Effective Study Habits For Distance Learning

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Stay motivated Academic success is a combination of skill and will. That is, what you know and how you apply yourself. The more motivated you are, the better you'll apply yourself.

Discover your learning style Each of us has a preferred way of learning. You may learn best visually, by listening, by reading and writing, or by doing.

Shut off technology When you sit down to study, put your phone on silent and set ‘do not disturb’ messages on any online messaging services. This will help keep you from getting sidetracked.

Set study goals Learners who set goals and stick to them are more likely to stay motivated and achieve success in their studies. So, if you haven't already done so, set some study goals.

Organise your study space There’s no right or wrong place to study - if it works for you, that's great. What's important is that you choose somewhere that’s reasonably private and free from interruptions.

Create a study schedule Students who create a study routine and have the discipline to stick to it are able to study information over a longer amount of time instead of staying up late the night before.

NOT STAYING MOTIVATED

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NOT MANAGING TIME EFFECTIVELY

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DepEd national enrollment datA

As of Oct. 26 showed that there are 25.03 million students enrolled for School Year (SY) 2020-2021 which formally opened on Oct. 5. This enrollment figure, DepEd said, covers both public and private schools and comprises 90.14 percent of SY 2019-2020 turnout at 27.7 million.

EFFECTIVE STUDY HABITS FOR DISTANCE LEARNING