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Work for 25 minutes, then take a 5-minute break. Repeat this cycle, taking a longer break after four sessions. This helps maintain concentration and avoid burnout.

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The apps featured below are great for keeping track of tasks, but I recommend sticking to just one system instead of juggling multiple calendars and to-do lists.

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Divide bigger tasks into smaller, more manageable steps. This will make them feel less overwhelming.

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If a task takes less than five minutes, do it immediately. This prevents small things from piling up and becoming a source of stress.

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Your teachers are here to help you succeed. Never be afraid to ask questions. It's not always easy to ask for help, but I challenge you to be courageous. Wednesday Activity Periods are a great opportunity for clarification on lessons and assignments or just general support.

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You can download Google Calendar on your phone. If you sign in with your Bloomfield account, it will automatically link with Google Classroom and show assignment due dates.

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Todoist is a user-friendly and free to-do list app you can use on your phone or computer. Organize your homework, projects, and extracurricular activities into easy-to-manage lists.

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Trello uses boards, cards, and lists to help you visually organize your tasks. Great for group projects and breaking big assignments into smaller steps!

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Google Keep lets you make quick notes, color-code them, create checklists, and set reminders—all synced across your devices. Great for jotting down important points.

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Use Quizlet to create digital flashcards and review important terms and concepts. You can study with games, tests, and more.

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Try to study at the same time each day and set up a dedicated workspace. Consistency will help you develop good habits and avoid last-minute stress.

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Take a few minutes each week to tidy up your backpack, digital files, and workspace. Staying physically and digitally organized makes finding things much easier!

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Calm, Insight Timer, and Headspace are great apps that provide free mindfulness exercises. You can listen to guided meditation, sleep stories, and stress management strategies.

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Look up focus playlists on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, or any other streaming platform. They are a great way to lock in and focus on work!

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Finch is a mobile app that links self-care tasks and habits to the care of a virtual pet. As you set personal goals and complete activities, you earn rewards to take care of your virtual pet, or Birb.

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If you prefer something hands-on that you can carry around with you, get a planner or notebook that you can use to record your tasks in.

Stores like Target, Walmart, CVS, Walgreens, Dollar General, and Staples are great places to look for these supplies.