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What study strategies do you find most effective for you? What are some strategies that you have used in the past that are actually not useful? What potential obstacles do you anticipate in studying effectively? What are some tools you can use to overcome those obstacles? What are some specific steps you can take if you find that you are doing poorly in a class?In addition to answering the questions above, complete the Pie of Life Exercise and include in your response to this week’s discussion (you can either use a word processing software or you can hand-draw your pie graph). Post Requirements:Responses must be well thought out and well written.Responses must include 2+ references to the readings, videos, and/or activities assigned for the week.Responses must focus on both course material and personal reflection.Initial responses must be between 350-500 words
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Pie of Life Exercise
Draw a circle into segments to represent your current pie of life. Each segment (or slice of the
pie) represents the different roles you play and the amount of time and energy devoted to
each. Indicate in each slice a life role you assume and the amount of time and energy you
devote to each. 2. Reflect in one or two paragraphs, how the slices of your pie represent the
different life roles they play. (a) What roles take more time and energy? (b) How do work and
home roles interact? 3. Now draw your preferred pie of life. (a) Discuss in a paragraph or two
how the two life pies compare and the (b) explain how this activity is useful for prioritizing your
time and planning your future career goals.
See examples below
Life Roles
(current pie of life)
11%
21%
11%
16%
26%
5%
10%
Student
Joseph Emile (2019)
Intern
Spiritualist
Volunteer
Friend
Family member/Loved one
Rest & Self-care
PREFERED LIFE ROLES
(PREFERRED PIE OF LIFE)
Spiritualist
Clinicial / Intern
Volunteer
Student
Author
Internationalist
Researcher
Rest & Self care
10%
24%
9%
9%
19%
10%
9%
Joseph Emile (2019)
3%
7%
Activist
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