Managing Time and Stress
Managing Time and Stress
Why is managing time and stress important?
Establishing good routines and habits can be hard, but it's also the best way to make your life easier, more meaningful and less stressful.How do I do it?
Learning takes time, and it is important to spend time thinking about where and when you best work so that you can make the most of all the time you have available. For example, assessments are all made up of many smaller tasks. Be aware of what these are, get organised, start early, and know what is involved in completing each step.
Be proactive! Take control of your environment, your notes and the technology available to you to support you in managing all of your commitments. Taking action is the first step to overcoming moments of stress on your learning journey.
Learning Outcomes
In this course, you will:- Reflect on your motives for study and develop a routine that helps you manage your commitments
- Develop strategies to organise and prepare for assignments and exams
- Understand the underlying causes for stress and how it can be managed
Instructions
This course should take around 1.5 hours to complete. There are different activities marked 'Activity (x mins)' which you need to complete. Some of these have multiple steps.
Please have post-its and/or paper and some pens with you as you work through the activities.
How to Enrol and Navigate
Watch the short introduction video below on how to enrol onto the course and navigate the content.
Solent Students
Use the 'Click here to enrol on this page' button to be awarded a digital badge for completing this course.
To achieve a completion badge, you must engage with all the activities. Activity completion will be gathered from selected activities that will be automatically ticked as you engage with the activity.
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No problem! You can still access the learning content and activities without enrolling.
Key terms for organising your time and resources
Managing your time, activities and commitments as a student is all about setting priorities, getting organised and doing all that you can to enable you to work faster and smarter and enable you to have more time to do all the things you want and need to do.
Click on each of the words below to see what they mean in the context of your university studies.