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The main function of overcoming procrastination: The function direction is through my research on how to let university students alleviate academic procrastination. The functions include time management, plan classification, and key points in community learning. The central concept is more inclined to task time management core components Task -  Easily manage task time urgency level Study room -  Online study room, immersive experience, mutual supervision Chat -  You can find users with common learning goals and create study rooms together Dashboard - schedule-  It is a place to comprehensively check the completion of the task, and you can see the total number of hours the user has focused on
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Research - overcome procrastination

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Find solutions for procrastination apps through research (1) Cognitive guidance 1. Do the right thing: According to the time management "4 quadrants of time management", classify what needs to be done. In other words, they are arranged and combined according to the two dimensions of importance and emergency and divided into four categories: "urgent and important, important but not urgent, urgent but not important, and neither urgent nor important".  （‘This decision matrix, also known as the 4 Quadrants of Time Management matrix, is the brainchild of Dwight Eisenhowe r, the decorated army general and President of the United States.’） （ Stephen R. Covey popularized the Eisenhower’s Time Management Matrix in his book The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, stating that we live the fourth generation of time management, more effective, in which managing time itself is no longer the aim, but managing where to focus at any particular time.） (The Eisenhower Matrix: How t...
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