How I Trained Myself to Study SMART

#study #smart #motivation

[ohdsnvfycjct]

1:59 tip 1-advanced information processing
3:47 tip 2- test yourself frequently
6:06 tip 3- learn!don't memorize
6:57 tip 4-the Feynman technique
7:08 step 1- study
7:13 step 2-teach what you learned
7:42 step 3- observe what you can or can't explain well
8:04 step 4- repeat

[mehranand]

As a high school student- this is BEYOND helpful! Thank you so much

[maerrey]

Thanks a lot for this! It's good to know that I dont need to study for 14 hours a day. I'm actually focusing more on taking care of my mental health, so I can study a lot better.

[renzdevera]

Thanks for these kinds of video! I am a top student in my school and I feel pressured how am I gonna keep up since I lost my motivation on the past weeks. I'm really thankful that content creators like you actually help students like us.

[meghnameghna]

The asking question is actually pretty good...i used to actually ask myself questions and then would explain it resulting in making that topic strong and clear to myself and the one am not able to answer it gives me more space to think about it ....

[jwisung]

This is why face to face classes are better for me. I can easily incorporate these in that set-up (never even realized that I did) but by learning everything by myself even with all the sources on youtube, I could never.

[prashantjuderaj]

i am from malaysia ur vids r helping me for maths from 66 to 81 percent in just one month i am looking to do better but this is a very good start thank you

[studywithme]

Asking questions is a great way to ensure you are working actively throughout your study sessions! Great tips throughout this video - thanks!

[kibigomargaret]

I study 40 mins to 1hr "max 90mins" everyday, when i have exams i take like 6 to 8 hrs to revise all the topics i Think its helpful and not exhausting

[ImprovementGang]

Learn vs Memorize is someting that we really need to address more. In school, a lot of the time we memorize the content and get away with it with tests and HW. However, it is not convenient to have this habit when you are in the more competitive parts of your scholarly career. Either way, one of the best that has worked with me is how we can teach others as it forces us to KNOW and LEARN what we have seen.

[swift_sa]

1:59 Tip 1
3:47 Tip 2
6:06 Tip 3
6:57 Tip 4
7:08 Step 1
7:13 Step 2
7:42 Step 3
8:04 Step 4

[zafinaseldom]

I haven't mastered the focus....I finally have a consistent environment though.
This video is very helpful; thank you for your time.

[cheekymonkeygirl]

First time watching this video, and I have been doing this all my life. It's like you can read your mind. Drawing diagrams, writing notes in my own words is the best.

[sirikilohit]

Thanks for helping me and is greater than helping me as a High School student!
The only thing is that I'm always not getting the motivation to study. When I didn't have motivation, I can't study.
Mike, One Video for How to gain motivation when you are unmotivated!

[anika]

I am using your strategies and they are helping me!! thank you!! because of these strategies I can give time to my business too

[nguyenphuocthienthanh]

1. Advanced information
- asking questions of what you’ve read
- don’t just recognize the passage, understand it
2.
- recall what you have learnt

[grittypluviophile]

TRUE ENOUGH!! STUDY SMARTER NOT HARDER!!!🤗

[lonewolfnergiganos]

Watching this video before going to school, perfect timing.

[emmanuelarthur]

You have helped me at school thanks im now top student

[VlogVibes-cp]

0:35 this is the amount of learning time we spend at school, so it sounds about right 👍