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    This document contains a student's reflections on their study habits from grade 9 and plans to improve ineffective habits. The student was proud of achieving high honors in grade 9 through hard work, support from friends and family, and praying. They are determined to work hard again but will still feel proud without high honors. One effective habit is listening to teachers, which helped them answer questions correctly. The student realizes they manage time poorly and plans to improve by organizing tasks and prioritizing important ones.

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    Homeroom Guidance: Worksheet

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    This document contains a student's reflections on their study habits from grade 9 and plans to improve ineffective habits. The student was proud of achieving high honors in grade 9 through hard work, support from friends and family, and praying. They are determined to work hard again but will still feel proud without high honors. One effective habit is listening to teachers, which helped them answer questions correctly. The student realizes they manage time poorly and plans to improve by organizing tasks and prioritizing important ones.

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    This document contains a student's reflections on their study habits from grade 9 and plans to improve ineffective habits. The student was proud of achieving high honors in grade 9 through hard work, support from friends and family, and praying. They are determined to work hard again but will still feel proud without high honors. One effective habit is listening to teachers, which helped them answer questions correctly. The student realizes they manage time poorly and plans to improve by organizing tasks and prioritizing important ones.

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    Homeroom Guidance: Worksheet

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    Dimapilis, John Jason
    This document contains a student's reflections on their study habits from grade 9 and plans to improve ineffective habits. The student was proud of achieving high honors in grade 9 through hard work, support from friends and family, and praying. They are determined to work hard again but will still feel proud without high honors. One effective habit is listening to teachers, which helped them answer questions correctly. The student realizes they manage time poorly and plans to improve by organizing tasks and prioritizing important ones.

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    Homeroom Guidance
    WORKSHEET

    Name: John Jason P. Dimapilis


    Section: Pope St. Nicholas the Great
    Quarter: 1st Quarter
    Week: 1st week
    Let’s Try This

    When I was in grade 9 I was so happy, proud and satisfied with my


    school performance. That is because I reached with high honors that
    have an average grade of 95%. Along with that, I also have an award
    which is outstanding performance in computer literacy.

    1. After this activity, I was so determined to reach that with high honors
    again but even if don’t reach that I’m still proud of myself. Because I
    believe that grades have nothing to do with how smart a person is.

    2. My hard works made this situation possible and also the support of my
    friends and family which strengthens me.

    3. I worked hard and pray. I used my family as my inspiration to be in that


    moment. I also think about positive things or thoughts in order not to be
    scared.

    Let’s Explore This

    Effective study habits Ineffective study habits


    1. Finding a quiet place to 1. Waiting until the last minute
    study. to start an assignment.
    2. Keep tract of deadlines and 2. Being distracted by social
    important days. media and cell phones.
    3. Don't be afraid to ask for 3. Trying to cram for tests the
    help when you don't night before.
    understand a certain topic. 4. Not asking the teacher for
    4. Always listen to your teacher help when you don’t
    and take down notes. understand the lesson.
    5. Use keywords or 5. Studying to remember,
    abbreviations to memorize a instead of studying to
    certain topic or word. understand.
    6. Take care of your body and 6. Managing time poorly.
    stay healthy. This helps 7. Keeping disorganized notes.
    maintain the nutrition of your
    brain needed when studying.
    7. Study smart and not hard.
    don't go all out memorizing
    or studying lessons in a day
    with continuous hours. It will
    only exhaust your brain.
    1. My consideration in classifying my study habits includes the right attitude,
    choosing space for studying, identify distractions, setting a realistic schedule, and
    improving the organizing of my thoughts. Effective study habits will make me study
    smarter, not harder. The purpose of study habits is to help students take full
    advantage of the learning process. School success will require time and
    dedication to enable a student to improve skills such as note-taking, organizing of
    thoughts, reading strategies, and effective writing style. Giving importance to
    your prior knowledge is also important in establishing good study habits.

    2. Yes, I still have it especially now that the way of learning is not face to face because
    of the pandemic we're experiencing.

    3. First, identify your study habits. Make an assessment whether they are effective or
    not. If these are effective, then maintain the habit. See to it that you stick to your
    schedule. You have to either limit these ineffective study habits or improve them
    and make them effective by deactivating your social media accounts so that you will
    not be tempted to browse them, and only use your phone for academic
    purposes. And set a certain time when you can study alone if that is more
    comfortable for you.

    You can do it

    I think I have this faulty study habit wherein I’m managing my time
    poorly. Along with that, already notice this when I was in grade 9. I think
    the best solution to overcome this problem is to organize your to-do
    list, prioritization is key for successful time management at work. Start by
    eliminating tasks that you shouldn't be performing in the first place. Then
    identify the most important tasks and do those first. In that way, you make
    sure you finish the essentials.
    What I have Learned

    Among my study habits, I think the one which is the most effective is to
    always listen to your teacher while in class because as you understand the lesson the
    more you remember it and it was proven and tested because when I was in grade 8,
    we’re having our recitation and everyone was shocked because I answered the question
    correctly without them knowing the answer. Along with that, now that I am in grade 10,
    I’m still doing it so that I could maintain it because I do believe that it could help me to
    make my studies easier.

    Share your Thoughts & Feelings

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