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As the senior prefect of your school write a speech you would deliver to the first year students on how to manage their time on campus.

As the senior prefect, you should be well educated enough to write this speech yourself. No one here will write it for you, but someone may check it over for you if you post what you write.

Yup! That's correct. This is not a website for others to do your homework because you do not want to do it. This is a website that would help with your homework (not completely doing your homework), give improvements/feedbacks to your work, checking your work (once you're done), and etc.

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Did you know that effective time management is not just about being productive, but also about achieving a balance between academics, social life, and personal well-being? As seniors, we've learned valuable lessons about managing our time on campus, and today, I want to share some essential tips with all the first-year students. Firstly, did you know that creating a schedule or to-do list can significantly improve your productivity? By allocating specific time slots for tasks, you can prioritize your academic commitments, extracurricular activities, and even relaxation time. This simple practice helps you stay organized and ensures that nothing important is overlooked. Here's another interesting fact: did you know that effective time management involves setting realistic goals? While it's essential to challenge yourself, it's equally important to be practical when it comes to planning your time. By setting achievable goals, you can maintain a healthy work-life balance and avoid unnecessary stress. Furthermore, did you know that taking regular breaks actually enhances your productivity? Research suggests that short breaks during study sessions improve focus and information retention. So, make sure to include short breaks in your schedule, allowing yourself time to relax and recharge. Lastly, did you know that effective time management involves saying "no" when necessary? While it's great to be involved in various activities, it's crucial to evaluate your commitments and prioritize accordingly. Learning to say "no" to certain opportunities allows you to focus on what truly matters and prevents overwhelming yourself with a hectic schedule. In conclusion, managing your time effectively is a skill that will benefit you throughout your academic journey and beyond. By creating a schedule, setting realistic goals, taking breaks, and learning to say "no," you'll be on your way to being a successful and well-balanced student. So, remember these valuable tips, and make the most of your time on campus!