Student Learning Habits Coaching Form

You can use this form for your personal purpose. If you want ONE-on-One Coaching, please fill the Complementary Coaching Form first and our Coach would promptly reach out to you and guide you with this form. We would have a Call so you can share verbally your experiences and our Coach would help you walk through the form for insights and actions.

Personal Information:

• Name:
• Age:
• Grade/Level:
• School/College/University:
• Email:
• Date:

Part 1: Self-Assessment

1. Time Management:
   • On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate your ability to manage your time effectively for studying?
   • What are your current strategies for managing your study time?
   • How do you prioritize tasks when studying?
2. Study Environment:
   • Describe your usual study environment (e.g., location, noise level, distractions).
   • Do you find your study environment conducive to learning? Why or why not?
   • What changes, if any, would you like to make to your study environment?
3. Note-taking:
   • How do you typically take notes during classes or while studying?
   • Do you review and organize your notes regularly? If so, how often?
   • Are there any note-taking techniques you would like to try or improve upon?
4. Active Learning:
   • How often do you engage in active learning activities (e.g., discussions, problem-solving, teaching others)?
   • What are your favorite active learning methods, and how effective do you find them?
   • Are there any new active learning strategies you're interested in exploring?

Part 2: Goal Setting

1. Short-term Goals:
   • What specific learning habits or skills would you like to improve in the next month?
   • How will you measure your progress toward these goals?
2. Long-term Goals:
   • Where do you see yourself academically or professionally in the next year? How about in five years?
   • What learning habits do you believe are essential for reaching these goals?

Part 3: Action Plan

1. Identify Strengths:
   • What learning habits do you believe you excel at currently?
   • How can you leverage these strengths to improve other areas of your learning?
2. Address Weaknesses:
   • What learning habits do you struggle with the most?
   • What steps can you take to overcome these challenges?
3. Implementing Changes:
   • What specific actions will you take to develop or improve your learning habits?
   • How will you track your progress and adjust your approach if needed?

Part 4: Additional Activities

1. Weekly Reflection:
   • Set aside time each week to reflect on your progress toward your goals. What went well? What could be improved?
2. Peer Accountability:
   • Partner with a friend or classmate to hold each other accountable for sticking to your learning habits and goals.
3. Learning Resources:
   • Explore additional resources such as online courses, books, or workshops related to study skills and effective learning habits.
4. Seek Feedback:
   • Regularly seek feedback from teachers, mentors, or peers on your learning habits and progress.