S. and Marge Eberts, Ed. Email Newsletters Myschoolonline Schoolcash Copernicus Education Gateway Mygradebook Atlas Encyclopedia Almanacs Dictionary About Learning Network About Our Partners About Our Sponsors Help Education Question and Answer by Peggy Gisler, Ed. S. and Marge Eberts, Ed. Lately, she seems to be burning the candle at both ends between school, a part-time job, softball, and other activities. Any tips you could provide would be helpful.
Most teenagers are very busy people.
Your daughter probably doesn't have too many activities if her grades are satisfactory and her health is good. The more successful she is in handling her time in high school, the more ready she will be for managing her life after graduation. Many of the problems students have in college are really time-management problems. Time is one of everyone's most important resources. The first step in managing time is to find out where time is being spent.