The pomodoro technique is a time management focused method of studying that was developed by Francesco Cirillo in the 1980s while he was at university.

You could apply this to your pomodoro study printable to make it more organised and prettier. There is also a notes box located at the bottom left hand corner for any relevant notes or reminders while studying.Īs you might have noticed on the product image above I have colour coded my top 3 priorities and then used the corresponding colours for the sub-task 25 minute study sessions. This will motivate a student to keep on studying as the breaks act as rewards for hard work. The longer break can be decided on prior to studying by writing it down in the break table at the bottom of the page. Between each 25 minute study session a student can take a short break (3-5 minutes) and then a longer break (20-25 minutes). They then record the time that they start studying and 25 minutes later, the finish time. A student then breaks down the overarching tasks into smaller sub-tasks that will take 25 minutes each in the task table. Find This Pomodoro Study Tracker Printable StudyStuff on Īt the top of the page there is a table for a student’s top study priorities where they write down 3 larger tasks that they want to accomplish.

Pomodoro technique tracker