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Identifying students “Organizing Quotient” and reflecting on next steps to free up time!

Identifying students “Organizing Quotient” and reflecting on next steps to free up time!. Excerpts and images obtained from Where’s My Stuff ? The ultimate teen organizing guide, (2007) by Samatha Moss. FREE yourself from Disorder.

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Identifying students “Organizing Quotient” and reflecting on next steps to free up time!

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  1. Identifying students “Organizing Quotient” and reflecting on next steps to free up time! Excerpts and images obtained from Where’s My Stuff? The ultimate teen organizing guide, (2007) by Samatha Moss.

  2. FREEyourselffrom Disorder While easy to blame outsidefactors, like a lack of time or space, it is often our mindset (wayofthinking) that keeps us in a state of disorder. Disorganization negatively impacts our qualityoflife. By identifying why we are in disorder we can find solutions.

  3. Benefits of organization • Scorebonustime • If you found an extra hour every day to do whatever you want, how would you spend it? Reduce the amount of time you spend simply looking for stuff and you are on your way! • Cashin • Save money and protect your things by getting organized instead of losing your favorite possessions. • Chillout • Reduce your stress, be on time and reduce excuses to make up for disorganization. • Stayconnected • Stress negatively impacts self-esteem/confidence and takes away brain energy to spend time with friends. If you’re more relaxed; your friends will be more relaxed too! • Beindependent • The more consistently organized you are, the more your parents and others will trust you. Earning more trust can result in greater independence for decision-making.

  4. Next steps: • Take the OrganizingQuotientquiz • Identify which letter you picked the most throughout the quiz to discover your organizing profile

  5. WHAT’sYourO.Q.? Complete the following quiz (survey) to find out your organizing quotient and to reflect on the behaviors that hold you back! All of us have personalityquirks that shape the way we deal with life. But if you’re disorganized, odds are that your quirks are working against you.   Circlethe description that best fits you for questions 1 through 5.

  6. Only 3 questions to go to find out your organizing quotient!

  7. Review your organizing profile and identify strategies to start organizing your life!

  8. REFLECT &Take action • To begin this process, reflect on our time together and what organizingtools or methods may be best given your profile. • CLASS DISCUSSION • What purpose did this activity serve? • Was the O.Q. quiz helpful? • Do the findings reflect your organizing profile? Why or why not? • STUDENT POST and REFLECTION (choose one) • Howdidyourorganizationsystemsworkornotworkforyou last year? • What did you do well? What would you like to improve given your organization style? • Based on your Q.O. profile, what are 2 things that you plan to do to get more organized? In the future, we will review strategies to organize various aspects of your life, from lockers to backpacks, study spaces and electronicfiles.

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