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Part 1: Prioritizing Tasks Goal: Use the Eisenhower Matrix to prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance. Task: Think about the tasks that you, as a practitioner/student must complete. List 6-8 tasks you typically face (e.g., client sessions, writing progress notes, meetings with supervisors, professional development, studying, etc.). * Activity: Sort these tasks into the Eisenhower Matrix, which divides tasks into four categories: 1. Urgent and Important (Do these now) 2. Important, but Not Urgent (Schedule for later) 3. Urgent, but Not Important (Delegate if possible) 4. Neither Urgent Nor Important (Consider eliminating or minimizing) Submission: Submit a filled-out Eisenhower Matrix with your tasks sorted in each category. Provide brief explanations for why each task falls into its respective category