TIME MANAGEMENT & SDL

3. Technique A time management method involving 25 minutes of focused work followed by a 5-minute break to improve concentration and productivity.
6. Matrix A decision-making tool that categorizes tasks into four quadrants based on urgency and importance, helping prioritize work effectively.
7. The process of organizing tasks and deciding how, when, and in what order they will be completed.
8. Revisiting previously learned material to reinforce understanding, improve retention, and identify knowledge gaps.
9. Attempting to perform more than one task simultaneously. It often reduces concentration, efficiency, and the quality of work.
10. Clearly defined learning outcomes or objectives that you want to achieve within a specific period.
11. Identifying and completing the most important or urgent tasks before others.
12. The internal or external drive that encourages an individual to initiate and sustain learning or work.

1. Materials or sources used to support learning, such as textbooks, research articles, faculty, videos, AI tools, online courses, and libraries.
2. Critically thinking about one's learning experiences to recognize strengths, weaknesses, and strategies for improvement.
4. The habit of unnecessarily delaying important tasks despite knowing they should be completed, often leading to stress and poor performance.
5. A productivity principle that recommends completing the most challenging or most important task first to reduce procrastination and increase efficiency.