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The following statements are some of the study habit practices. Check Yes if you practice it and No if you don’t. Then categorize these study habits whether they are Effective Study Habits, or Ineffective Study Habits.
Study Habit Practices
- Bringing everything including those you don’t need to school
- Cramming for a test or project
- Getting a good night sleep
- Having breaks in between study periods
- Making a schedule on the things that need to be accomplished
- Multitasking (ex. studying while taking care of younger siblings)
- Using a single resource even if there is/are other available material/s
- Outlining and rewriting your notes
- Practicing performance tasks by yourself and/or with friends
- Staying awake late at night to review
- Studying while the TV or radio is on
- Utilizing memory games (mnemonic devices)
Based on your answers above, what did you realize regarding your study habits?
Answer:
- No. Ineffective Study Habit
- Yes. Ineffective Study Habit.
- No. Effective Study Habit.
- Yes. Effective Study Habit.
- Yes. Effective Study Habit.
- Yes. Ineffective Study Habit.
- Yes. Ineffective Study Habit.
- Yes. Effective Study Habit.
- Yes. Effective Study Habit.
- Yes. Ineffective Study Habit.
- No. Ineffective Study Habit.
- No. Effective Study Habit.
Explanation:
I realize that my biggest problem regarding my study habits is the management of time to balance study and rest. I usually end up cramming for a test, lacking sleep for having been studying late the night before. I like scheduling enough time to study ahead, and I´m not prone to study with distractions like the TV nor multitasking, but I do often have to take care of my younger siblings and that gets in the way of my concentration.
