As usual our programme started at 10 am. However, many participants were coming tired after
demanding cultural night. But the first energizer woke us all up.
Afterwards we started the time-management workshop about prioritizing methods by scheduling our
perfect 24 hour free day, sequentially the number of hours was reduced and we had to also reduced
our list of activities, so we got only to those most important for each one of us.
Then we learnt the technics of priority matrix which was found very worth-taking by everyone.
During this technics we obtained the knowledge of how to prioritize our daily activities by evaluating
them according to their importance and urgency.
The last activity before the lunch was writing down the important mile-stones of our lives and then
discussing those which took the most of our effort and finding out which skills and people helped us
to achieve those things.
After the delicious lunch we had the chance to try oxford debate. Participants were divided into
audience, two teams of three speakers and the head of the debate and her assistant. The topic of the
debate was democratically chosen by all of us and it was this statement: “People should work 4
hours a day”. Before the debate itself the speakers had some time to prepare their arguments and
learn how the debate looks like in theoretical way. During the debate it was quite stressful for the
speakers especially for those who participated in oxford debate for the first time but they all did very
well even though the questions of the audience were not easy to discuss.
After the difficult debate we were very thankful to have more free time before the diner. Some of the participants used the break to go for a walk or swim in the lake which is close to the
accommodation. Or people just relax.
This interesting day finished with the night programme of playing games, either card or drinking
games which were made up by participants. We were having a lot of fun.
