Author Topic: The Time-Management Technique for the Internet Age (Read 336 times)

Alan · « **on:** October 07, 2019, 12:05:09 AM »

The Time-Management Technique for the Internet Age
The internet age is full of distractions, people no longer have any power of concentration whatsoever, so this technique is needed.

- Select a task from your To Do Today List
- Set your alarm clock to 25 minutes
- Keep working until the alarm goes off. Concentrate on your task. Tell yourself it is only 25 minutes and try to avoid getting distracted.
- When the alarm goes off, stop immediately and take 5 minutes break. Put an "X" symbol next to your task on your To Do Today List.
- Listen to some classical music and your mind will be refreshed.
- After your break, resume your work if it has not been completed. If your task has been completed, then pick a new task. Keep working until the alarm goes off again. After the alarm goes off again, add an "X" symbol next to your task on your To Do Today List.
- Repeat the above steps until all the tasks for today are completed.

(This technique is called the Pomodoro Technique which was invented by Mr Francesco Cirrilo)

Seraphina · « **Reply #1 on:** October 07, 2019, 02:02:31 AM »

This is basically how I run my first grade classroom, only the concentrated work segments are 15-20 minutes before a five minute break. Sad this advice is for adults.

Author Topic: The Time-Management Technique for the Internet Age (Read 336 times)

Alan

The Time-Management Technique for the Internet Age

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