How to Organize Your Room and School Tasks (Teenagers)

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How to Organize Your Room and School Tasks (Teenagers)
How to Organize Your Room and School Tasks (Teenagers)
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You are stressed out because your room is in a mess and you can't find the research you did for school. You always miss your school job before delivery and your parents keep telling you to clean your room. It seems impossible to get organized, but this wikiHow article will show you how!

Steps

Part 1 of 3: Organizing your room

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 1

Step 1. Turn on the radio or iPod

Music will energize you and provide you with pleasant company as you clean and tidy up!

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 2

Step 2. If your room is really bad and the thought of tidying up makes you panic because you think you can't make it, remember this rule:

do something for fifteen minutes. Work for fifteen minutes, then take a break and see what you managed to do. If necessary, rest for a few minutes (but a few minutes does not mean doing nothing more). If you divide what you need to do into short sessions, you will tire less.

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 3

Step 3. Now get two laundry containers, a trash can, and a box

If you don't have a large box, use another laundry container. One of the containers is for dirty laundry, the other for items that shouldn't be in your room but elsewhere in the house. The box is for the things you want to give away, and the garbage can, of course, is for the trash.

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 4

Step 4. Start from one corner of the room

The bed is a good place to start. Make the bed and arrange the pillows. Here, part of your room is already in order, and it probably only took you a minute or two!

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 5

Step 5. Now remove the things that got under the bed

Don't be scared if there's a lot of stuff, just take things one at a time and decide where they need to go. If it is something that has to be in your room, put it in its place, otherwise put it in one of the containers or in the trash can.

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 6

Step 6. Move along a wall until you have collected everything, then continue to the next corner

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 7

Step 7. Don't forget the wardrobe

Sure, you'll be tempted to ignore that black hole swallowing your clothes and shoes, and who knows what else, but you have to resist the temptation. If you neglect the closet the chaos will reclaim your room and your efforts will have been in vain.

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 8

Step 8. After taking care of the perimeter and the closet you can move on to the center of the room

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 9

Step 9. Then take the vacuum cleaner and clean the floor thoroughly

Part 2 of 3: Organize schoolwork

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 10

Step 1. If you want, you can also listen to music for this part and apply the fifteen minute rule

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 11

Step 2. First, go through your backpack and binders

Remove all the homework and notes you don't need right now: keep them in a binder if you need to study them for verification or put them in the paper for recycling (this can be done easily at the end of the term or term, but can be done at any time).

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 12

Step 3. Now take a binder with various pockets (buy it or use one you already have)

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 13

Step 4. Put lined and squared paper in the last pocket

Write "homework" in the pocket label.

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 14

Step 5. Devote one or two binder dividers to each subject, based on how many assignments each teacher usually gives

Write the matter in the first tab.

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 15

Step 6. Take a look at the homework and papers you removed from your backpack and put them in the right place

Part 3 of 3: Keeping things tidy and organized

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 16

Step 1. Great job

Now your room and homework and school supplies are in order. That was the hard part, and now you have to make sure everything stays in order so that the chaos and stress don't disrupt your life. To do this, we will show you how to make an Anti Chaos Journal.

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 17

Step 2. Get a 10x15cm photo album, something beautiful that you will love to use

Must have plastic pockets for at least 20 photos.

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 18

Step 3. Get 10x15cm cards and a pen

You will also need a computer with a color printer. You may also need some scissors.

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 19

Step 4. Open a Microsoft Word document and insert a rectangular frame measuring 10x15

You can add a background you like. Now add the text, which will be the title of your diary (choose the title you want, it is your private diary).

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 20

Step 5. Create another 10x15 frame and name it Morning Routine

The first thing to write after you wake up is to make the bed. The rest will be all the things you need to do in the morning to get ready. Put them in the order you prefer and don't leave anything out. If you want you can also put pictures.

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 21

Step 6. Create another frame and name it Afternoon Routine

List everything you need to do when you get home from school, and don't forget your homework.

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 22

Step 7. Create one last frame, the Evening Routine, or Before Going to Sleep

List everything you need to do. One of the things should be to take at least five minutes to tidy up your room. This way the room will be tidy when you get up in the morning, and the first thing you will see is a quiet and clean place, the best way to start the day!

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 23

Step 8. Print the frames, cut them out and put them in the album

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 24

Step 9. Now take seven cards and a pen

  • On one of the cards write "Things to do". Write down all the various things you need to remember to do throughout the day. Put the card in the pocket after the Evening Routine pocket.
  • On the other 6 cards write "Homework for …". Make one for each school day (Monday to Saturday, if you also go on Saturday) and put them in order in the album. Every weekend, take a few minutes to prepare the cards for the following week. When a teacher assigns homework, you write it on the right card.
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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 25

Step 10. Add any other information or tasks and research you want to always have with you

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Organize Your Room and School Work (for Teens) Step 26

Step 11. Your Anti Chaos Journal is finished

All you have to do is read it every day until you know the routine by heart. Don't forget to put it in your backpack.

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