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Welcome to assembly Welcome to assembly

Good morning everyone

Habit 1 Be Proactive Habit 2 Begin with the end in mind Habit 3 Put First Things First Let’s recap!

Pokey & the Spelling Test Can you remember the story?

Ineffective Habit – I put urgent things first. Effective Habit – I put important things first.

URGENTNOT URGENT IMPORTANT QI Deadline driven tasks – homework!! QII Preparation Planning NOT IMPORTANT QIII Other people’s issues Needless interruptions QIV ‘Look Busy’ activities Excessive TV, internet, games Everything we do falls into one of these four quadrants When we work effectively we call it living ‘above the line’

How do you plan effectively? Choose the important things first Put the important things in place first Put things in priority order

How could you plan so your day runs smoothly? What could be on your ‘to do’ list?

How could you plan so your week runs smoothly? What could be on your ‘to do’ list that is different for the one you use for a day?

Would planning for longer than a week be useful? What could be on your ‘to do’ list for the year? Does Habit 2 help you with this?

Reflection

Please leave quietly