Listen to the second part of the story and fill in the gaps.
Part 2
Time management means scheduling activities from the most to least important in a way that fits your time frame. We are active, with many places to go and lots to do. If we learn to manage our time wisely, we will be able to do more things. Your time can be managed in a variety of ways. Many people make to-do lists. However, this is not always enough for us, teenagers, because we tend to forget how much time we have and we delay doing something because we do not want to do it. Many schools give students agendas to help them organise their homework, projects and other assignments. Students at my school find these useful for keeping track of marks, homework and long-term assignments. For keeping track of your extra-curricular activities, such as sports and clubs, calendars have always been useful. Time can be managed in a simple way. First, write down everything you have [bad word] within the day, week, month, etc. Then, record the due date for each and how long it will take to do. From there, p each item into a time slot so that everything is given the proper amount of time. By using this method, you can be organised and have plenty of time to lead a stress-free, well-rounded life.