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152 CHAPTER 6Weekly Priority Tasks List
This form allows you to make a “to do” list for all the tasks that
could or should be done during the week, based on your goals. Each
week you will decide on the priority of each task and determine its
order of importance. The following is an example of one student’s
weekly priority tasks list where A identifies the most important tasks
to be completed, B identifies tasks needed to be completed only after
the A tasks are completed, and C identifies tasks to be completed only
after A and B tasks are completed. The number next to each letter
further prioritizes the importance of each of the A, B, and C tasks.Tasks Priority Rating Day(s) ScheduledRotate tires on car C-3 FWrite poem for English C-1 M–Th.Send letter to cousin C-2 FBuy flowers for mother C-4 Th.Composition paper— A-3 W, Th.
outline and writeCalculus assignmentsCh. 2—complete A-1 M
assigned problemsCh. 3—complete A-2 W
assigned problemsPsychologyRead B-1 M
ch. 2—outline
main ideasAnswer end-of- B-2 T
chapter questionsWeekly Schedule
The final form is the weekly schedule, which identifies the time and
order in which you will complete the tasks and activities for the week.
This schedule is developed each week and reviewed each day to deter-
mine whether any changes are needed for the following day because