The average mathematics, reading skills and science scores of the unsuccessful students who participated in extracurricular activities are lower than unsuccessful students who did not participated in extracurricular activities. limitations, the study certainly adds to our understanding of profiles of students The data has been analyzed with t test, one way anova analysis and Pearson correlation coefficient. Measures of Polychronic Attitude Index (Kaufman, Lane, & Lindquist, 1991), Time Management Behavior Scale (Poposki, Oswald, & Chen, 2008), and Work-related Quality of Life Scale (Zeng et al., 2011) were used to assess study variables.
Educational Activities ... Time management is self-management wherein time is equally distributed to everyone, but not all have used them productively (Rombe, 2016).
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Results showed that polychronicity was negatively associated with time management and work-related quality of life, while time management and work-related quality of life were positively aligned with each other. The need for the development of self-educational competence of future specialists in the process of studying professional subjects is actualized.
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