Throughout the extended practice module, time planning has been something I have been working on, as a lot of the planning I do is in my head, and I don't actually write it down, this was something I was working on, particularly towards the end of the module.
I found that the best way for me to organise my time was to create daily or weekly to do lists, as this set myself achievable goals, and made me more satisfied when I was ticking things off at a reasonable pace, which resulted in my sustained motivation.
For the last semester however I stuck to a strict time plan for the 3 weeks, as there was a lot of things that I needed to fit in, and organising my time effectively and being able to see exactly how much time I had left was crucial in the success of completing everything I wanted to do. This however was not a natural way of time planning to me, which was why I put off creating a monthly calendar time plan until it was necessary, as I find I struggle to plan so far ahead in this way, preferring to set smaller short term goals instead.
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