This document provides guidance for students on developing good study habits. It instructs students to describe a proper time management and study plan, demonstrate effective study habits, and value good study habits at home and school. Students are asked to draw a symbol representing their academic goals for the year and answer questions about how attainable their targets are and what they need to do to accomplish them. The document then discusses the definition of study and study habits and provides tips for developing good habits, including setting a study time, following their plan, doing difficult assignments first, asking for help when needed, taking breaks, maintaining a positive attitude, attending classes regularly, practicing focus, writing assignments down, and keeping supplies organized.

1. Homeroom Guidance
Quarter 1 – Module 1:
My Study Plan, My Guide

2. My Study Plan, My Guide
•describe proper time management and study
habit plan;
•demonstrate effective study habits; and
•value good study habits and attitudes at home
and in school.

3. My Self-forecast
•On a clean sheet of paper, draw a
symbol of your target achievements
in Grade 7. After the drawing, write
your explanation about the symbol
and your answers to the processing
questions.

4. My Self-forecast
•Processing Questions:
1.How do you feel while doing the activity?
2.Are those targets attainable in this school year?
Why?
3.What are the things that you need to change or do
to accomplish it?

5. The Old and The Current Me

6.  Study – the activity or process of learning
about something by reading memorizing
facts, attending school, etc. (as defined by Merriam-Webster
Dictionary)
Habit – a usual way of behaving: something
that a person does often in a regular and
repeated way (as define by Merriam-Webster Dictionary)

7. Study Habits – is a well planned and
deliberate pattern of study, which has
attained
a form of consistency on the part of the
students towards understanding academic
subjects and passing examination (as defined in the
research by Evans Atsiaya Siahi
and Julius Maiyo)

8. Tips to develop a good study habit
•Have a specific time to study. A routine helps
you to develop mental preparedness. It will
also condition yourself to do the school work.
Be particular on the exact time of your classes

9. Tips to develop a good study habit
•Follow your plan. Delaying a study session is
only procrastinating and can lead to rushed work
later. Your self-discipline will be challenged if you
are studying from home. That’s why, your plan
will direct you on how you manage your time not
only for school work but for other responsibilities
you have at home.

10. Tips to develop a good study habit
•Do the difficult assignment first when
mental energies are working very well.

11. Tips to develop a good study habit
•Ask for help when needed.

12. Tips to develop a good study habit
•Take short breaks

13. Tips to develop a good study habit
•Maintain a positive attitude
even with difficult subject

14. Tips to develop a good study habit
•Attend classes regularly.

15. Tips to develop a good study habit
•Practice concentration and
focus

16. Tips to develop a good study habit
•Write your assignments on a
notebook.

17. Tips to develop a good study habit
•Keep your supplies in your
study place.