Option A: Time management calendar Create a calendar for the remainder of the semester you will use to block your time and manage your time effectively. Ensure you allow time for adequate sleep, grooming, meals and commuting and then with your remaining time block off time for work and volunteer commitments, class time, study time, gym or other fitness activity, and social time. Ensure your calendar includes some time blocks-either with specific hours throughout the day, or by noting how much time will be devoted to each thing (e.g., read Psychology text for 40 minutes, in two 20-minute blocks). Your level of detail must be clear and meaningful, but don't list every tiny thing (3 minutes for teeth-brushing and flossing). Focus more on your study plans and be realistic. Tip: It helps to pencil in the unmovable things first (work shifts, tests, due dates) and then work around those, planning your study backwards from the key academic dates. Submit your calendar to me in a Word document on Blackboard. Due: Oct 2 @ 11:59 pm