How to memorize anything FAST, EASILY and ACCURATELY | + best ESSAY tips

In this video, I will be revealing study tips and revision techniques so you can write the best essays, and memorise anything fast and easily. (accurately too!). Enjoy the video~

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4:41 Technique shown as shown in a history textbook (Sejarah)
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[Fayefilms]

What's a revision tip you would like to share with everyone?
If you have any questions or if you want further explanation, feel free to message me on my Instagram (ngfayee). Sorry for the audio at 2:33, my water heater didn't want me to speak AHAHA

[aeronmarvydevera]

"Highlight everything you want to memorize"

*highlights literally every single word on the textbook*

[jeongzz]

"By the time exam rolled around, I could basically recite my entire history book"

GIRL I-

[myeishadrucker]

Me: *tries super hard to memorize something, and finally memorizes it*
The teacher who made the question paper: *doesn't put that question*

[ayishabazul]

Summary
ask and answer technique:-
-read and mark everything that you want to memorize
- get a piece of paper and write down all
the questions that you have just
formed for each section that you want to
memorize
- write book page no on that paper
- write hints eg: no of ponts
- lenghty info- make flowchart n stick to the page
space for revision sessions

[SashaQQ]

who's eyeing on the paintings in the back? 👀 👀 So beautiful!

[chandranimoitra]

The problem with me is I memorize everything but during exams I lose my confidence.. Still I write all the answers but teachers don't give me marks.. They want us to write same answers written in your textbook.. Just one word skipped, they don't give marks in home boards.. And guess what, 2 Days later pre boards are starting.. I am freaking scared right now!!

[Adapperghost]

"Highlight or underline everything you want to memorize"
10 yr me: **highlights the whole page**

[lemonysnicket]

I really appreciate how she shared this technique (which she originally made) in public, like she’s not gatekeeping it. She’s helping a lot of people lads😌✨

[allisasartjournal]

I'm actually really good at memorizing stuff, the problem is after an exam, i'll mostly forget everything. Now that I'm in uni, i never have to memorize things anymore because i'm just doing art stuff😆 thank you for sharing these tips! Might be very useful in the future💛💛🌈 big like

[aeinntsha]

“it doesn’t have to be pretty, we don’t look for aesthetics here” ouch my heart 😭 anywayy THANKS YOU FOR THE TIPSS def gonna do this ❤️❤️

[julietbami]

1 year later and I still think it's worth to watch this
Update: THESE TECHNIQUES ARE BY FAR THE BEST ONES THAT I HEARD. I defo re watching this to actually use it

[thechannelthatdoesnotexist]

"she's asian so I trust her"

[DoM]

"Doesn't have to be pretty" biggest scam outta Faye 🤣🤣🤣

[heyjaswhatsup]

OMG! This is the most underrated study technique video everr! I hope this video blows up one day! It's really hard to find never heard before study technique and you'd usually always hear people repeat the same tips over and over again like ok know what kind of learner you are, revise consistently, dont revise last minute etc. BUT THIS, is actually new and I wonder why i've never thought of revising this way. My final exam is coming soom so I'm definitely going to use these techniques. <3 looking forward to learning more tips from u hehe

[MyCardArt]

Good tips. I used this idea when I learned also and taught my students. When you form your own questions and give correct answer about a subject is when you know you really understand it. You explained this well. Yes. Page number is so important next to the re-written notes. Great job young lady!!🦋👍🏻

[rosielam]

WISH I WATCHED THIS VIDEO DURING HIGH SCHOOOLLL wouldve helped me a bunch :')

[ang]

My ways to study is : I need to really really concentrate on what the teacher is saying . And I need to take down noted base on my memories . If I can't remember, I would ask my teacher about it again and refresh my memory . During exams, my notes would appear in my mind and letting me take it down or the teacher's voice is in my ear. It helps me, idk why .

[mja]

I can memorize Japanese openings in a couple of minutes but even after hours I can't remember dates/names and things😔🖐️

[areejsheikh]

Wonderful tip! I started using this in university last year when I wanted to simulate the type of revision I would do during A Levels with past papers.
I would like to add: The more application based questions you make, the greater the concept will stick although that usually takes much more time so in most courses I stick with the basic who what why framework.