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Finally, the following is a list of specific things that you can do to help students stop procrastinating
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Bog'liq Student ProcrastinationFinally, the following is a list of specific things that you can do to help students stop procrastinating:
Explain to the students what procrastination is and what it looks like, and help them understand that they engage in it themselves.
Show the students why procrastination can be dangerous, when it comes to factors such as their academic performance, their career prospects, and their mental and physical health.
Explain to the students what causes procrastination, and help them identify the causes of their own procrastination.
Point students in the direction of resources that can help them deal with their procrastination, such as this article.
Tell the student about relevant anti-procrastination techniques—which are listed in the previous section—and help them pick their preferred ones.
Implement the previously mentioned anti-procrastination techniques on behalf of the students, for example by breaking apart large tasks into manageable steps and setting intermediate deadlines for each.
Overall, you can help students overcome their procrastination in various ways, such as by helping them understand that they’re procrastinating in a problematic manner, helping them identify the causes of their procrastination, and helping them choose and implement relevant anti-procrastination techniques. The specific approach that you should use depends on factors such as how autonomous the students in question are, how many students you’re trying to help, and what kind of relationship you have with them.
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