HASTI PUBLIC SCHOOL & JR.COLLEGE ,DONDAICHA
BLOG NO.229
Time management is the course of marshalling everyday routine to harness the maximum time available.
It is up to one to utilize it whatever way one wants. One may waste it on insignificant things or use it productively; the decision is theirs. However, if one wants to get the maximum out of their time, one has to esteem time management.
Students should make a priority-based schedule regarding their studies and assignments.
Time to different subjects must be allotted based on the individual difficulties faced by the students in that particular subject.
Everyone has the same time in a day, i.e. 24 hours every day at our disposal, yet some succeed while some don’t. That is because those who succeed have learned the trick of utilizing their time to the utmost. This is a skill, often referred to as time management among the students.
Time management isn’t specifically for students only, but anyone from any walk of life can learn time management to achieve success. It is as good for professionals as it is for students.
Below given are some of the time management techniques to make the maximum of your time One must avoid wasting time on useless activities like watching TV, movies, etc.
The time thus saved can instead be utilized for reading or sports/games.
Persistence and discipline is the key to achieve success through time management. To productively utilize time, one must not compromise their sleeping time.
Managing time effectively helps students in balancing their academic life, hobbies and personal life. When students manage their time effectively, they are able to get more tasks done in a day. Poor time management leads to procrastination which eventually leads to last-minute panic. When students have a proper schedule, they are able to dedicate time for studies and leisure.
10 WAYS TO IMPROVE THE TIME MANAGEMENT SKILLS FOR STUDENTS
As a leading leading school in the vicinity, here we share some of the time management tips for students:
1. Prioritise Task*
Prioritising tasks in advance according to their urgency level makes it easy for the students. This gives clarity in their mind about the efforts they need to put in*. This saves a lot of time which they can utilise in different important tasks.
2. Break the Big Task
This method can be used in many problems. **Always divide the task into smaller sub-tasks and then start completing them one by one. This boosts confidence and helps in finishing it on time.
3. Checklist
It is a list of all the tasks that need to be completed. The checklist gives an overall idea about the tasks already completed and the left ones. This helps in dedicating the time limit to each task so that the entire work is finished within the time limit.
4. Create Rewards
Students should reward themselves after completion of each sub task to build confidence. This also lightens the mood and brings productivity in the upcoming tasks.
5. Set a Schedule
Having a schedule in place helps to do what task and by what time it should be completed. Schedule can be for a single day or for the entire week. This helps students to develop a farsighted approach.
6. Set Realistic Goals
Setting unrealistic goals sometimes stresses the student when they are not fulfilled. Be clear with your capabilities and assign the work accordingly. This will save the students from self-imposed burdens.
7. Start Early
Starting early gives you an edge over others. Whether it is waking up early or starting any work before anyone else gives extra time which can be utilised in other activities.
8. Eliminate Distractions
Removing distractions from a student’s life helps them to focus more on their academics and other activities. In this digital era, students are spending a good amount of time in front of digital screens. This not only distracts them from their goals but also bad for their health. Students can use apps that help monitor and limit time spent in front of screens.
9. One Task at a Time
Always do one task at a time. This helps in putting the entire focus and energy on one task. This helps in saving time and completing the task before the deadline.
10. Take a Break in Between the Tasks
Taking small breaks helps avoid burnout and helps students return to their work rejuvenated. Students can listen to music, take a nap or chat with a friend.
We, at Hasti Public school ,Dondaicha , a leading school in the region* encourage our students to manage their time well by offering them a good mix of academics and co-curricular activities. The time-table at our school is designed in such a way that students find time to pursue their hobbies and learn things outside the classroom.
This may help in orientation , on the topic, to parents and students as well
PLEASE FEEL FREE TO POST YOUR COMMENDATION , REMARKS AND SUGGSTIONS
academic world .wordpress.com 