Weekly Time Planner

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📋 Part 1: Quick Choices

1. Which is the best first step when creating a weekly plan?

Block fixed commitments first (school, work, appointments)

Start with leisure activities

Write tasks in whatever order you remember them

2. Which task should usually be prioritised?

An assignment due tomorrow

Browsing social media

Watching a new TV series

3. Check all strategies that help avoid procrastination:

Break tasks into 30–60 minute chunks

Multitask several demanding tasks at once

Use a timer (e.g. Pomodoro)

Leave everything to the last minute

4. For focused study, which time chunk is most recommended?

10–15 minutes

30–60 minutes

3–4 hours without breaks

5. List three fixed weekly commitments (day & time). Example: School — Mon–Fri 9:00–15:30

6. Draw or sketch a simple weekday plan (use 30–60 minute blocks). Show where you will fit: study, chores/work, exercise, social time and rest.

7. Which peer feedback would you like? Tick any that apply:

There are enough breaks

The plan looks achievable

Priorities could be clearer

Include more time for sleep or exercise

8. Reflection: Write one time-management strategy you will use this week and explain why (2–3 sentences).