This letter stands for how much time it will take you to reach your goal.

This strategy involves telling yourself "you can do it".

Lucy took notes in class for the test tomorrow.
Which study habit should she use?

Trying to find a solution before it becomes a major dispute.

The national motto printed on all US coins.

This letter stands for having a precise goal.

This strategy involves seeing your goals happen in your mind.

Jose's little brother keeps bothering him while he is trying to do his homework in the living room. Which study habit should he use?

All persons involved with the conflict have to work with each other.

This much of the earth is covered in water.

This letter stands for how you are going to keep track of your goal.

This strategy involves making an activity fun for yourself. For example: running at the beach instead of on the track.

Susie is working on a big project she has due on Friday. She has music playing, she's texting her friends, and her dog is trying to eat her project.
Which study habit should she use?

Instead of saying "YOU make me so mad", you would use these instead.

The two presidents we honor in February.

This letter stands for your goal being something you can actually do.

This strategy involves setting milestones you must reach so you know you're on your way to your goal.

Michael has a lot of homework this week, but he also has baseball practice and the championship game coming up. He doesn't think he will have time to get everything done. Which study habit should he use?

Discuss the problem and everyone takes responsibility for their own actions.

Most planets in our solar system are named after these.

This letter stands for having someone help keep you on track to reach your goal.

This strategy involves rewarding yourself for something you don't like doing.

An example of a non study habit, that is not "studying with your best friend"

When conflicts can't be solved, all parties involved must do this.

The colors of the 5 Olympic rings.