STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM RESPONDENTS INSTRUMENT(S) USED QUESTION NUMBER The main problem of this study is how factors of study habits affect nursing students. 1. What are the demographic datas that affect the study habits of nursing students in terms of: a) Age b) Gender c) Civil status d) Year level e) Socio-economic status f) Religion 2. What are the factors that affect the study habits as follow: a) Learning disabilities b) Personal life such as peer pressures and relationships
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just studying and trying to learn by my own. I’m the kind of student that always have any question. Auditory learners have the chance to ask questions more directly and even create a study group or get a study partner. When I was in High School this was my “Style of Learning” ; Not always had a study group or a study partner, but I always liked to discuss ideas in the classroom and It just worked fine for me, but now that I started to take college classes online , it’s going to be different and I’m
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Material Effective Study Habits Worksheet Review Phoenix Career Plan results of Career Plan Building Activity: Work Culture Preference, respond to the following in 50 to 100 words each: 1. Describe your ideal study environment. My ideal study environment would be a very quiet room with no TV. or distractions. I would want no one to bother me while I am trying to study and complete my assignments for school 2. List some of the distractions that might hinder your study progress or your
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Studying For An Examination Exams are terrible and stressful things to study for, especially knowing that they can make or break your final mark. Being able to study in the proper manner will help you achieve the best results, so make use of these tips. But be aware that these tips may not work for other people hence you might want to make a little change to suit your environment and make you comfortable. Rewriting Rewriting your notes is great if you're a kinesthetic learner. Also, when you
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strengthen up my skills for the semesters that are needed, you think foundation classes are hard wait till you get into the course classes. What I suggest devising a time schedule of your day and see when the most affective time you could study. Another suggestion, get a sitter, ask a family, or your mom can they take them for while you studying, also you can put the children to bed an hour earlier and let them watch a movie for that hour, while you are studying, another thing study on your lunch hour
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and hear. You learn best when someone is talking and showing while you listen, also when reading out loud. You are more likely to remember things when the instructions are spoken. The following are just a few things to do to learn better; when you study read out loud, when learning new words use flash cards and read out loud, sit up front in class so you can hear better, and have someone read test questions to you out loud. Visual learners, learn best by reading and seeing, you understand and remember
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that you’ll learn much more working with folks on the front line than you’ll ever learn in a classroom. Later on it became more about people and teams… everyone comes to work wanting to do a good job, and my job is to knock down those barriers that get in the way. I’ve also learned that conflict is a good thing, when openly addressed and carried to resolution. In almost every case, both (or all) parties benefit and grow stronger, as individuals and as Teams. In these later years I’ve learned to
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This week was a review going over chapters 8 and this week we learned the principles of business communication. We also were supposed to read chapter 10, which discusses writing informal reports. Also we had to do a Mobius slip assignment dealing with writing a negative message using neutral words. Also we had to redo our resume for the last time as well. I will now discuss what I learned from chapter 8 and chapter 10 this week. In chapter 8 we learned how to send proper e-mails and instant messages
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diagrams, pictures, graphs, etc. in textbooks (Fleming, 2011). Visual Learners Should use flashcards. use a plastic cover with erasable markers to label diagrams/charts (Learning Styles, 2007). study in quite place away from verbal disturbances (Learning Styles, 2007). make their study areas visually appealing (Learning Styles, 2007). Aural Learners Aural learners are excellent listeners, prefer to get information by listening, and love class discussions (Learning Styles, 2007)
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English 99 Murphree 09 September 2014 How I Got Smart Reading Response This article’s title says it all. It is a story about how a guy got smart. In the first few paragraphs, the author talks about how students view teachers as bookworms who would study a lot rather than playing and end up to be a teacher anyway. He mentions that he tried to explain that the image that they are picturing during his adolescence is wrong. He hated compulsory education with a passion. I believe that the author’s argument
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