Get Organized! by Dr. Frank Buck

When so much information comes to us digitally, how can you keep up with it using a paper planner? One simple trick makes it easy.

So you want this college year to be a good one, and you’re looking for ideas, right? That’s probably what brought you here. Tip number one would be to show up for class. But right behind it would be having a good set of notes. That’s the bridge between what happened in class and what’s going to happen on the test.For more, visit the blog post: https://frankbuck.org/better-notes-better-grades/

Back-to-school season is a great reminder that time management isn't just a workplace skill; it starts in college.I put together a breakdown of 12 apps that help students manage classes, tasks, notes, finances, and daily logistics from one device. The same principles apply whether you're a student managing a course load or a professional managing a team: write it down, keep one system, and make your tools work for you.Please visit the blog post for more:https://frankbuck.org/12-apps-college/

5 years ago. 1.5 million views ago. 1,600 comments ago. That was the video entitled "How I Memorized 57 Pages of Notes in 1 Day."I had no idea that this video would be far and away the most viewed. As we look to a new school year, let's look at one of the challenges high school and college students face: memorizing notes for tests. I don't think memorization is the key to lifelong learning, but it's certainly going to help coming up at the end of the week. For more, visit the blog post: https://frankbuck.org/memorize-notes-fast/

Summer break is over, and that "this will be my best year" feeling is real. But by the time the Halloween candy shows up, the grind can wear that feeling down fast.Here's some good news: you don't need a total overhaul to stay ahead this year. Just three simple decisions:✅ Pick ONE way to communicate with parents✅ Keep documentation dead simple (a plain notebook works)✅ Delegate the repeating tasks that eat up your dayFor more, visit the blog post: https://frankbuck.org/3-teacher-time-management-principles/