Module 3 Day 2 - Wednesday, August 29 EARLY START

Module 3 continues and is due Tuesday, September 4.

Check out these tips for going through the lessons:

• Remember that the notes you read in our course are our textbook -- when you read, read with meaning. Take notes on the guided notes template or using a method that works for you. When you write down something you learn, it helps you remember it.
• Pre-read the directions and the rubric so you know what to look for as you go through the lessons. 
• Make connections to your life as you go through lessons -- if an example or phrase speaks to you, use it to help you complete your assignments.  
• Remember to look for the weekly vocabulary in the lessons as well. They always show up in your post-assessment!

Got Questions? I will be available for a Virtual Classroom tonight from 7-7:30 pm.  I will send a course message later today so you know where to go and how to join our Virtual Classroom.

Important Due Dates:

• Module 3 Time Management Due September 4
• Progress Report September 6
• Module 4 Leading with Integrity Due September 10
• Module 5 Leading through Relationships Due September 17

Got Resources?  NCPVS provides lots of resources outside of our course to support you.  For virtual help from a peer, go to the Peer Tutoring Center. For technology issues, issue a help desk ticket with the Virtual Support Center. To learn more about the world around you, attend a Culture Cafe session. Click on the visual below to explore all of the resources NCVPS provides to you:

Today's Assignment:

• Module 3 Lesson 1 Assignment Weekly Planner

Module 3 Lesson 1 Assignment Weekly Planner
This assignment puts what you have learned in Lesson 1 about time management to the test and asks you to create and reflect on a weekly planner.
Tips for Your Weekly Planner:

• Complete the entire planner. You may use a previous week or plan an upcoming week.
• Be detailed.  If you devote a block of time to studying, write down what and where you will study.  Note: You do not have to write down what you are eating - meals do not have to be detailed:)

Tips for Writing Your Reflection: 

• In your reflection, be sure to discuss what "a-has" you have experienced. Consider how you now see urgent and important as opposed to how you saw them before the lesson. 
• Address the tips and ideas from the lesson that you have applied. Reflect on what you need to do differently moving forward. Even people who are already good time managers can learn to manage time better.
• I am looking for your knowledge of time management - what have you learned from the notes, the practice activity, and the weekly planner you created?

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