Time Management
Time management is not just about managing your time. It is also about supporting your executive function.
What to Do When You Are Behind
Falling behind can happen at any point in the semester. What is important is getting back on track as soon as possible.
What to Do When You Are Behind
Learning Resources Sessions
During the fall and spring semesters, Learning Resources offers different types of sessions on planning, anti-procrastination, academic reading, and study skills. Lower your stress, enhance your academic performance, and make sure you have space for self-care, friendships, jobs, and all the other pursuits that create your Middlebury experience.
Time Management Planners
Use the planning tools below to get ideas for how to create structure and reduce the demands on your working memory.
Building Routines Weekly Planner
Spring 2024 Semester Planner (1 page)
Spring 2024 Semester Planner (2 page)
ACE Peer Tutors and Professional Staff
Schedule a meeting with an ACE Peer Tutor or a consult with professional staff at go/appt. Together you will determine next steps to continue your academic development.
Well-Being Resources
Learning is holistic. It can be hard to study if you are experiencing stress related to your health or finances. The Health and Wellness Center and other offices on campus have tools to help you manage.
Take the Health and Wellness Well-Being Check-Up
Learning Guides
DLINQ Digital Learning Tools and Guides
How to Support Executive Function
“It’s important to recognize that extraordinary circumstances, like the ones we are living through now, create a heavy burden on executive function. This affects your ability to plan, engage with and sustain effort to complete your course work. Please recognize the challenge you are facing and be gentle with yourselves.” —Jennifer Bates, Director of Learning Resources
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05753