Students will learn how to create and maintain a new habit through group motivation and accountability checks. They will keep a bullet journal for the year, a lifelong practice that can help with time management, make and meet goals, stay on top of pending tasks, unpacking feelings, and encourage new things to learn, watch, read, or try in the future.

I have taught high school art for ten years and have a Master of Art Education. Before my career as a teacher, I was a professional graphic designer for five years for the Love Advertising agency and the Houston Chronicle. Students will view visual examples of designs of Bullet Journals from around the world. I do not believe this is a sensitive or high-risk topic but have made every effort to be transparent with all expectations in this course.

Homework Offered
Keeping up with a bullet journal can take as much or as little time as each student wants. It can be done in as little as ten to fifteen minutes a day, or if they love to draw, an hour or two.
0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
There is not a formal assessment for this class. I will offer an informal appraisal of how each student can further expand skills on their own during the creative process.
Grades Offered