Making Time: Time Management & the Sociocultural Construction of Time ((2 Credits))

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Managing one's time for studies, for work, for family, for leisure, and for other responsibilities is seldom an easy task. Yet, making sufficient quality time for study is an important factor in student success in college. Through an introduction to humanities and social science scholarship about time, this course aims to help students consider how to integrate academic theories with everyday 'real life' time management practice. In this regard, this course combines practical assignments for students to reflect on and analyze their own time-management skills with academic readings that consider 'time' from sociocultural and sociohistorical perspectives. This course may be used to fulfill educational planning credit with mentor approval. This course was previously EDU-231402 Making Time: Time Management and the Sociocultural Construction of Time.