Learn how to actually study before it’s too late...

This is how to actually study, something all students need to learn before its too late. How to study fast and efficiently will save you so much time, and help you ace all you exams!

0:00 This is COOKING your grades
1:16 How long should you study?
2:36 Study like THIS
3:35 How to study EVERYDAY
5:14 NEVER cram

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[rayankunn]

getting this video recommended 1 day before my exam is crazy...

[nothing]

In my country most educators are maniacs and tell us we should wake up at 5AM, study, study on the bus, arrive at school, study in break times, go home, take a 5 min nap, study, eat while studying, study, go to sleep at 11PM.

I wish I was kidding but I and everyone else genuinely was told to do this.

[TheMaskedWarrior]

5:10 Sleep helps stuff stay in memory, so you should always prioritise sleep over studying no matter what. It's really important

[reactingjitin]

Yes perfect time I have my exams in 2 days

[Mdas_number]

To sum it up for people who want it quickly

1.dont just take in a vast amount of knowledge and hope it sticks
That wont work instead focus on
Retaining a smaller amount of knowledge through repitition like
Flashcards because its recall
And use the Feynman technique teach someone else so it sticks in your head

2.dont cram never never never cram
Instead space out your learning
Be consistent study often
And study mabye 1-2 hours
And just try to get it to stick

(Please let me know if this needs to be changed)

[rxvi]

The fact that YouTube recommended me this when I have final exam after a few weeks

[notost]

The points I could get from this video;
1. Efficiency is more important than time spent studying
2. Re-reading has a low retention rate, it's better to use flash cards/etc.
3. Spaced repetition helps you retain your studies more
4. Never cram

[meumundosecreto]

1. Absorption vs Consumption: Focus on absorbing the content

2. Active Learning: Discussing, practicing, teaching. This also counts as flash-cards, practice questions, past papers, feynman technique and my favorite: concept maps.

3. Spread out the material in a daily routine. That includes the Spaced repetition and Zeigarnick effect study methods.

" Do an hour a day, come back tomorrow, see what stuck and reinforce every weak areas "

[JeffBradley]

Studying smarter >> studying harder. I wish I have learned this sooner from "The Joy Equation: Play Smart, Live Big" book. It breaks down how to actually enjoy learning while staying productive.

[vibin_with_daniel]

the fact I'm seeing this when my week is filled with exam's and the closest one is history exam in 2 days time, this video came at the right time fr

[niklaschristen]

Awesome video bro. Here are few things I did that helped me transform the way I study and learn, and it completely changed my life:
1. I read all books on MindBloomery. Healthy mindset and your attention are the most important assets you can own.
2. A book titled "The calm within: Cultivating clarity amid stress and anxiety" taught me how to manage stress and stop procrastinating
3. I created a routine that includes daily goal setting and mindfulness
4. I started prioritizing real breaks instead of spending my free time on my phone, and I am feeling way more relaxed and focused

It's incredible how much easier studying becomes when your mind is in the right place

[quantumastrophysics]

1 year ago, I would have ignored your video...
Right now, these kind of videos fill my feed.
Getting out of comfort zone is tough.

[PixelWavez]

My final exams is on April 12th and i will start using these techniques.. I'll come back and show you how much I got in the exams... Remind me with a like!

[ciannamon]

THE GYM EXPLANATION IS LITERALLY SO GOOD

[KateWestleyDelosReyes]

saw this 2 hrs before exam and got 80%, tnx for the technique

[Rreh-qi]

I used to be one of the top students in my class but suddenly I dropped out when the COVID started. I stated getting very bad grades after the pandemic. And after two years of studying wrong, you came in my youtube algorithm out of nowhere before the annual exams. I watched almost every video of your channel and worked damn hard to get the perfect A's.
After working so hard, I finally got my results. I can't believe that how a simple study youtuber changed my whole ass grades. I got rank 3. Even my classmates were surprised to see me in that place.
I wanna thank you for all these videos. Please keep making these videos and probably some more depressed students like me will get the perfect A's just because of you.


Thank you so much for all your hardwork 💕💕

[prenimystic]

As a "gifted/talented/genius" kid who has become an average college adult, THANK YOU

[casualsatanist]

The hard part is cutting your losses. If youre tired, hungry, and unmotivated, then stop and study another time instead.
5 hours of "studying" while running on fumes will equal less than 1 hour of studying while in a good state of mind.

[scepticalRICE]

You are the reason I managed to get +20 percent better on all my exams .Thank you so much for the help brother

[thestranger]

omg this is on my fyp 1 day before my exam THANK YOU