How To Study Better - Best Study Techniques

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Any student can improve their study habits and study skills to improve their grades and do it with less study time and less stress. My 10 best study skills tips are:

1. Study in chunks. Research tells us that there will be a diminishing return on study time if we don't take breaks. Studying in 25-50 minute segments with 15 minute breaks is ideal. Then go for a walk or do something to get your blood pumping
2. Get 6-8 hours sleep the night after you learn something and the next day when you wake up you will know it better
3. Take notes in class! This is big. It is better for you to take the notes instead of just copying someone elses
4. Clear your mind of all distractions before you study
5. If you find when you study you mind begins to drift focus in on a keyword in the text you are reading and repeat that word over and over until you are again focused
6. Learn the most important ideas first. Read the learning objectives or table of contents first. These are often the details you should be looking for while reading
7. Learn the list of terms or glossary in the back of the book
8. Chew gum while you study. Then when you take the test chew that same flavor of gum and studies show this will help you remember what you were studying (weird I know, just try it)
9. Trick your brain into what you are studying is a plot to a movie or tv show. Imagine it is an exciting script
10. My favorite study skill tip is to use the Mind Palace technique. I think this will have a HUGE benefit to your studying. For more details about the Mind Palace go here

So those are my best Study Skills tips. I encourage you to use them in your studies.

[Brainathlete]

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[BearerOfFate]

we're all watching this while taking a break from studying, aren't we?

[ashleyalessanro]

that 30min nap turns into 3hours everytime lol

[gracjanabroszkiewicz]

Am I the only one who thinks that by watching these study videos I am going to magically absorb all the things from all the subjects I need to study for?

[mimirah]

Step 1. Study for 25-50 min
then take a 10-15 min break
Step 2. Get 6-8 hours of sleep
the night after you learn something
step 3. Take notes in class
step 4. Clear your mind of all distraction
step 5. Focus
step 6. learn the most important idea first
step 7. Familiarize the glossary

[alwaysraiders]

you're right I should be studying but I'm on YouTube trying to find out how to study lol

[thanoya]

It’s difficult for me to clear my head of all distractions, like when I’m in class it’s so hard for me to focus, sometimes I zone out and I don’t even realize it.

[KM]

Studies for half hour to an hour, take a break for 2 days, I need to do better, starting over

[cookliet]

Who else started scrolling the comment section instead of focusing on the actual video? XD







We’re legends

[youseftaha]

When you watch a video about studying instead of studying ..

[YufaNezumi]

"... I know you do, you're on youtube right now!"

Never hit the like bottom that fast before.

[babypatrick]

Step 8: Chew a gum while taking a test
Except that, teachers don't allow it in our school

[jeffbeaven]

THIS IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE AND THAT #10 SO EFFECTIVE I GOT 89 IN EXAM WOW THANKYOU SO Much Ron white YOU DON'T KNOW HOW YOU CHAGE MY LIFE AFTER THIS TIPS. THANKS.

[aysu]

My problem is I can't keep studying after a break 😞

[azm]

I never heard you talk about when running out of space! I used every house I lived in since I was a child, I used my school, my college, Google map, location in video games I played, I even created locations that don't exist. I am a final Med student and your technique helped me throughout the years. Thank you so much. Wish me luck in this last exam obstacle

[farisha]

Summary :
1. Study for 25-50 minutes (then take a break)
2. Get 6-8 hours sleep
3. Take notes in class
4. Clear your mind of distraction
5. Keyword technique
6. Learn the most important thing first (recap, learning objections)
7. Familiarize the glossary
8. Chew gum as your're studying
9. Trick your brain (what you're reading is a plot to movie script)
10. Mind palace

[kimberleylingsvlogs]

Im on a study break right now. thats why im watching this video for a break. then more study afterwards. I love studying its fun. im a visual learner.

[denizakin]

as if I'm allowed to chew gum in school... gum is actually really good for concentration in general

[cppeech]

هذا افضل فيديو شاهدته منذ 5 أشهر في البحث ، شكرا جزيلا لك شكرا من القلب

[kentatakao]

Thank you so much for making this video. This video was made while I was still in high school, and when I began to really struggle with school work, as reflected in my grades at that time. I wish I had found this video then. There are three unique tips in the video that are helping me now. I somehow made it into college despite having a bad GPA, but I suffered in my first semester. I really need to get back on track, and hopefully, with your tips, I will do just that.