LASSI-HS | Learning and Study Strategies Inventory

by

Claire E. Weinstein, Ph.D.,

Professor Emeritus, The University of Texas at Austin

David R. Palmer, Ph.D.

Principal, David Palmer Consulting

Directions

The Learning and Study Strategies Inventory - High School Version (LASSI-HS) is designed to gather information about learning and study practices and attitudes. Upon submission and approval of your school number, several statements will be presented that relate to learning and studying.

You are to read each statement and then select a response according to the following key:

Not at all like me
Not very much like me
Somewhat like me
Fairly much like me
Very much like me

To help you decide which responses to select, we would like to explain what is meant by each term.

By Not at all like me, we do not necessarily mean that the statement would never describe you, but that it would be true of you only in rare instances.
By Not very much like me, we mean that the statement generally would not be true of you.
By Somewhat like me, we mean that the statement would be true of you about half the time.
By Fairly much like me, we mean that the statement would generally be true of you.
By Very much like me, we do not necessarily mean that the statement would always describe you, but that it would be true of you almost all the time.

Before you begin it is important to know whether you have taken the LASSI-HS previously. Choose the correct box below.

First Administration
If this is your first time taking the LASSI-HS, enter your school number, user name, and password into the space below and click the "Submit" button to continue.
Enter Your School Number:
Enter Your User Name:
Enter Your Password:

Second Administration
If you are taking this assessment for the second time (Post-Test), enter your school number and your student key into the spaces below and click the "Take Post-Test" button.
Enter Your School Number:
* Enter Your Student Key:

*Note: Your student key was issued the first time you took the LASSI-HS. If you misplaced your student key, your advisor/instructor can look it up for you.