Nosidal, Eskit G.

Nowadays, peoples always talk about time flies. Do not have enough time to doing this
and that time is gold. Time is money. But how many of us know how to use time wisely? As a
student, we probably know, schooling is a very important and decisive stage of life, so we should
make the best out of our school life. First of all, we are encouraged to keep academic work and
extra-curricular activities in balance. The answer is time management. Today, it is my honors
here to talk about Time Management. There is a quote from William Penn which is “ Time is
what we want most, but what we use worst .” For me, it is the best quote that makes me think of
how we manage our time. Do you manage your time wisely? Well, here are some tips to help
you develop good time management skills.

Firstly, the time management skills and disciplines that we develop as a student can help
us to create good study habits. Plan for weekly reviews and set aside blocks of study. It can be
done by making a Daily To-Do List. At the end of each day, we can organize and schedule our
next day include routines and study time. We can also allot time for planned recreation, sports,
having asocial life with family and friends and of course, leave free time for ourselves.
Remember, all work and no play makes jack a dull boy. A balance study time and leisure time
will make us balance physically and mentally that allow us to have a healthy lifestyle. Ladies and
gentlemen, Even though we have a planner, it will not make any sense if we do not use it. Follow
your plan and don’t let peer pressure dictate what you consider important. You have to focus on
the goals you have set for yourself and follow up on your true top priorities. Thirdly is overcome
of procrastination. Without a date, you will procrastinate. Whenever you get an assignment, set a
goal for when you’re going to start it so you can finish without a last-minute panic. Start early to
avoid a frantic finish and it also can help you to keep stress to a minimum.