The phrase 'study habit' is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use it in a sentence like "Developing good study habits is essential for academic success."
The goal is to show the student instant feedback on their study habit and where there is an opportunity to improve.
Again, consider the example of Dr. Wells, who embedded within her course an assessment strategy that forced her students to engage in the high-impact study habit of distributed practice.
In both cases, we can look to the example of Dr. Wells' course where she embedded within the structure of the course itself opportunities for students to draw upon various learning tools while also imposing a high-impact study habit (i.e., distributed practice) via weekly practice questions.
Similarly, anxiety level was found to be higher among females than male students in universities and colleges [ 8, 29] and these studies have associated the night study habit of female students with the observed high anxiety levels.
Avoid cramming; it's not a good study habit.
In absence of regular class, developing a regular study habit might be difficult.
