The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method. The technique uses a timer to break down work into intervals, traditionally 25 minutes in length, separated by short breaks.

There are countless free tools to help you implement/manage the Pomodoro technique - one such tool is the web timer https://pomofocus.io

Google Keep can be accessed at http://keep.google.com and an accompanying app is also available on iOS and Android. It's free with your Saint Eunan's email account and is great for taking quick notes or creating checklists. It is easy to colour code and tag notes for easy reference. It's great even as a To Do tool!

Learn to use your Google Calendar (included with your Saint Eunan's account) and it's Task features to organise your week - include your extracurricular activities, study windows, work plans, etc. All your Google Classroom assignments are automatically included in your calendar by default - another great reason to use one!

Create your own flashcards on the web https://ankiweb.net or with the accompanying apps (free on Android, paid app on iOS). Watch the video opposite to get an idea of how it can be used. This app takes a little getting used to and will suit some subjects/students and not others.

OneNote is a fantastic Note Taking and organisational tool that can be used on the web https://onenote.com or on desktop and mobile apps. It is easy to organise notebooks by subject and sub topic. Also supports digital pen note taking.

A more advanced tool with a steeper learning curve, recommended for students who are looking to get super organised. Watch the video to see how this powerful tool can be used. Web, iOS and Android versions.

A modern implementation of the Pomodoro technique. Plant a forest, improve your productivity!