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Abstract
This study determined the effects of time management skills on the academic
success of 3rd year social studies students in effects of in time management skills in
terms of goal setting, planning and prioritizing; and on the academic success in terms
of written works, major exam, performance tasks and attendance; and crafted Day-to-
Day Time Management Planner material in a form of brochure based on the results of
the study. This study will utilize quantitative approach using a descriptive survey. A
survey checklist questionnaire was employed in gathering data that involved a total of
forty (40) Social Studies major students that were selected randomly. The weighted
The results revealed students are able to express their skills and concepts
into written form garnered the highest weighted arithmetic mean of (3.30), which was
Based on the findings and conclusion of this study, the researchers arrived
at the following recommendations: (1) for the students to raise awareness of the
potential consequences of not using proper time management skills. Students will
rather than other activities. Start to balance their time for school and other extra-
curricular activities. Practice time management skills to avoid it; (2) for the parents to
be aware of their children's time management skills and how it can affect them. This
can improve their parenting style in how they can discipline their children at home
It must have a positive impact on the child to assist them in achieving academic
success; (3) for the teachers for them to know the effects of time management skills
on the academic success of the students. The result will serve as a foundation for how
they might improve their approach to teaching and learning, (4) for the school
administrators would be given information about the effects of the time management
skills on the academic success of the students. By knowing this, they would be guided
on what kind of professional help they can give to the students to avoid failing grades.
(5) for future researchers to use this study as benchmark in identifying other time
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