18th
March 2020
Time
Management. Time Management, Home Schooling, Working from Home
Over
the next couple of weeks time management is going to be very import
to everyone. How many time have you said to your self “their is
never enough hours in the day.”?
Over
the next few week that is how I belie many of use are going to start
to feel not to mention very stressed out and tired, both mentally and
physically.
All
I can say is take each day, day by day and make sure that you try to
eat well and sleep well.
Many
people will be currently looking at changing there life style with
looking at working from home and home school their children.
Many
of us will not just be worry about out selves but family and friends
to.
So
what can we do?
The
fist thing that I am aiming to do with my family is aim to stick to
the same routine that I would have stuck to as much as possible with
a few changes thrown in.
My
aim is to still wake up at the same time every day, eat at the same
time every day and sleep at he same time every day.
With
my children at home full time and not able to go any where I know
that this will be very challenging and stressful. I will aim to keep
each day fun and interesting for them. At the same time I will aim
to carry on with my own every day routine like cooking, cleaning,
taking care of the baby and working on my book.
I
will start by breaking the day down into units of 20 minuets and
aiming to do 20 minuet tasks just like I would do at eh weekend.
20
minuets breakfast
20
minuets get dressed
20
minuets work
20
minuets rest
20
minuets play
20
minuets snack
20
minuets rest
20
minuets work
20
minuets play
20
minuets work
20
play
20
lunch
20
rest
20
minuets (you get the picture) I am only looking at 20 minuet blocks
to start off with due to the change of having 3 children at home full
time and confined to a small space will be challenging.
I
know that my attention span and able to do any thing is about 20
minuets. To chive more than this it take time and practice epically
for children.
Some
time my children will be happy to engage in an activity for longer
than 20 minutes like watching TV or playing with cars.
But
they can not so that every day, I would like then to continue with
their education and I will be
need
to look at fun ways to achieve this whilst maintaining day to day
living too.
So
I will see what support and guidance is offered to support me before
Friday and then start to plans my daily activates.