What should I do if I have a lot of missing assignments?

All those assignments and deadlines can be pretty overwhelming, but don’t panic. Talk to your teachers and friends about what you missed. Then, make a plan for tackling your workload, prioritizing the most pressing assignments. Take breaks, reward yourself, and stay positive to boost your productivity.

What do you do when your homework is too hard?

Create a Homework Plan

1. Understand the assignment. Write it down in your notebook or planner, and don’t be afraid to ask questions about what’s expected.
2. Start right away.
3. Budget your time.
4. Find a quiet place to focus.
5. Avoid studying on your bed.
6. Tackle the hardest assignments first.
7. Keep moving ahead.
8. Take breaks.

What would you do if your tasks seem unachievable?

Here are a few examples of how to answer this question. “Even if my tasks seemed unachievable, I would buckle down and figure out the best approach to completing the tasks. I would start by organizing the tasks from most important to least, and then I would begin working on the most important task.

How do you manage multiple tasks on the same day?

Multiple tasks due on the same day can be tough to manage, so it’s important to show that you know how to formulate a plan should the situation arise. So again, you should aim to provide a specific, tangible example from your career to demonstrate how you prioritize under the pressure of multiple tasks with the same end-of-day deadline.

How do you respond when asked if you would cross that bridge?

If you’re the type of person who fires on all cylinders when presented with the seemingly insurmountable task of getting a lot of different tasks done by 5 pm, note that! Steer clear of general, short answers, such as, “I’d find a way to get it all done,” or “I’d cross that bridge when I get to it.”

Should you ditch the tasks on your to-do list?

So, ditch it. Figure out which tasks actually help you live better, help others, let you develop good habits, are good for your performance at work or university and focus on them. Be absolutely objective when you choose the ones that will stay on your list.