Time Management
TABLE CONTENT
CONTENT
PAGES
INTRODUCTION
2
A POOR MANAGEMENT
2
TIME BUDGET
2
GOAL SETTING
3
PRIORITIZING A TIME
3
TIME WASTERS
4
REDUCE STRESS
4
CONCLUSION
5
REFERENCE
6
INTRODUCTION In this generation, many students are usually challenged with how to properly manage their own time. Every human being gets 168 hours on one week. No one gets more time and no one gets less time. According to the Forsyth (2010), properly manage time including planning, scheduling and organizing the time in order to achieve a goals and objective. In academic life, a successful time management entails a planning, scheduling and organizing the time to certain academic activities such as reading, revising for examination, doing the assignment or homework, conducting research studies in extracurricular activities and activities such as sport, drama in recreational. Forsyth (2010) defines that the time management is a process which ability to properly plan knowingly the amount of time they spent on various activities in order to promote efficiency and productivity.
A POOR TIME MANAGEMENT It is not easier to manage the time. K Vijayaraghavan (2011) article indicate that the major cause for poor time management is drift and procrastination. This situation were happened because of them without as hurry, frenzy and busy-bee living. Some of them constantly complain there is not enough time to use on their lives. K Vijayaraghavan (2011) article also indicate that person who are poor on time because inability to plan, organize, control and review.
TIME BUDGET Good time management is essential to your success and improves the self-confidence. There are some techniques of time management in our lives. According to Crystal (2011), a good personal time management is create a time budget. Crystal (2011) state that a time budget same as the money you spend on something like an envelope system for money management. This is the same way where you will spend your time on
CONTENT
PAGES
INTRODUCTION
2
A POOR MANAGEMENT
2
TIME BUDGET
2
GOAL SETTING
3
PRIORITIZING A TIME
3
TIME WASTERS
4
REDUCE STRESS
4
CONCLUSION
5
REFERENCE
6
INTRODUCTION In this generation, many students are usually challenged with how to properly manage their own time. Every human being gets 168 hours on one week. No one gets more time and no one gets less time. According to the Forsyth (2010), properly manage time including planning, scheduling and organizing the time in order to achieve a goals and objective. In academic life, a successful time management entails a planning, scheduling and organizing the time to certain academic activities such as reading, revising for examination, doing the assignment or homework, conducting research studies in extracurricular activities and activities such as sport, drama in recreational. Forsyth (2010) defines that the time management is a process which ability to properly plan knowingly the amount of time they spent on various activities in order to promote efficiency and productivity.
A POOR TIME MANAGEMENT It is not easier to manage the time. K Vijayaraghavan (2011) article indicate that the major cause for poor time management is drift and procrastination. This situation were happened because of them without as hurry, frenzy and busy-bee living. Some of them constantly complain there is not enough time to use on their lives. K Vijayaraghavan (2011) article also indicate that person who are poor on time because inability to plan, organize, control and review.
TIME BUDGET Good time management is essential to your success and improves the self-confidence. There are some techniques of time management in our lives. According to Crystal (2011), a good personal time management is create a time budget. Crystal (2011) state that a time budget same as the money you spend on something like an envelope system for money management. This is the same way where you will spend your time on