time management

Saturday we had TFA professional development, a five-hour ordeal composed of three different sessions. Two of the three are elective workshops, which are chosen several days in advance, normally during times when one is most busy and doesn't want to be bothered with reading through what each workshop entails. For the first session on Saturday, I had signed up to go to a Time-Saving Tips class. When I walked in, the class was full (40 or 50 corps members) and only one of them was a second year. Apparently we were the only two second years who hadn't gotten our act together. Everyone else had already figured out how to save time. We thought it was pretty funny, and continued to waste time by not doing the assigned work through most of the session After all, who wants to learn how to save time when one has successfully lived the last 26 years in happiness without it?