TIME MANAGEMENT AS A KEY TO ACADEMIC SUCCESS
Keywords:
Key words: Time management, academic success, students, productivity, planning, self-discipline, academic performance, learning strategies.Abstract
Abstract. Time management has become an important factor influencing
students’ academic success in modern education. This paper examines the role of
effective time management skills in improving students’ learning outcomes and
reducing academic stress. It discusses how planning, prioritization, self-discipline, and
organization of daily activities contribute to better academic performance. The paper
also highlights common challenges that prevent students from managing their time
effectively, including procrastination, lack of planning, and digital distractions. Based
on previous research, the study emphasizes that developing time management skills
helps students achieve their educational goals, maintain a healthy balance between
academic and personal responsibilities, and prepare for future professional
development.
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