Most students are not studying badly across the board. They are studying badly in one or two specific ways, and which ones decides what is worth changing first.
This takes about five minutes. It scores four habits separately rather than giving you one number, because a single score would tell you nothing you could act on.
Study Habits Inventory
This tells you which of four study habits is costing you the most, so you know what to change first. About 5 minutes
- Rate each of the 24 statements for how true it has been of you over the past month.
- Answer as the student you are, not the one you intend to become.
- Get four separate scores and the chapters that address your highest one.
Most students are not studying badly across the board — they are studying badly in one or two specific ways. One overall score would not tell you which.
The scoring happens in your browser. Your answers to the individual items are never sent anywhere — only the four totals, and only if you ask for the result by email at the end.
Scale: 0 never · 1 rarely · 2 sometimes · 3 often · 4 almost always
Passive encoding
Massed scheduling
Attention fragmentation
Poor calibration
This measures habits you report, not how much you have learned. A falling score means your behaviour has changed, which is the part you control. Score yourself again after thirty days.