What's the meaning of 時間のやり方 in a sentence


What's a reasonable translation to the following sentence, particularly this
expression: **時間のやり方**

> そういう時間の配分、そういう **時間のやり方** が多い、ということですね。普通ということです。

From the above sentence, this is what I get, but it does not make much sense:

> "There are many time distributions, and **many ways to make time**. It is
> normal."

For contextualization, I took the sentence from this
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kklMBlwkatOlpUeb96Q.2nMCBTiIqTjBSWOCxoDUmA), take a look at the last sentence
from the first page.




It probably means more like **many ways to spend time** or **many ways to pass
time** , but I admit that it does say it in weird way in japanese too. How
about **many ways to do time**? Does it make sense??




It probably means more like **many ways to spend time** or **many ways to pass
time** , but I admit that it does say it in weird way in japanese too. How
about **many ways to do time**? Does it make sense??

