Help with organizing?
814041
Depends on yourself and your specific needs....I've gone through so many methods to get to where I am now. The classic way that is always helpful is to have a planner of somekind to write homework down in. If you do this, make sure you can read your writing, you write down all the relevant instructions, ans especially the due date. Though one of my best methods of keeping track of everything is to use my friends, but keep in mind asking one person doesn't mean they have the right answer. Its best to use some of both ways.\n\nAs for organizing stuff...I have a shelf at the foot of my bed where I keep all my school stuff...no room on my desk. (My backpack goes underneath along with PE clothes and stuff) On top I keep my books and notebooks. I have a file folder for each class, I found I got too lazy to keep puching holes in stuff or bothering to take my whole binder out of my backpack, the folder slides in and out better. \n\nFor remembering what you need in the morning, when I get home, or maybe later, I sometimes take a piece of paper and write down all my homework, highliting or somehow indicating stuff due the next day and stick it where I can see it (that depends on your room/where you do work)\n\nIt all depends on your laziness level and what works for you...experiment...but really writing it down and rembering to check your planner is one of the best ways to get started.
317840
usually i make a "to do list"  (as cheesey as that sounds)  and then go from there.  just take it one thing at a time instead of EVERYTHING at once.  if u divide it up, its easier to get done because it doesnt seem like SO much work.  then once u finish something, cross it off ur list.  it also makes u feel like u got something done, even if it was little.
537749
Hello,\n\nA PDA would help you a lot to do this. I would recommend you to use a PDA that has a mobile phone included too (a cell and a PDA is very difficult to carry both in the same time - every moment of the day).\nThe best software tool to organize yourself is Outlook. It helps me a lot!\n\nAfter all is not all about what kind of PDA or software you use, is just about using them correctly, or at least often enough!\n\nGood luck!
477053
This site has a few listings of personal organizers in Philadelphia\n\nhttp://www.kellysearch.com/qr-product-66731.html
200393
try office depot or staples.  they have a lot of labels and things like you're looking for.
93178
start by writting everything down. force yourself to get up early. exercise to be more energetic.\nstart doing things by program, and you will be surprized of how many things you can do efficiently. that will bring you pleasure and ths more will to be organized.
1019782
Identify the priority into categories like Urgent/ Important; Important/ Not Urgent, Urgent/ Not Important, Not Urgent/ Not Important. You may want to have a file tray, to state its level of priority. next to create a checklist of the things to do, to ensure that these tasklists are achieved.\n\nSort them into files categories, with file separator with labels. \n\nIt takes time to get use to it, to organise and be systematic. Good luck!
1005550
Use excel, somewhat easy and really organized
1101743
Keep your files in a hierarchical structure that's what I do and it helps alot. Like you can have "my docs" then "work docs" then "week of 5-05-06" and so on. Oh, did you mean acutal paper documents? Get hanging document holders and label them but in an organized way. I have some and it helps.
401044
Make lists.  Organize everything so that you know what it is, where it is, and how to put your hands on it quickly.  The things you use most often should be the most accessible, and so on back to "deep storage."  The time it takes to get things organized the way a secretary would is time you will save a hundred times over when you are looking for something.\n\nMake lists.  Make to-do lists.  Put things on your calendar, and check them off once they are done.  Take advantage of the calendar and scheduling functions of your computer systems.  There are plenty of free downloads for this kind of thing; you don't need to spend money on it.\n\nNow, you have your lists.  You have them prioritized.  Then ask yourself, "What's the best use of my time right now."  Look at your to-do list.  If it cannot answer the question, then the best use of your time is re-prioritizing the to-do list.  Once some other task raises to the top of the list, get up and get it started.  Then what's the best use of your time after that?  (P.S. Sometimes the answer is "make a cup of tea and relax for five minutes.")
20901
Organizing what? If you mean your time/life, there's a large "movement" on the Internet who are getting into a system called "Getting Things Done" or GTD for short. If you search for this you'll find lots of useful suggestions.\n\nThe basic theory is that you get all of the things you're thinking about, need to do, etc, transcribed down into a system you can rely on (say, a notebook, a computer program, whatever).. and then you note down "next actions" for those things. You can then refer back to this to always push your actions on a step at a time. Search for "getting things done".
716149
The best would be to look at the syllabus for each class. Then section each binder according to the specific requirements for that class. \n\nGenerally speaking, I would divide it as follows:\n\nNotes\nTests\nHomework\nOther\n\nI think most classes have these catagories. Glad to see you want to get organized. Organization and motivation are two things you need to succeed! \n\nHope this helps.
734577
First, find out how many ways you can arrange 20 different books with exactly two books on each shelf.  Then, find how many ways you can arrange the remaining 10 books on the 5 shelves.  Multiply these two answers together to find the total number of arrangements.  \n\nFor the first, consider each spot on each shelf as a different position.  How many choices are there for the left-most spot on the top shelf?  How many choices for the second spot on the top shelf?  Continue for each shelf and multiply them together - you should get 20!/10!\n\nFor the second, you have 10 books and 5 shelves where each book can go.  A shelf can have no books at all or it might have all 10 books.  If you start at the top shelf, they can either place a book or move to the next shelf.  You have 10 books and will move to the next shelf a total of 4 times.  Pretend you are putting the books in a row and using a marker to indicate when you move to the next shelf - you have 14 spots to place either a book or a marker and the markers all look alike.  (This is similar to arranging the letters AAAABCDEFGHIJK)  The number of ways you can arrange them is 14! / 4!\n\nThus, the total number of ways to arrange the books is 20!14! / 10!4!
334354
yes. thats how yo organize it. make sure you single space between paragraphs with similar ideas and double space between those that "shift gears"\n\nsí. eso cómo yo lo organiza. le se cerciora espacio simple entre párrafos con ideas semejantes y espacio doble entre ésos eso "engranajes de cambio"
310159
Try your local library. I'm sure they always need help stacking shelves and such. And food pantries would love some help, too. Small businesses might let you help with some filing. I've tried all these, and it's fun. Good luck.
357247
I hardly have planning skills, and what is organization?  I know there is a rail in the closet for some reason, but untill I get these clothes off the floor, I won't be able to get a closer look.
123151
Go to Lowe's and get a couple of those organizers for hardware, etc. The ones with like 20 little drawers or so. Get a label gun, and voila! That's what a lot of dentists do.