Time Strategies

When I first saw the amount of assignments posted in the "Grades" tab on Canvas, I got a little spooked. I saw that the majority of those assignments are Extra Credit, and felt much more reassured. I plan on adhering to the schedule that Professor Gibbs came up for me, but I think I may push a few assignments later into the week depending on the course load from my other classes. This semester, I'm planning on using a small planner to help me stay organized with my assignments each week. Here's a picture of it!
Image Information: Personal photo taken of planner; photo from January 2018

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