The effect of time management and study habits on academic performance of level III nursing students of Camarines Sur polytechnic colleges / Aidaline P. Ailes, Rie Nicole R. Roman and Alonah Ednajhen M. Rivera

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Dissertation note: Undergraduate Theses (BSN) - Nursing Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges, 2023 Abstract: Mismanagement disturbs the academic performance of learners. A student can only survive if he/she has ability of time utilization properly and also to demonstrate study habits. Therefore, in order to formulate strategies about improving academic performance, this study determines the effect of time management and study habits on academic performance of level III nursing students of Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges. Participants consists of 206 level III nursing students. The study made use of descriptive-correlational method, and consists of test questionnaires regarding time management, study habits, academic performance on four-point likert scale. Consistency was checked among items by applying Cronbach alpha, and all techniques verified that instruments are valid and reliable. Majority of the respondents are female, belongs to the age of 20-24 years old, single, Roman Catholic, most of respondents' family income are Php 15,001-20,000, both parents are government employees. The study revealed that the respondents' time management and study habits has a significant relationship however, there is no significant relationship between the profile, study habits and time management of respondents. From the obtained information, it was determined that using time management strategies had helped the level III nursing students develop their own learning strategies and learned how to multitask effectively. The effect of study habits on respondents in terms of skills laboratory, case study, and examination had a significant contribution that benefits their academic performances. A plan was proposed thru radio podcasting entitled "Nars, do it today. Diri mag procastinate!" to enhance the time management and study habits of level III nursing students in Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges. Furthermore, nursing students must always practice self-discipline to be able to focus and achieve good academic performance.
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Undergraduate Theses (BSN) - Nursing Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges, 2023

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Mismanagement disturbs the academic performance of learners. A student can only survive if he/she has ability of time utilization properly and also to demonstrate study habits. Therefore, in order to formulate strategies about improving academic performance, this study determines the effect of time management and study habits on academic performance of level III nursing students of Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges. Participants consists of 206 level III nursing students. The study made use of descriptive-correlational method, and consists of test questionnaires regarding time management, study habits, academic performance on four-point likert scale. Consistency was checked among items by applying Cronbach alpha, and all techniques verified that instruments are valid and reliable. Majority of the respondents are female, belongs to the age of 20-24 years old, single, Roman Catholic, most of respondents' family income are Php 15,001-20,000, both parents are government employees. The study revealed that the respondents' time management and study habits has a significant relationship however, there is no significant relationship between the profile, study habits and time management of respondents. From the obtained information, it was determined that using time management strategies had helped the level III nursing students develop their own learning strategies and learned how to multitask effectively. The effect of study habits on respondents in terms of skills laboratory, case study, and examination had a significant contribution that benefits their academic performances. A plan was proposed thru radio podcasting entitled "Nars, do it today. Diri mag procastinate!" to enhance the time management and study habits of level III nursing students in Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges. Furthermore, nursing students must always practice self-discipline to be able to focus and achieve good academic performance.

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