How to Get Things Organized - in School and Beyond

David Allen's "adult" book on the GDT methodology (Getting Things Done, or "How to Get Things Organized") created a big sensation and has been translated into 15 languages. In the book adapted for teenagers, the author discusses the same time... management and personal effectiveness methodology, but with a focus on the school age.
Today’s teenagers are the first generation in human history to grow up in a "connected" world with the internet and communication in a non-stop mode. More than anyone else, they need to "unload" their brains, free them from unnecessary work, and learn to cope with the influx of new information and routine tasks. Stress follows the younger generation literally at every turn: in school, at home, and among peers. Recently, cases of teenage depression have increased.
Understanding all of this, David Allen and his co-authors - specialists in working with teenagers - have modernized the GTD methodology to reflect the very complexities and situations that teenagers face.