Having good study habits is a must no matter what level of education you are or someone you are trying to help is enrolled in. Every since I was a kid starting his first years of school my parents gave some simple tips that still apply today.
You must get yourself into a set schedule of when you will do you homework. Hence the reason I am calling them study "habits". If you don't set a time to start doing your homework that is good for you then you can never get quality work out of your time. If on the other hand you don't set a time every day you could procrastinate and end up trying to do to much work at one time. This also can cause a decline in work.
Another tip is to always study directly before bed. I picked up this tip from a teacher in high school and it works wonders. It especially helps if you want to remember terms or words. Many medical students use this tip to help them learn the parts of a human being and it works most of the time. Even if it isn't terms look over a study guide and answer them at least once directly before bed and it will be easier for you brain to access the next morning.
The last tip I will leave of with is more aimed toward the student in college, but it could also really help in high school if you are having trouble understanding a certain topic. Having study groups makes it so much easier to complete homework and study for tests. You could easily meet once a day for at least a half hour and go over the notes from class that day, maybe even fill in the ones you missed. The point being study groups can help a lot when it comes to getting better read on difficult subjects.
You can have your own opinions about the tips above, but I simply wanted to share with you the tips I use to succeed in school everyday of the school year.
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