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SPEECH WRITING

The Value of Time in a Student’s Life

Good morning, respected principal, teachers, and dear friends!

Time is the most precious asset in a student’s life, yet it’s often taken for granted. As
students, we juggle studies, extracurricular activities, and personal growth, making
effective time management crucial for success. Time, once lost, never returns, so let’s
understand its value and make every moment count.

Firstly, time management enhances academic performance. By allocating specific hours


for studying, revising, and completing assignments, students can avoid last-minute stress.
For example, Priya, a topper in our school, attributes her success to a strict timetable,
dedicating two hours daily to focused study. This discipline helped her excel in exams
without cramming.

Secondly, time allows us to pursue hobbies and passions. Balancing academics with
activities like sports or music builds confidence and creativity. Take Arjun, who practices
football for an hour daily. His commitment not only earned him a spot on the school team
but also taught him teamwork and perseverance.

Moreover, using time wisely prepares us for future challenges. Planning tasks, like
preparing for a science project a week in advance, teaches responsibility and reduces
errors. Conversely, wasting time on excessive social media or procrastination can lead to
missed opportunities. I recall a classmate who delayed preparing for a debate and
struggled on stage due to lack of practice.

Let’s pledge to value time by creating schedules, setting goals, and avoiding distractions.
Start small—dedicate 30 minutes daily to a new skill or revision. As Benjamin Franklin said,
“Lost time is never found again.” Let’s make every second count to shape a brighter future.

Thank you, and let’s embrace the power of time!

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