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Guidance
L ev e l U p
Yo u r S t u d y
Habits
At the end of this lesson, you are expected to:
1. discuss your practices of effective study
habits;
2. identify different ways in improving study
habits; and
3. improve study habits plan.
1. Based on your answers above, what did you realize
regarding your study habits?
2. How do you feel about it? (Are you happy? A little bit
sad? Contented? Worried? etc.) Why?
 MAKE
STUDYIN
GA
HABIT
 Being successful in school requires a high level of
study skills that must be first learned, practiced and
developed in order to be successful. Once developed, the
job of studying and learning will become easier and
smarter.
 01
Know what your
dominant learning
style is.
Learning style

01 Visual learners 02 Auditory learners

03 Tactile-kinesthetic
learners
Visual learners
Many authors and researchers like
Dawna Markova and Anne
Powell say that you learn best in
seeing and showing. Learners
who are visual learners tend to
appreciate printed handouts and
resources that reinforce
educational concepts. Writing
down information will help
process and remember it.
Auditory learners

choose verbal instruction. Some

learners learn best from hearing and
speaking and are comfortable listening
and talking and tend to engage easily in
conversation.
Tactile-kinesthetic learners
prefer being physically engaged in the learning
process. Markova and Powell stipulated that
these learners are best engaged through
experiencing and doing. They prefer to write
things down themselves and will remember best
when they are documenting their own goals and
progress.
 02
Create a SMART
goal
 SMA
Specific RT Relevant

Measurable
Timebound

Achievable
03 Make your study
time a part of your
routine. Know
which time of the
day you learn well.
 Establish your
04 study zone. Some
like a quiet place
while others want
a little noise. Use
gadgets like
laptops, cellphones
and tablets wisely.
SMART
to the Sun and
It’s the closest planet
the smallest

Neptune
It’s the fourth-largest planet by
diameter in the Solar System

Saturn
iant, composed
Saturn is a gas g
gen and helium
mostly of hydro
A timeline always works well

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4

Venus is the second Jupiter is the Satun is a gas giant Mercury is the
planet from the Sun biggest planet of and has several closest planet to the
them all rings Sun
Schedule
Daily activities
Weekly activities
09:00
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Saturn has several rings
10:00
1 2 3 4 5
11:00

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 12:00 Despite being red, Mars is

13:00 actually a cold place
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 14:00
15:00
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Jupiter is the biggest planet of
16:00
them all
27 28 29 30 31 17:00
Reinforce the concept using infographics!
50% 10%
Venus Mars
Venus has a beautiful Despite being red, Mars
name is cold

10% 30%
Mercury Jupiter
It’s the closest planet It’s a gas giant and the
to the Sun biggest planet
Methodology Mars
Despite being red, is
a cold place

Venus
Saturn Venus has a
beautiful name
It’s a gas giant and
has several rings

Jupiter
It’s the biggest
planet of them all
Table
Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Test 4

Describe here
your metrics 1

Describe here Neptune is

your metrics 2 far away

Describe here Mars is a cold

your metrics 3 place

Describe here Saturn is a gas

your metrics 4 giant
Results analysis
Mars
Despite being red,
Mars is a cold place
35%
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Venus
Venus has a beautiful
name
30%
8k
Mercury
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to the Sun
35%
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Our academic areas

Jupiter Mars Pluto

It’s the bigges
t planet Despite being red, It’s now considered a
of them all Mars is a cold place dwarf planet

Saturn Venus Mercury

It’s a gas giant and It’s the second planet It’s the closest planet
has several rings from the Sun to the Sun
498,300,000
Big numbers catch your audience’s attention
 12h 20m 60s
Is Jupiter’s rotation period

400,000 206,00 km
Earths is the Sun’s mass Between Earth and the Moon
An image
is worth a
thousand
words
This is a map
Mercury
Mercury is the closest planet 30%
from the Sun

Venus
It’s the second planet from 30%
the Sun
Conclusions
01 02
Jupiter Saturn
It’s the biggest planet of It’s a gas giant and has
them all several rings

03 04
Mercury Mars
It’s the closest planet to the Despite being red, Mars is a
Sun cold place
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