Time Management
INTRODUCTION
Background of the Study
Most college students value their time when they're struggling to balance work, school, social life, and when they are pressured to a deadline. With so much to do, it can be easy to become overwhelmed, stressed and pressured then eventually be burnt out. Time management techniques can help students get things done by organizing schedules, setting priorities and accomplishing tasks in the most efficient way. These skills will not only be valuable during their time at school but can carry over later into the workplace.
Freshmen Nursing students are currently adjusting from a typical high school schedule where schedule is organized and the subjects are consecutive in a day, to a college schedule with a lot of vacant time and late classes that last until 7 PM at night. With this new profound schedule, students have a hard time to adapt therefore they cram and stress with their disorganized time.
Management of time for a college student can be one of the most crucial, important and difficult skills to learn during your college years. With so much going on, having strong time management and an efficient time management technique can sometimes seem so impossible. Fortunately, however, there are things that a college student can do to help make sure that time management leaves you feeling organized and in control instead of exhausted, stressed, pressured and behind.
More over, as freshmen nursing students, we have a lot in our hand, from layers of books to read and study, to millions of terms to memorize, to preparing for reports, to Related Learning Experience duties, etc; with all that, we would still have to balance it with personal, social and other extra curricular activities. This study was made in order to distinguish the different time management techniques used by freshmen nursing students, particularly the respondents to the survey, the freshmen nursing students of Ateneo de Zamboanga University.
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Background of the Study
Most college students value their time when they're struggling to balance work, school, social life, and when they are pressured to a deadline. With so much to do, it can be easy to become overwhelmed, stressed and pressured then eventually be burnt out. Time management techniques can help students get things done by organizing schedules, setting priorities and accomplishing tasks in the most efficient way. These skills will not only be valuable during their time at school but can carry over later into the workplace.
Freshmen Nursing students are currently adjusting from a typical high school schedule where schedule is organized and the subjects are consecutive in a day, to a college schedule with a lot of vacant time and late classes that last until 7 PM at night. With this new profound schedule, students have a hard time to adapt therefore they cram and stress with their disorganized time.
Management of time for a college student can be one of the most crucial, important and difficult skills to learn during your college years. With so much going on, having strong time management and an efficient time management technique can sometimes seem so impossible. Fortunately, however, there are things that a college student can do to help make sure that time management leaves you feeling organized and in control instead of exhausted, stressed, pressured and behind.
More over, as freshmen nursing students, we have a lot in our hand, from layers of books to read and study, to millions of terms to memorize, to preparing for reports, to Related Learning Experience duties, etc; with all that, we would still have to balance it with personal, social and other extra curricular activities. This study was made in order to distinguish the different time management techniques used by freshmen nursing students, particularly the respondents to the survey, the freshmen nursing students of Ateneo de Zamboanga University.
Here are some