Alabama State Standard #11 for Teen
Discoveries:
Describe time management tools and
techniques
This standard helps students learn how to use tools and strategies to manage
their time wisely, like planning their day, setting goals, and getting things
done on time.
https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/todoist
What it does: Todoist is top-notch to-do list software that lets
you geek out on organizing, tracking, and analyzing all the tasks in your life.
It offers extremely intuitive apps for practically every platform, lets you
collaborate with others, doesn't require an internet connection, and even
supports advanced features like natural language input. The free version is
reasonably capable, too, though most people are better off paying for the
feature-packed Pro tier. Given its exceptional capabilities and ease of use,
Todoist earns our Editors' Choice award for personal task management and an
exemplary five-star rating.
Cost: Free basic version; some features cost extra
Age group: Best for older students (13+) and adults
Devices: Works on iPhones, Androids, tablets, and computers
Why this review site is good: PCMag is a tech website known for honest reviews of apps,
websites, and technology tools. Experts test the apps before writing about
them.
App #2: Structured – Daily Planner
YouTube
Review of Structured from Tool Finder
What it does: Structured is a visual planner that lets you lay out your day
hour-by-hour. You can drag and drop tasks into a timeline and get reminders
when it’s time to switch to something new.
Cost: Free version; $9.99 for full version (one-time fee)
Age group: Best for middle school, high school, and college students
Devices: iPhone, iPad, and Mac only
Why this review site is good: I
enjoy going to Tool Finder on YouTube if I want an honest review. He visually shows
how to use an app and gives thoughts on it.
App #3: TickTick
https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/ticktick
What it does:
TickTick is a powerful to-do list app. You can create tasks, set deadlines,
make checklists, and even use a timer to focus. It’s great for school
assignments or after-school routines.
Cost:
Free version available; premium costs $27.99 per year
Age group: Ages 13 and up
Devices: Works on iPhones, Androids, tablets, and computers
Why this review site is good: PCMag is a trusted website that gives
honest reviews. They test each app and explain what’s good and what’s not.
My Favorite App: Structured
I think Structured is the best app for time
management. It shows your whole day in blocks, which makes it easy to see what students
are supposed to be doing and when. It helps keep them on track, especially with
homework and chores. I like how clean and simple it looks, and it reminds them
when it’s time to move to the next task. It’s great for people who like to plan
out their whole day.
No comments:
Post a Comment