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How can we manage our time as a student and increase our productivity!

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    1. Syeeda Areeza zehra
      Knowledge Navigator

      As a student, managing time is somewhat really important. The best time management is commitment to yourself. That i have set a goal today, you need to give a challenge to yourself, that no matter what happens, i will have to complete it today!!  And once the consistency and focus is all set, the time management happens all by itself. Also as students trying to keep the schedule as tight as possible, makes it even better for us to deal the  future trifle’s.  Also, keeping the mental and physical health active is equally important for a student to keep up the enthusiasm in the education. All in all  making a commitment with oneself, that today’s work wont be left for tomorrow, helps alot in completing goals and overcoming lethargicity as students, and akso helps in the time and schedule management by itself

    2. Arwa
      Proficiency Achiever

      One of the Imam Aliع teachings is to divide your day into three parts: one for worship, one for work, and one for rest. By allocating specific time for each activity, you can maintain a balanced and productive lifestyle.

      And as a student to boost productivity. First, create a schedule or to-do list to prioritize tasks. Break down big tasks into smaller, more manageable ones. Avoid multitasking and focus on one thing at a time. Take regular breaks to rest and recharge!!

    3. Abdur
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      Ahlul Bayt Scholar

      Design a daily and weekly schedule that includes time for study, prayer, rest, and leisure. This helps in maintaining a balanced life and ensures you are dedicating time to both your religious and academic responsibilities. Salah is not only a religious obligation but also a time to reflect and seek guidance. Scheduling your study breaks around prayer times can help you stay disciplined and spiritually grounded. The practice of praying at designated times (five times a day) can serve as natural breaks that help in time management and maintaining focus.