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Teenagers often struggle with balancing social life, studies, and extracurricular activities. Add screen time, sleep deprivation, and too much other stuff, and it is no wonder many students experience disorganization.
Teenagers tend to function in a reactive instead of proactive mode to compensate for lost time. They end up multitasking, which actually decreases effectiveness and efficiency.
Teenagers need to learn how to create customized and maintainable systems for organizing their belongings, their space, and their time, but in a way that makes sense to them. First, they must recognize and avoid time wasters, like interruptions, technology (email, social media, text messaging, etc.), perfectionism, and procrastination
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