THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LEARNING STRATEGIES AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN KUMBAKONAM TALUK

P. Kavitha, Dr. Jasmine Suthanthiradevi

Abstract


This study aims to nd the relationship between Learning Strategies and Academic Achievement of the Higher Secondary
School Students. This study was conducted on 60 higher secondary school students. This study also found that there was a
i) the higher secondary school students have average level of Learning Strategies and Academic Achievement. ii) There is signicant relationship
between Learning Strategies and Academic Achievement of the Higher Secondary School Students. iii) There is signicant difference between
boys and girls of higher secondary school students in their Learning Strategies and Academic achievement. iv) There is signicant difference
between rural and urban area of higher secondary school students in their Learning Strategies and Academic achievement. v) There is signicant
difference between government and private higher secondary school students in their Learning Strategies and Academic achievement.


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