Study Habits
Prepared by:
Balili Jhon Lorens
Encarnacion Sean
Ramoz Zyrell
Suerte Albert Matthew
Introduction
study habits are the regular practices and routines that students use to acquire
and retain knowledge. They serve as the foundation for effective learning, helping
individuals manage their time, organize their tasks, and stay focused on their
goals. Good study habits are essential for academic success, as they ensure
consistency and efficiency in tackling lessons, assignments, and exams.
Developing strong study habits not only enhances understanding and retention of
information but also builds discipline and critical thinking skills. Whether it’s
setting a specific study schedule, finding a conducive environment, or using
techniques like active recall and note-taking, the right habits can transform how
students approach their education.
importance of study habits
importance of study habits
1. Improve academic performance
Good study habits are essential for academic success, as they not only
improve grades but also foster a deeper comprehension of the
material. Consistent and organized study routines help students retain
information more effectively, develop critical thinking skills, and build a
strong foundation of knowledge. By staying disciplined and managing
their time wisely, learners can approach complex topics with
confidence and reduce last-minute stress. Moreover, good habits, such
as active note-taking, reviewing material regularly, and seeking
clarification when needed, contribute to a more meaningful and lasting
understanding of subjects, benefiting students far beyond the
classroom.
importance of study habits
2. Reduced Stress
Good study habits help avoid last-minute cramming. They make
learning more organized and less stressful. This gives students better
control, helps them remember more, and understand their subjects
better.
importance of study habits
3. Increased Confidence
A solid study routine gives students the assurance that they are well-
prepared. Knowing that time is consistently set aside for learning
reduces anxiety and boosts self-belief. This positive mindset allows
students to approach tasks and exams with a calm and focused
attitude, making challenges feel more manageable. Confidence grows
as they see steady progress and better results, reinforcing their belief
in their ability to succeed.
Understand your Learning Style
Understand your Learning style
1. Visual
Students who learn best through visual aids benefit from using tools
like diagrams, charts, and videos. These resources help them process
and remember information more effectively by presenting it in a clear,
organized, and engaging way. Visual learners often find it easier to
understand complex ideas when they are displayed graphically, as this
approach enhances their ability to connect and recall details.
Understand your Leaning style
2. Auditory
Students who are auditory learners remember information best by
listening to lectures, discussions, and verbal explanations. They find it
easier to absorb knowledge when ideas are spoken and often benefit
from repeating information out loud, participating in group discussions,
or using audio recordings for review. Hearing concepts allows them to
process and retain details more effectively.
Understand your Leaning style
3. Kinesthetic
Kinesthetic learners excel by doing. They learn best through hands-on
activities, experiments, and role-playing, which allow them to actively
engage with the material. Physical involvement helps them understand
concepts better and retain information by connecting it to real-life
experiences. This learning style thrives on movement and practical
application.
Understand your Leaning style
4. Reading/Writing
Students with this learning style prefer to read and write notes to
process and understand information. They learn best through written
text, making lists, summarizing ideas, and organizing information in
their own words. This method helps them focus, retain details, and
clarify concepts effectively.
Create a Productive Study
Environment
Create a Productive Study Environment
Quiet and Free of Organized and Well Lit Comfortable & Ergonomic
Distractions
Choose a space where Keep your study space Invest in a comfortable
you can focus without tidy with all necessary chair and desk to
interruptions. Consider a materials within easy prevent fatigue and
library or a quiet corner reach. Make sure it has promote good posture.
of your home. adequate lighting.
Time Management
Strategies
Time Management Strategies
1 Schedule Study
Time
Allocate dedicated time slots for studying, just like you
would schedule appointments.
2 Prioritize Tasks
Focus on the most important tasks first and break down
large assignments into smaller, manageable chunks.
3 Use a Planner or
App
Track deadlines, assignments, and study sessions to stay
organized and on top of your workload.
Effective Note-taking
Techniques
Effective Note-taking Techniques
Active Listening
Active listening means focusing completely on what is being said
during lectures or discussions. This includes paying attention to the
speaker, avoiding distractions, and showing interest in the topic. It
also involves asking questions, taking notes, and thinking about how
the information connects to what you already know. By staying
engaged, you can understand the material better and remember it
for longer.
Effective Note-taking Techniques
Cornell Note-Taking
Cornell note-taking is a method that organizes your notes into three
sections. First, divide your page into two columns: a wide right
column for detailed notes and a narrow left column for keywords or
questions. At the bottom of the page, leave space for a summary of
the main ideas. This system helps you keep your notes clear, focus
on key points, and makes reviewing easier.
Effective Note-taking Techniques
Mind Mapping
a way to visually organize information. Start with a central idea in the
middle of a page. From there, draw branches for main topics, adding
smaller branches for related details. Use keywords, colors, and
images to make it easier to understand and remember. This method
helps you see connections and organize ideas clearly.
Mastering Memorization
Methods
Mastering Memorization Methods
FlashCards
Flashcards are a simple and effective study tool. Write
a key term, question, or formula on one side of a card
and its definition or answer on the other. Use them to
test yourself, focusing on what you don’t know.
They’re portable, easy to review, and great for
memorization.
Mastering Memorization Methods
Spaced Repetition
Spaced repetition is a study technique that
strengthens memory by reviewing material over time.
Begin with short intervals after learning, then
gradually increase the time between reviews. This
helps prevent forgetting and improves long-term
retention.
Mastering Memorization Methods
Mnemonic Devices
example of mnemonic:
Incorporating Active Learning
Incorporating Active Learning
Ask Questions
Don't hesitate to ask your teacher or classmates for
clarification.Asking questions helps clear doubts and
deepen understanding. Don’t hesitate to seek
clarification from your teacher or classmates when
something isn’t clear. It’s a great way to learn and
stay engaged.
Incorporating Active Learning
Teach Other
Explaining concepts to others helps you understand
them better. Teaching classmates or friends makes
complex ideas clearer and strengthens your
knowledge.
Incorporating Active Learning
Practice
Solve problems, answer practice questions, and
apply what you’ve learned. Regular practice
improves understanding and builds confidence.
Overcoming Procastination
Overcoming Procastination
Break Down Large Set Realistic Goals Reward Yourself
Tasks
When faced with a large Setting realistic goals helps Celebrating small milestones
project, it can feel you stay on track and avoid helps keep motivation high
overwhelming. By breaking burnout. If your deadlines are throughout a project. Taking
it down into smaller, more
too tight or the goals too big, time to reward yourself after
manageable steps, you can
it's easy to become completing a task or
focus on one part at a time,
discouraged or procrastinate. reaching a goal can make the
making the entire task less
By being realistic about what process more enjoyable and
stressful. This approach
allows you to track progress can be achieved within a encourage you to keep
and feel a sense of certain timeframe, you set going. Whether it's a small
accomplishment as you yourself up for success and break or a treat, these
complete each step maintain steady progress. rewards make the work feel
more satisfying.
Balancing Study and Other
Commitments
Balancing Study and Other Commitments
take a Break
Studying for long periods without breaks can
lead to burnout and decreased focus. Taking
short breaks allows your mind to recharge,
helping you stay fresh and maintain
productivity. Even a few minutes to stretch,
walk, or relax can make a big difference in how
well you retain information.
Balancing Study and Other Commitments
Seek Support
When you're feeling stuck or overwhelmed,
talking to friends, family, or a mentor can
provide valuable perspective and
encouragement. Having someone to listen or
offer advice can ease stress, boost your morale,
and help you stay motivated during tough
times. It's important to remember you're not
alone, and support can make the learning
process much easier.
Reflecting on Your Study Habits
Reflecting on Your Study Habits
Question # 1
What specific study habits do you practice to
make your learning more effective?
Reflecting on Your Study Habits
Question # 2
Is there a particular habit that you find really
helpful for your studies?
Reflecting on Your Study Habits
Question # 3
What challenges do you face in maintaining
consistent study habits?
Thank you for
listening.
