An arm with a tattoo: "I was made for the library, not the classroom."

What was I thinking?

One of my classes, the 2-credit one, was cancelled, so I have three classes “starting” today. In the introductory notes for each of them, it’s suggested that students allocate approx. 12-15 hours/week to the readings, discussions and assignments. That’s 36-45 hours/week?!?! Where does that time come from exactly?

:-O

Someone’s about to get a crash course in Time Management for Overextended Dummies.


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Guy LeCharles Gonzalez

Sometimes loud, formerly poet, always opinionated. As in guillotine... Guy LeCharles Gonzalez is currently the Chief Content Officer for LibraryPass. He's also previously been publisher & marketing director for Writer’s Digest; project lead for the Panorama Project; director, content strategy & audience development for Library Journal & School Library Journal; and founding director of programming & business development for the original Digital Book World.

This Post Has 3 Comments

  1. SBG

    30 minutes a night and 2 hours per paper did the trick for me!

  2. Guy LeCharles Gonzalez

    Yeah, but you didn’t have any comic books or video games already in your schedule! 😛

  3. Dyanna

    It’s called reading/studying on the subway and cramming before the test… oh, and procrastinating until the last minute for papers. Hell, it worked for me!

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