School sweet , education is good, but at times na the stress and workload dey make person run.
In Nigeria schooling is not for the weak. If you are not determined you might end up giving up. Because the workload in our institution is something else, the system is not making it any easy for the teachers/ lecturers and most of them transfer the workload to the students, that's if they don't transfer the agreession too oooo.
I remember going for a class on Sunday evening when I was in school. Sunday that was supposed to be a little resting day, then I use part of my time to tidy up some assignments and also prepare for the new week, but a lecturer fixed a class that was somehow compulsory.
At times, you will have pile up of books to read, and chain test to take nearly everyday, you have other practicals to do and assignment, and you still have your social life to fix, because one aspect must not suffer. For those who are actively engaged in church, they will still be running for rehearsals , midweek service and other activities. Then the major aim that brought you to school is still looking at you. For those who love students politics ( the Aluta war lords) they will also be attending one meeting and another.
So as a student schooling in Nigeria, learning time management is not just important but it's a must , I fact it's inportanter, if there is any English word like that. Because if you fail to balance the equation, the equation might balance you. So some ways on how to manage the work load are, understanding what takes you to school first and in your scale of preference bring it forward and be intentional about it. Have a schedule to everything. You must not attend every event if it's not that necessary. Have a lissure time and make good use of it , because stress is real.
Try your best and God will help you with rest.
