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  • The Personal Project Handbook
  • Criteria A: Planning
    • Criteria A: Tips and Tricks
    • Rubric for Criteria A
    • Learning Goal
    • Product and Creating Success Criteria
    • Making a Plan
  • Criteria B: Applying Skills
    • Criteria B: Tips and Tricks
    • Rubric for Criteria B
    • Communication Skills
    • Research Skills
    • Self-Management Skills
    • Social Skills
    • Thinking Skills
  • Criteria C: Reflecting
    • Criteria C: Tips and Tricks
    • Rubric for Criteria C
    • Learner Profile
  • Report
    • Written Report
    • Report Outline
    • Report Outline with Notes on What to Write
    • Video Supplement
  • Evidence Artifacts
  • MKIS Teachers
  • MKIS Students

Self-Management Skills

Task Specific Clarification:
A justification of:

  • strengths and limitations for effective and independent time and task management
  • affective skills practised through the project
  • highly effective use of other self-management skills.

Questions to Consider/ Ideas:

  • Evidence of organization skills
  • Setting goals, meeting deadlines etc
  • Discuss options and decision-making process
  • Make logical/ sequential plans
  • Use Strategies to organize information
  • Bounce back when things don’t go as expected
  • Persevere

Suggested Report Section Titles

  • Reflections on Self-Management Skills

Evidence Artifact Suggestions:

  • ATL Skills Self- Evaluation
  • Planning- Showing initial plan and changes to plan
  • Journal Entry about Procrastination or staying on track with your project 

Common Missing Pieces in the Report

  • Outline Self Management skills you had at the beginning
  • Discuss the growth of Self-Management Skills
  • Justify how you used (or didn’t use) your self- management skills in this project and how you grew throughout.
  • Discuss the Affective skills you practiced during this project.
Demonstrate limited self-management skillsA brief account of:
• basic or inconsistent time and/or task management
• affective skills practised through the project.
Demonstrate adequate self-management skillsA description of:
• appropriate time and task management which show some independence
• affective skills practised through the project
• use of another self-management skill.
Demonstrate substantial self-management skillsAn explanation of:
• effective and often independent time and task management
• affective skills practised through the project
• effective use of other self-management skills.
Demonstrate excellent self-management skillsA justification of:
• strengths and limitations for effective and independent time and task management
• affective skills practised through the project
• highly effective use of other self-management skills.

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