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It might be better to use email instead of in-person if you're asking to schedule something with someone so that the other person has more time to sort out their schedule or if you want to share specific information that they might need at a later time or might need to keep referring back to. It might also be better to use email if you know that their response might need some extra thought or planning or they might have to check with someone else before getting back to you.

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I set aside designated time to get certain things done and typically work on my most pressing tasks first. In the past, I have gotten into routines of doing homework for a certain amount of time (30 or 50 mins), taking a short break, and repeating the process. That's something that I've fallen out of lately, but I'd like to get back into that kind of routine

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Occasionally, if I'm burnt out, I might reach out to a professor and let them know I need to take a mental health day from class and ask if there's anything I can make up. As for my campus job, if I'm swamped or have an appointment that I had to schedule and can't do a certain task at a certain time, I'll ask a coworker or supervisor if they could cover for me. If I have a lot on my plate and can't hang out with someone how we usually would, I'll let them know that I wish I could meet up but I have to take care of some things and reschedule or plan to see each other another time soon. I don't have much experience asking for extensions when I could really use them, so that's an area where I can improve. A lot of times I won't communicate that I have too much on my plate; I'll just lose sleep instead, which is something that I need to work on.

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Email might be preferred over in-person communication for something such as scheduling, or if you are requesting some sort of information that is easier to construe digitally (links, attachments, etc.). Often, I also think emails are better for quick things like brief questions or points of clarification and in-person communication is better for more detailed questions and conversations that need fleshed out over longer periods of time & with more back & forth. This avoids situations where a meeting happens and one or both people walk away thinking "this could have been an email."

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I live and breathe via my planner/Google calendar, which allows me to break up my days and allocate hours to different tasks. I also try and prioritize my work when multiple things are coming up at the same time, e.g. picking an assignment to complete 1st, 2nd, etc up until the due date of them all so that I can keep focused.

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Admittedly, I am bad about communicating that I have too much to do, and rather I just power through and work overtime to manage it all. However, I am very in favor of strong communication and generally have no issue asking questions or for help if I need it, so if I ever do have an absolutely unmanageable load at any given time I have confidence that I can explain and politely and respectfully ask for support.

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Email might be used over in person for things like scheduling, and listing things or presenting  materials to someone. I am a much more verbal person and therefore gravitate to in person interaction, but I am also forgetful at times so when I can have dates and materials in writing and in a place I can find them it is very useful

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I schedule my time mostly with a structured day, where I get up early to finish anything I need to before I start classes and I schedule a block of free time/exercise to help my productivity later in the day when I get most of my work done.

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This is something that is very difficult for me to do, but I will usually send an email to the person expecting me to do something, asking for more time or if someone else could do the gas in my stead (cover my shift for instance). Another strategy is I will just stop accepting new tasks until I am to feeling so overwhelmed or burnt out.

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It might be better to use email instead of talking in person because there is a record of what is said by everyone involved which can be referred to later as needed. It also allows you to craft your words in a very intentional way, which can be very important for heated topics.

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I use a planner to lay out my day and week, detailing all of my commitments. Additionally, I write down a to-do list for every day in my planner to help me keep track of everything I need to get done in a day.

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I reach out to my manager, and have a forward, in-person conversation about how I have been unable to complete all of my tasks and try to come up with a solution.

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When you are more introverted and quiet that may be a reason to do email then in person because then you’re likely to be less anxious. Also I feel e-mail is a lot easier with introductions because you can give people a lot of information without bunching it into little time.

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Often I go off my memory and I always think about what is due next and what projects I should start working on and I remind myself throughout the day what order ill do each assignment. Or posted notes help.

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I kind of just deal with it but taking time to myself helps and then I’ll sit down and write down in more detail what to do in order and how much time I’ll dedicate to it. I’ll talk to my friends or mom and overall I just try to organize my thoughts so I can feel like I have control again.

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I think email serves as a better method for communication when the answer may require some time to think. By email, the person who receives it has in writing what they need to do, and also allows them time to plan and respond to whatever they were asked to do. It also seems to take away some stress of scheduling, or just in general when you have something that is not too important

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Before I go to bed each night I set a schedule for what I need to accomplish tomorrow. Typically this includes getting ahead on assignments so I don’t feel bogged down come Friday. I also like to set timers for myself when I read, so i know I’ll have a break. Knowing I’ll get a break gives me the ability to continue reading without getting too distracted

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When I feel like I have too much on my plate, I attempt to accomplish small tasks. Maybe it’s doing the smallest of my assignments or making my bed. Doing something like this gives me confidence and something I can cross off my list of things to do. Typically I don’t communicate too much. I put my head down and try to complete it on my own

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It's better to use email than to speak in-person at all times unless something is very urgent because in-person "professionalism" standards are openly hostile to autistic people and the modern workplace is openly hostile to autistic people and "watch body language and tone" is a meaningless sentence

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If I'm genuinely burnt out it is very possible that I cannot speak either. I have autism. This class is just telling us to have skills, not giving us any of them or teaching us what to do if we struggle with something

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I have a set routine for when I do work and when I don't, and if I have a lot to keep track of I'll write a to-do list organized by urgency

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It may be better to use email instead of in-person communication when you send out important information such as dates, times, tasks, etc because it allows the receiving individual to go back and check those times if needed.

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I tend to put reminders in my phone on certain things that I need to do, such as homework or a meeting with someone. This helps me to remember what I need to do and make sure it’s done in a timely manner.

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When I have too much on my plate, I think I am internally stressed, however I try to keep my cool and focus on finishing my tasks on my own time. If I realize that I don’t have time for something, I am able to tell the individual that I am too busy without feeling guilt.