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Coloquium Presentation
Coloquium Presentation
STUDY
STUDY HABITS
HABITS
Academic Academic
Performance Achievement
STUDY
STUDY HABITS
HABITS
Affect Differ from
Learning One Person to
Effeciency Another
Can be Taught
& Learned
Purpose of the Study
Independent Dependent
Variables Variable
Hypothesis
There is no significant difference in the study
habits of academic awardees when grouped
according to sex and strand.
Research Design
Mixed Methods
Qualitative
Quantitative
Instruments
Participants: (117)
Interview Interview = 9
Pilot Testing = 45
Final Testing = 63
Participants Final Testing (63)
Strand Sex
ABM = 9
Male = 18
HUMSS = 23 Female = 45
STEM = 31
Procedure
Factor of
Planning of Time
Study Habits
Informant 1
Informant 2
Thematic Analysis
Factor of
Note-taking
Study Habits
Informant 6 Informant 8
Thematic Analysis
Factor of
Preparing for a Test
Study Habits
Informant 7 Informant 5
Thematic Analysis
Factor of
Concentration
Study Habits
Informant 3 Informant 6
Thematic Analysis
Factor of
Environment
Study Habits
Informant 1 Informant 7
Descriptive Data Analysis
Sex
M SD Interpretation
Conclusion
Mann-Whitney Test
Sex
M SD Asymp. Sig. Interpretation
Male 3.0556 .48644 Not
.314
Female 3.2097 .25112 Significant
Inferential Data Analysis
Kruskal-Wallis Test
Strand
M SD Asymp. Sig. Interpretation
ABM 3.1394 0.08681
Not
HUMSS 3.1793 0.06911 .308
Significant
STEM 3.1109 0.06420
Conclusion
Thematic Analysis
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