Study Plan Assessment

What is the main purpose of a study plan?

• To manage time and prioritize tasks

• To increase social media presence

• To ensure students watch more TV

• To avoid studying altogether

Which is NOT part of a study plan?

• Time management

• Goals

• Organization

• Random activities

What percentage of young learners face challenges in achieving good grades?

• 61%

• 50%

• 75%

• 80%

What is a benefit of having a study plan?

• Improved time management

• Increased stress

• Decreased productivity

• More distractions

What should a study plan be tailored to?

• The school's schedule

• The student's needs and goals

• The teacher's preferences

• The parent's expectations

What is a SMART goal?

• Simple, Manageable, Achievable, Realistic, Timely

• Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-bound

• Strategic, Motivational, Accurate, Reliable, Timed

• Special, Meaningful, Adaptable, Reasonable, Timeless

What should students do to avoid burnout?

• Ignore their study plan

• Study continuously without breaks

• Include breaks in their study plan

• Focus only on easy subjects

How can students stay motivated according to the text?

• By ignoring their goals

• By studying only when they feel like it

• By setting reminders and rewarding themselves

• By avoiding all forms of study

What should a study plan include for balance?

• Extra assignments

• Leisure activities

• Additional exams

• More study hours

What is the first step in creating a study plan?

• Ask friends for their plans

• Skip planning and start studying

• Buy new study materials

• Identify your academic goals