Sources: These study tips were based on the presentation of Dr. Elizabeth Barrett (Faculty Academic Adviser, Faculty of Education) “Supporting Advisees to Develop Time Management Strategies” and the reference books below:
- The Miracle Morning (Hal Elrod, 2012)
- Eat that Frog (Brain Tracy, 2001)
- Deep Work (Cal Newport, 2016)
Sources: These study tips were based on the presentation of Dr. Elizabeth Barrett (Faculty Academic Adviser, Faculty of Education) “Supporting Advisees to Develop Time Management Strategies” and the reference books below:
- Solving the Procrastination Puzzle (Timothy Pychyl, 2013)
- Deep Work (Cal Newport, 2016)
Sources: These study tips were based on the presentation of Dr. Elizabeth Barrett (Faculty Academic Adviser, Faculty of Education) “Supporting Advisees to Develop Time Management Strategies” and the reference books below:
- Deep Work (Cal Newport, 2016)
- Solving the Procrastination Puzzle (Timothy Pychyl, 2013)
Sources: These study tips were based on the presentation of Dr. Elizabeth Barrett (Faculty Academic Adviser, Faculty of Education) “Supporting Advisees to Develop Time Management Strategies” and the reference books below:
- The Procrastination Equation (Piers Steel, 2012)
- Solving the Procrastination Puzzle (Timothy Pychyl, 2013)
- Deep Work (Cal Newport, 2016)



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