Tips on Time Management for Students
Nowadays, students are faced with lots of challenges, of which the, biggest one probably is managing their time. If you are one of the students struggling with time managing, read on.
Treat school like a job.
Just like a full-time career; to be successful may require 8 hours each day. This still leaves 16 hours on each day for sleep, sports, clubs, social and other activities.
Students should prepare for and attend all their classes. They also need to spend some time each week learning new things. They should work on their courses regularly, at a time when their concentration is best and in a place where they won't be disturbed.
Plan each week and term.
Students should have their own goals. But just having a goal is not enough. Some tools available at the Student Development. Center (SDC) to help students-plan include: *Term calendars; *Weekly planners.
Seek out support services.
Students need to take responsibility for their learning but this does not mean doing everything on their own. Independent students should know how to find and ask for help.
A. Try time management self assessment. B. Spend time on each course every week. C. They just have so much to learn and their time is so limited. D. If students are registered full-time, school is their primary job. E. Keep in mind that a 40-hour workweek could take the form of five eight-hour days. F. They should also learn about the different student services and make good use of them. G. Successful students develop a plan to increase the likelihood that their goals are realized. |
