Your best friend comes to you with a problem: He is not doing well in school because he has too much going on after school. He wants to improve his grades without giving up his after-school activities.

What are the three general time-management techniques that you can suggest to him?

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Michael Jennings

23 July, 11:40

Your best friend comes to you with a problem: He is not doing well in school because he has too much going on after school. He wants to improve his grades without giving up his after-school activities.

What are the three general time-management techniques that you can suggest to him?

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Finley Wallace · Answer 1

Use a planner (a calendar to manage your timeline and activities), take breaks (short ones if you have to, to clear your brain) try to simple down your schedule (like if you have things that are optional or don't need to be done, don't do them!)

Your best friend comes to you with a problem: He is not doing well in school because he has too much going on after school. He wants to improve his grades without giving up his after-school activities.What are the three general time-management techniques that you can suggest to him?

Your best friend comes to you with a problem: He is not doing well in school because he has too much going on after school. He wants to improve his grades without giving up his after-school activities.

What are the three general time-management techniques that you can suggest to him?