G2 Q3 VAL Make Study A Habit

What is a study goal?

• A random topic of interest.

• A vague aspiration for future learning.

• A specific objective that guides the learning process.

• A method for assessing knowledge retention.

Why is it important to set study goals?

• Goals should only be set after studying begins.

• Study goals can limit creativity and flexibility.

• It is important to set study goals to provide direction, enhance motivation, and enable measurable progress.

• Setting study goals is unnecessary for success.

How can you create a study schedule?

• Choose random subjects each week

• Ignore breaks to maximize study time

• Study only the night before exams

• 1. Assess time and commitments; 2. Identify subjects; 3. Allocate time slots; 4. Include breaks; 5. Review and adjust.

What should you include in your study schedule?

• Only subjects

• Social events

• Subjects, time blocks, breaks, deadlines, review periods

• Random activities

Where is a good place to study?

• Home kitchen

• Public park

• Coffee shop

• Library or dedicated study room

Why is a quiet study space important?

• A quiet study space is important for effective concentration and learning.

• A quiet study space is only necessary for exams.

• Noise can enhance creativity and focus.

• Studying in a loud environment is more effective.

What are some tools you can use to study?

• Cooking recipes

• Gardening tools

• Some tools to study include flashcards, note-taking apps, study guides, textbooks, online courses, and educational videos.

• Fitness equipment

How can flashcards help you study?

• Flashcards help you study by enhancing memory retention through active recall and spaced repetition.

• Flashcards are ineffective for memorizing vocabulary.

• Flashcards can replace textbooks entirely.

• Flashcards are only useful for visual learners.

What can you do to stay focused while studying?

• Use your phone for social media breaks.

• Create a dedicated study space and eliminate distractions.

• Keep all your study materials scattered around the room.

• Study in a crowded cafe with loud music.

Why is it helpful to take breaks while studying?

• Studying continuously without breaks is more effective.

• Taking breaks helps improve focus, retention, and reduces mental fatigue.

• Taking breaks disrupts the flow of studying.

• Breaks are only necessary for physical activities.