It's a good goal, but it takes time and patience to develop good study habits in your child. Here are some suggestions that I hope will help you:
Make a plan: Work with your child to make a study plan and have your child clear about their daily learning tasks and goals.
Create a good environment: Create a quiet, clean and orderly learning environment for your child, so that your child can focus on learning.
Set an example: Parents themselves should also have good study habits and lead by example to be a role model for their children.
Encourage reading: Reading is an important way to develop study habits, encourage children to read more and cultivate reading interests and habits.
Timely feedback: When children show good study habits, give timely affirmation and encouragement, so that children feel that their efforts are recognized.
Cultivate self-discipline: Help children learn self-management and self-restraint, and gradually develop children's self-discipline ability.
Arrange time wisely: Teach children to arrange their study and rest time reasonably to avoid over-studying or procrastination.
Stimulate interest: Discover children's interests and stimulate children's interest in learning through interesting learning methods.
Every child is unique, and you can choose the right way to develop their learning habits according to their personality and actual situation How old is your child? Are there any specific questions about study habits?