1 Procrastination: How to Participate in This Webinar Welcome! We will begin momentarily. All participants will be muted, but everyone will be able to hear the presenter. Do you have a question you’d like to have answered? Please use the chat box on your panel. You may ask a question now. The presentation will last for 25 minutes with an additional 20 minutes for Q and A.
Most parents subscribe to the idea, “Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today,” but their kids prefer the saying, “Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow.” As adults, we see the downside of procrastination – stress (on them and us!), anxiety, nagging, late nights, and family conflict. So many children struggle with the temptation to delay the inevitable – especially when there are Twitter feeds to check and Instagram photos to upload.
The good news is that new research has revealed that there are small steps parents and students can take to curb this big problem. During this webinar, you will learn why students procrastinate in the first place (it may not be what you think) and what research reveals when it comes to tackling this pervasive problem. Join us for practical tips for kids of all ages.
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The Science Behind Procrastination: How to Participate in This Webinar
Welcome! We will begin momentarily. All participants will be muted, but everyone will be able to hear the presenter.
Do you have a question you’d like to have answered? Please use the chat box on your panel. You may ask a question now.
The presentation will last for 25 minutes with an additional 20 minutes for Q and A.
A copy of the presentation will be emailed to you later today.