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Date:
Time Start:
Time End:
The following are basic information about you. Honestly answer the following that
applies to you.
Student’s Background
Name:
______________________________________________________________
(Optional)
Sex:
7 above
4-6
1-3
First Semester (2021-2022) – General Average
87 above
83-86
79-82
75-78
P 5, 000 – P 9, 000
Answer each question using the 5-point scale, to best reflect what you actually
do or have done as a student amid new normal education. The information can be used
to help identify areas of strength and potential change, so be as open as you can be.
Scale:
2. How much time do you spend reading your notes during class hours?
o During vacant time
o Less than 10 minutes
o I don’t study
3. How much time do you spend reading your notes once online class is done for a
day?
o 30 minutes
o Less than 10 minutes
o I don’t study
4. On average, how many hours do you study for your exams?
o 20-24 hours
o 5 -10 hours
o 3 hours
o I don’t study
5. How far in advance do you start studying for your exams?
o 2 weeks
o 1 week
o Days before
o Night before
Set 3 – Factors Affecting Study Habits of Respondents amid new normal education
Using the 5-point scale, respond in each item that corresponds to a distinct factor
that may or may not affect your study habits in the new normal education based on
your experiences, write a check () on your degree of preference in every item.
Scale:
1. My competence in all
subjects affect my study
habits (e.g., knowledge
of grammar, mastery of
mathematical
expression, fluency of
the Wikang Pambansa,
oriented in Philippine
History).
2. My unorganized and
hectic class schedules
affect my study habits
(e.g., missed deadlines,
overwhelming
unfinished tasks).
3. Problems in
online/virtual classes
affect my study habits.
(e.g., poor internet
connection, lack of
gadgets to use, social
media addiction).
4. My institution’s learning
facilities affect my study
habits (e.g., library,
classrooms, gym etc.)
5. My instructor’s role in
the class affects my
study habits (e.g.,
providing content
expertise, providing
learning management,
providing evaluative
feedback).
6. My extracurricular
activities affect my
study habits (e.g.,
sports, student
government, community
service, employment,
arts, hobbies, and
educational clubs).
7. Family stress is
affecting my study
habits (e.g., arguments,
confusions, fighting,
poor communication
skills).
9. Peer pressure is
affecting my study
habits (e.g., peers
encouraging each other
to skip classes, peers
encouraging each other
to be involved in other
risky behaviors).
11. My achievement
motivation affects my
study habits (e.g., the
desire to perform well
and succeed).