The structure of this weekly calendar is designed to help you learn about your choices and to be accountable to yourself. Each day has two columns under the name of the day. The column on the left is for you to schedule your time. The column on the right is created for you to record what you actually did in that time period. There are sixteen blocks available.
People have different preferences and different attention levels throughout the day.
You should write in the earliest time in the week that you want to be scheduling yourself. For example, some students prefer to get up early and study before their classes begin. Next, fill in all times that are committed for you and over which you have no control in their scheduling. Your class times are examples of committed times. Fill in any other times that are set for you already.