All of your subjects Include all of your subjects (such as algebra, physics, history, English, and theatre) Time stamps Divide tasks into 30 minute to 1 hour blocks. Specific goals, assignments, and due dates Record what you have to do each week or any important due dates coming up. Your comfort level with the subject matter Use a scale of 1-10 (10 being extremely comfortable) to rate how skilled and at ease you are with the subject. This will also help you determine how to best allocate your time. For example, if you know you struggle with absorbing literature but easily grasp algebraic formulas, devote more time to rereading and taking notes in lieu of practicing equations. Your goals Set a weekly goal for each subject or assignment. Example goals: Get an A on lab assignment Read at least 50 pages a day of Madame Bovary and take notes Finish history project a day before the due date Write chapter reflection essay for extra credit Breaks and non-academic activities Make sure to reserve time for any sports practices, family commitments, meals, rest, and other recreational activities. Include any reminders about what you might need to bring or how to prepare.