Procrastinating, Start by Understanding the Emotions Involved” is here to inform us that procrastination may seem like a silly little thing that can keep us from getting work done, but in some cases is considered a disease and can be treated with the right help. Procrastination may not seem serious to many people, but for some it can turn into a very serious disease. At the start of her article, Wang explains how procrastination is just considered “poor time-management”, and how most people blow it off. She
objection professors have to frequent exams is that they take too much time to read and grade. In a 20-minute essay exam, a well-prepared student can easily write two pages. A
are the three main categories? Can an item from one category change to another category? If so, how and why? Don’t do: are better accomplished by other individuals. Do later: they usually don’t have an immediate deadline, which can lead to procrastination. According to our textbook, “ procrastinate means to put off something until a future time, to postpone, or to delay needlessly” (Huston and Marquis 2015.) Do Now: are usually based on the day-to-day activities that are necessary. I do believe
don’t know about other people, but I know that I don’t appreciate what is around me. I have a hard time just enjoying the beautiful scenery outside my window. Leaves changing color, breezy days and at night hearing the crickets chirping. Life is too short; something my elders tell me all the time. I chose the 20-day photo challenge that would help me experience my life one day at a time. I decided that this challenge would help me through a hectic school schedule and one crazy family. Every day is