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College semester

Every class and every syllabus deadline in one place at the start, big assignments broken back into steps from the due date, grades kept, and a week of three priorities, a brain dump, what got done, the everyday basics (meds, water, meals) ticked off and focus blocks to colour in.

College students, ADHD brains especially, juggling deadlines from five syllabuses.

Order as is goes straight to the order form, where you choose the days, binding and address and see the price before you pay. Change it first opens the whole book in the editor. No account needed for either.

Front pages

Every syllabus deadline with its weight and score, your classes, who to email and a classmate to ask, exam dates, semester goals and a big assignment broken into steps.

  • Syllabus Deadlines (table)A table headed Syllabus Deadlines, with columns for date, class, what, weight and score.
  • My Classes (table)A table headed My Classes, with columns for class, professor, email or office, classmate and goal grade.
  • Exam Dates (table)A table headed Exam Dates, with columns for date, class and covers.
  • Semester Goals (note box)A box headed Semester Goals, ruled with lines, to write in.
  • Break It Down (questions)Break It Down: big assignment, due and steps, back from the due date, with lines to answer.

Every month

A grade check, what to study for, wins, an assignment tracker, two big assignments broken into steps, a monthly review and next month.

  • Grade Check (table)A table headed Grade Check, with columns for class and grade now.
  • Study For (note box)A box headed Study For, ruled with lines, to write in.
  • Wins (note box)A box headed Wins, ruled with lines, to write in.
  • Assignment TrackerEach assignment with its class and the day it is due, and a box to tick when it is handed in.
  • Break It Down (questions)Break It Down: big assignment and due date and steps, back from the due date, with lines to answer.
  • Monthly ReviewA few questions at the end of each month, with lines to answer them. It starts with what worked, what did not and what changes next month, and the questions can be your own.
  • Next Month (note box)A box headed Next Month, ruled with lines, to write in.

Every week

Three priorities, a brain dump, questions for class, a done list, an assignment tracker, a to-do list under each day, meds, water, meals and bed ticked off every day, and focus blocks to colour in.

  • Weekly PrioritiesA short numbered list of what matters most this week, written before the week fills up.
  • Brain DumpAn open box to empty your head into before you plan. Get everything down first, then sort it into lists.
  • Ask in Class (note box)A box headed Ask in Class, ruled with lines, to write in.
  • Done ListA ruled list of what you finished, written down as you finish it. A record of what the day did hold, for the days a to-do list makes it look like nothing happened.
  • To-do checklistRows with a box to tick. Placed across several days, it becomes one list per day.
  • Assignment TrackerEach assignment with its class and the day it is due, and a box to tick when it is handed in.
  • Focus BlocksTen flames for the day. Fill one in for each block of focused work, such as 25 minutes with a short break after.
  • Every Day (tracker)Every Day: meds, water, meals and bed on time, a row each, marked across the days.

The whole book, laid out.

Every page dated and ready to print at home or as a bound book. Move, resize or take out anything, and Memari lays out every page after.