Time Management Skills
$99.00
Time Management Skills
$99.00
Description
This lesson encourages caregivers to plan ahead, eliminate time wasters, and give their full attention to the task at hand.
- List the benefits of learning time management skills.
- Describe the three reasons NOT to multi-task at work.
- Discuss at least three major time wasters.
- Describe at least three major ways to save time.
- Demonstrate time-saving techniques during daily work.
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