The Lecture-Studying Method: Learn the 1 Hour Class in ONLY 7 mins

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In this video, I am going to explain the full method that I use to study before, during and after all my classes PLUS a lazy version for it at the end too ;) I've developed this way of learning over 6+ years of pretty intense education and can confidently say that this will completely change your experience of school/university if you use it correctly. So hope you like it.

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Chapters⏳
0:00- Intro
0:50- SECTION 1: BEFORE THE CLASS (Prepare the Basic Structure)
1:27- This is what you need to change NOW
3:08- Step 1: Scope Topics and Group Related Ones
4:20- Step 2: Skim Each Topic and Write Keywords
6:03- Step 3: Creating a Mindmap
7:28- how to group concepts (encoding)
10:11- SECTION 2: DURING THE CLASS (Learn in Layers)
11:12- Step 4: Convert all information into recall questions
12:07- tips on making good questions
12:48- Step 5: Learn by layering
14:33- Step 6: Linking with initial mindmap
15:39- SECTION 3: AFTER THE CLASS (Revise to Remember)
16:07- Step 7: Recall the Questions and Learn Again
18:00- THE LAZY VERSION OF THIS METHOD
20:30- this is how you study multiple huge topics together

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Takeaways
📚 Change your mindset about learning: Instead of learning topics one by one, focus on understanding the interconnectedness of subjects and learn related topics together to build a strong foundational knowledge.
🔍 Scope and group related topics: Review your syllabus and identify topics that are related, then group them for collective study to enhance understanding and retention.
🗓 Prioritize skimming and mind mapping: Before class, skim each topic to get an overview and create keywords for a mind map, which will help in organizing the information in a memorable way.
✍ Convert information into recall questions: During class, transform lecture content into questions to facilitate self-testing and deeper understanding of the material.
🎯 Focus on key concepts during class: Ignore excessive details and concentrate on the main concepts and processes, building upon the foundational knowledge you've already established.
🔗 Link new information to the mind map: Actively connect new class material to your initial mind map to reinforce learning and create a comprehensive understanding of related topics.
📝 Review and revise with recall questions: After class, use the questions you created to test your knowledge and identify areas that need further study or re-linking to your mind map.
🚀 Utilize the 'lazy' method when pressed for time: If you can't follow the full method, at least skim the material before class, create questions during class, and build a mind map after class to ensure you're still absorbing and retaining information effectively.
🔄 Continuously revise and refine: Use spaced repetition and regular review sessions to reinforce learning, adjusting and improving your mind maps and recall questions as you go.
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💡 Final advice: The most important takeaway is to link multiple related topics and study them together to maximize learning efficiency and comprehension.

[itssoxdelicious]

I thought I was leaning actively until this weekend, when I was unable to answer questions from courses I had seen a month ago. It's 3 weeks prior my final exam and I started to be so demotivated. Luckily I found your video yesterday, and in this morning's class - which seems hard and complicated to me - I started to make connections with the knowledge I'd acquired over the last few weeks and thought I'd forgotten. It's really a new habit to have that will change the way I work! I can't thank you enough, I hope it pays off. 🤩

[zarazara]

We want your live example of reading and note taking please 😊

[safiyya]

These are such good tips for someone who has to revise 2 years' worth of 9 subjects within a month for SPM trials. Thank you for making learning easier.

[okechukwuanudokem]

only studytuber i follow love the actionable & simple to follow advice man.

[elamathi.m]

I am going to face a competitive exam next year, I am in the initial stage of my preparation..really I don't know how to do self study at the same time manage the class..Before watching this video I am studying the traditional method but I am sure I will incorporate these techniques to boost my learning..this is awesome ❤ video ... Thank you so so much 😊...

[champsgaming]

This was an amazing video. I'm new to mind mapping and was endlessly looking for a study guide from beginning to end, and this video does exactly that. Thank you.

[thepsychechronicles]

One more amazing video from you! Keep it up! You are a big inspiration for me and many of us! <3

[ClaraSantos_]

This is my favorite study channel! Thanks Zain!

[growinginabundance]

This is the best mind map video I have ever seen, THANK YOU

[vihariii]

Thank you so much. this was so useful and comprehensive. I'm so grateful for this information, it will really boost my learning and superpower my education!

[riyatiwari]

Everyone watching your video's
for increasing their learning capabilities 🎉👍🏻
Me : for improving my English listening, pronounciation, comprehension skills and real -life conversation.😊😅

[anjalikopparthi]

Hey! Can you share some tips on how to study microbiology!! That will be a great help

[haaniahunez]

Hi Zain!
I discovered abt a month ago and I lament the fact that I did find you sooner. you deserve at least 5-10 million subs for the great content!!
Firstly, thanks for the amazing content, your techniques helped me score the highest in my grade in English, political science and economics. i am highly grateful to you and your incredible strategy and tips. can you pls make a video on balancing studying for competitive exams (like NEET, JEE, CLAT, etc.) and high school exams (CBSE Boards in India).
Again, thanks for being a source of inspiration and dedication for me.
Lots of love and best wishes,
Haaniah.

[jiyag]

so helpful!! love your videos <3 so underrated :( (but a gem we can gatekeep)

[anushayuvarajan]

One more amazing video from you! Keep it up Zain ! You are a really big inspiration for me and many of us! <3, could you make some vid or tips for those who study online, that would be really helpful...

and btw I'm not a science student...i did commerce...and now pursuing CA and CMA in India, Online for the past 3 yrs...and it doesn't matter which stream are u going thru bcoz of ur vids...such a great work and tips, its really useful for me....many love and support from India..keep rocking !!

[WindingShadows]

Thank you so much! This is exactly what I was looking for :) This channel is genuinely underrated.

[lekhanasomayajula]

can you please make a video on improving handwriting because it plays a crucial role in our exams and scoring marks and how to answer the questions to save time in a 3-hour exam while maintaining good handwriting because at the end of the exam, we write like crap because of hand pain, my exams start on 19th Aug, thanks in advance, great content BTW 😊

[rogermustafaraj]

Hi Zain, Is there any big difference between creating a mindmap on paper vs iPad? And how often do you look back at the mindmap

[richarddekoa]

Thanks bro, I’m trying to study everything about stroke tonight