schedule feels overwhelming.
  • why carving out time for R&R is a must. Supplemented with articles and information from USA TODAY, the Nation's No. 1 Newspaper, Scheduling Smarts delivers solid advice and firsthand stories of real teens facing many of the same types of situations you are. Ready to wise up on time management? Read on!
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      • School Library Journal

        April 1, 2012

        Gr 8 Up-These visually appealing titles aim to help teens get smart about potential life pitfalls. The practical information contains helpful advice. For example, Job discusses the whys, hows, and whens of employment, and Scheduling walks readers through establishing time-management methods. The prevalence of technology in modern society is emphasized in the text and its distractions are frequently warned about. All in all, this series has some useful information, but the layout is weak. The font size is very small, which makes for some difficult reading, and key summary sentences are presented in tiny, colored cursive font. USA Today articles are included throughout the titles in sidebars, but they come across as contrived marketing ploys-the topics do relate, but some are rather dated (a 1999 article in Budgeting, a 2002 article in Job) or poorly edited.

        Copyright 2012 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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    • OverDrive Read
    • PDF ebook

    Languages

    • English

    Levels

    • Lexile® Measure:1020
    • Text Difficulty:6-8

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