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Mastering Time Management: A Comprehensive Guide to Achieving Daily Goals

Enhance your productivity with this comprehensive guide on time management, providing strategies and tips to help you finish tasks efficiently every day. Say goodbye to procrastination and hello to success!

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Mastering Time Management: A Comprehensive Guide to Achieving Daily Goals

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  1. One More Reminder…. You’re going to finish today!!!

  2. Keep a formal voice • Avoid “YOUUUUUUUUU’ and Your and Me and My and I. • Italicize Book and Magazine Titles and place “Article Titles” in quotations. • Avoid wordy phrases, slang, cliché, conversational sentences. • Use very few contractions. • Pay attention to your comma usage. Separate an author’s name, or article title with commas!!! • Cosmo Kramer, author of “I Was a Super Star,” insists, “Life was great on Seinfeld” (44).

  3. Add or delete outline entries. • You may add as many entry “letters” that you need. • You must also delete any of my wording in your sentence outline paradigm and all unused entries.

  4. Eliminate extra spaces between entries. • Check the box in the “paragraph” prompt.

  5. Present Tense • Make sure all your verbs are in the present tense. • Ex. Jones reported/reports that ……. • Ex. Smith commented/comments…….

  6. Match your Working Bib to your in-text citations. • Add your: • Works Cited

  7. Your In-text citations must match your Working Bibliography Page • Working Bibliography • Crane, Alex Dr. “TV is Too Much for Teens.” Psychology Today 19 Feb. 2008. Print. • Which Sentence is Correct? • The article “TV is Too Much for Teens,” declares that TV is a homework distraction (32). • Dr. Alex Crane, psychologist and author of the article “TV is Too Much for Teens,” declares that TV is a homework distraction (32).

  8. Trust Bill Gates • If any of your words (other than author names) are unerlinedin red Or • Underlined in green, blue RIGHT CLICK AND CHECK OUT WHY?

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