The following are some examples of different Study Plans. Feel free to customize one these plans to your specific schedule. There will be weekswhen you do not have a written assignment or graded quiz, so then you wouldjust move on to the next items on the list.
Daily Plan
This plan makes each day somewhat even as far as workload. It is recommended to still have one day entirely off each week. This example showsthe day off on Saturday, but any day can be chosen. Thursday
1. Start Reading
for
the Unit
Friday 1. Finish Reading for the Unit 2. Write and submit Main Discussion Saturday 1. Break Day Sunday
1. Start Written
Assignment
Monday 1. Finish and I submit 2. Take Self Quiz 3. Study for Graded
Written
Assignment
Quiz Tuesday
1. Peer Grading 2. Respond to 3 3. Take the Graded
other students in Quiz Wednesday
Discussion
1. Finish up any unfinished tasks 2. Write and submit Learning Journal
Weekend Plan
This plan is be a days of
a bit more intense on a few days, but this may great option if you often have more time on certain the week. Thursday 1. Break day
Friday 1. Break Day Saturday 1. Reading for the Unit 2. Write and submit Main Discussion 3. Start Written Assignment ft. Take Self Quiz Sunday
1. Finish and submit Written 2. Respond to 3 students 3. Peer Grading ft. Study for Graded z!nO 5. Take Graded z!nO 6. Write and submit Learning
Assignment in Discussion
Journal
Monday
1. Finish any unfinished tasks
Tuesday 1. Break day Wednesday 1. Break day
Hybrid
Plan This could be the best of both worlds with one intense day and a couple other days that are shorter. Different days could be chosen depending on your schedule. Thursday 1. Break Day
Friday 1. Reading for the Unit Saturday
1. Write and submit Main Discussion 2. Start Written Assignment 3. Take Self Quiz Sunday
1. Finish and submit Written Assignment 2. Peer C Grading Monday
1. Respond 2. Study for
to 3 Graded
other students Quiz
in
Discussion
Tuesday 1. 2.
Take Graded z!nO Write and submit Learning
Journal
Wednesday
1. Break D