how i study SMART, not HARD (high school students must watch)

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[cazstudyingg]

summary if u cant watch it all :D
-study wide not deep (all the units in a lil depth not a couple in a lot of detail)
-mock tests (untimed to start, timed later)
-active retrieval
- focus on weak points
-get a q wrong? rerevise and try easier questions

-ask for help if ur confused and the textbooks dont help
-sleep well!

[LoFiGi]

Studying smarter vs harder is key to any students success 🙌👍🏼

[charzilla]

not even for just high school students, I'm only in middle school and I am being overloaded with homework every day and my grades have dropped a little bit, so tysm. I'm really benefiting from this and I am so grateful that with all the schoolwork and busyness you have, you still make the time to share your tips with us and help us out. thank you.

[khalilahd.]

Being intentional with your studies and actually having a strategy is so crucial to work life balance. Love these tips! 💜

[anon_n]

It's really great that the younger generation gets to get resources like these. Before I just took notes thinkng that the information will stick in my brain, but nope. I kept doing the note taking method bc I had no idea what other effective methods will help me study better. Until recently, I noticed that talking to myself and teaching my topic myself while looking away from my material helped me a lot!

[toad]

I haven’t done great in my classes lately because i had a really sad period where I just couldn’t see the point in school. But now I really want to improve. I appreciate this. I hope it helps my grades too😅

[niniluvr]

my complete compilation! (let's goo)
- study wide not deep (all the units in a little depth and not in a lot of detail)
- active retrieval (connect units)
-mock tests (untimed to start, timed later)

3 days before the test_
logic: mock test or practice questions / content-heavy: 3-min presentation
- focus on weak points
-get a q wrong? rerevise and try easier questions

-ask for help if ur confused and the textbooks don't help
- practice hard questions in prime study time
-sleep well!
- always celebrate little wins and to do what's fun for you

[whatanexpensivefate]

2:50 YES my old school used to make us study only by taking notes. We took tons of note every single day for every subject and we were taught to memorize every bit of it for our exams. MOST students ended up forgetting what they studied by the time exams ended including me. I got in a new school in a new country and their teaching technique is way more different + effective. I've come to enjoy learning again bcus I am provided with more resources and materials that I wasn't provided with at my old school such as visual, audio, wifi, etc.

[leticiatiny]

0:32 get wide, start early
1:38 no reread, not perfect is ok
2:52 active retrieval
3:15 inquiry based learning
3:33 hard problems then simpler problems
4:34 seek help fast
5:06 long practice test
5:21 don’t study the night before
6:23 peak focus time= harder problems
7:08 study with me videos, increase your focus

[leliasexe]

i’ve learned to spend 30 minutes-1 hour studying and still get a mark above 90 on my exams. i’ve used this technique my whole life and it’s been a sanity saver :’D

[acoteo]

thank you for your effort girl. you literally motivate me to study, working out and bible-study. Hello amd lot of love from Romania <3

[JackieJoseph]

Currently working on my bad habit of procrastination! I need to get my life together. I will definitely use your tips! Thanks!

[arijeanz]

i find that something helpful is to record yourself explaining a concept. my math teacher used to say, if you can teach it to someone else, that's how you know you've learned it well. so recording yourself helps to make sure that you really internalized an idea bc you can concisely express it. you can also play back the recordings to review some more if you're on the bus or doing dishes or something, which i find really helpful.

i think this works best w subjects like history or english, which are more abstract, but it can also help remember definitions for stuff like chem or bio.

[laila-yidy]

i can relate to the problems u used to make when studying for a test

u literally saved me THANK UU ILY

[severussnape]

I really appreciate your contents, Annie. I’m sure that you inspire too many people. Keep going girl.💕🌸

[bellabice]

this is so helpful. honestly as a high school student, i always thought doing well just came about by simply studying harder. the more you study and the more time you put in, the better you will do. what you put in is what you get out. but over time, i’ve learned that studying is a skill and its an art. its so much more than just spending a lot of time on the material. my previous conception of studying was incorrect. with that being said, thanks so much for the help!

[havanapagaja]

love this sm annie!! this was actually really helpful and motivating :))

[susannasam]

thank you for all you do
thanks for the positivity to keep going

[techos]

Decided on this random video to watch but wow this channel is so inspiring and well produced.
need more in my life while I start college!

[isha]

Your vibes are so enjoyable and fun!!!