Academic success is not merely about:

• High grades

• Rote memorization

• Taking up multiple courses

• All of the above

What should academic success be a mix of?

• Learning and memorization

• Taking courses and high grades

• Learning the lesson and making sense of it

• High grades and excelling in all subjects

To list down important information, students should:

• Focus on the minimum requirements

• Utilize note-taking as a skill

• Record only what they will be tested on

• Ask teachers for extra notes

What does note-taking help with?

• Forgetting information quickly

• Retrieving information for future use

• Learning without understanding

• Avoiding extra study time

Learning activities can happen:

• Only in school

• Anywhere: at home, school, or community

• Only in academic settings

• Exclusively through teachers' instructions

Who initiates learning activities?

• Only subject teachers

• Classmates or friends

• The student or through daily experiences

• Parents and family members

Asking questions is important because it:

• Annoys teachers

• Slows down learning

• Improves understanding and judgment

• Wastes time

By asking questions, students can:

• Memorize facts quickly

• Understand things that interest them

• Avoid learning difficult topics

• Increase confusion

Reading is:

• A skill used only in school

• Rarely necessary for learning

• An important life skill used daily

• Something to avoid

How often should students read to develop the habit?

• 1-2 hours daily

• Once a week

• Only when exams are near

• When forced by teachers