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NoName93
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25 Sep 2016, 7:31 am

Hello wp I study information technology and I have problems with my studying and although I like my school and I want to take the degree I owe many lessons and I can't organize my studying and and I can't consatrate do/did you have simillar problems and how do you overcome them?

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25 Sep 2016, 8:51 am

I would suggest keeping a planner or a notebook where you write down the things that you need to do and when you need to turn things in. I used to have trouble keeping track of assignments until I bought myself a daily planner and it is very helpful, I find :D


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25 Sep 2016, 9:11 am

TheSilentOne wrote:
I would suggest keeping a planner or a notebook where you write down the things that you need to do and when you need to turn things in. I used to have trouble keeping track of assignments until I bought myself a daily planner and it is very helpful, I find :D


I tried this but I have difficulties to keep the program probably this year I will try harder to follow my program



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25 Sep 2016, 10:59 am

I think that I may have a sort of problems with organising, executive functioning. I have serious problems with writing Master degree thesis. It is "nightmare" for me. So complicated... Complexity of this task "scares" me. I like simple, repetitive activities and dislike making projects (which need more organisational skills).



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25 Sep 2016, 6:03 pm

Yep and I also have a problem keeping my place clean.


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26 Sep 2016, 3:46 am

AlexaSaturn wrote:
Yep and I also have a problem keeping my place clean.

me too



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26 Sep 2016, 4:01 pm

Omg, I have so much problem with this. But I will never give up on getting my degree even thou my parents aren't helicoptering around me telling me to study these days.
Also my home is soooo messy!! ! How do people manage to keep things tidy?! I look around me and I never know where to begin or what to do.



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26 Sep 2016, 4:06 pm

It's called Executive Function Disorder (EFD), and is fairly common among those on the Autism spectrum. Unfortunately, I am one of those with a lifelong, chronic, severe case of this. My place is always a mess, and I have trouble keeping up with paperwork, so I keep getting into trouble over these thing. I've tried planners/notes, but it doesn't help in my case, as I am likely to lose the notes in some pile of mess or other somewhere in my home.

Wish you better luck, though.


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