Lucier Clear Academic Agenda

Clear academic agenda can seem tough to acknowledge in what form of matter it should be organized in. The whole agenda must be organized in a specific way that would allow the student to manage the time for whatever reason they need it. The first approach in doing so is by managing academic time. As Lucier states in her article,“When looking at the schedule for the week, figure out what the academic commitments look like” (Lucier 1). When the student figures out the first priorities, it then helps them begin to set up their agenda as to what to do first and for how long. Likewise, another approach would be to also acknowledge the student’s personal life in the academic agenda. As Lucier states in the article, “When looking at your calendar,
write in the personal commitments and make sure to leave some time for just hanging out” (Lucier 1). Doing so, the student then has time for the personal life they have and it would not let the student burn out from over studying. Lastly, in the third approach a student could have in having an academic agenda would be in simply keeping a healthy mind for it. As Lucier states in the article, “Take a few moments at the beginning of every week to plan out homework, social time—and sleep” (Lucier 1). Simply sleeping for a bit would keep students up with energy afterwards to keep studying and create a sufficient academic agenda. In general, following through with the ways would keep the student on track and focus for the educational goals they wish to perceive.