Study LESS Study SMART - Motivational Video on How to Study EFFECTIVELY

With exam season upon us and the holidays fast approaching we decided to make Marty Lobdell's famous 1-hour long lecture "Study Less Study Smart" into a motivational video that summarizes the key points!

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►Twinklinglena 'Finals Week in Medical School Ep.2'
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[No.ThatPrettyGirl]

WOW! This was profound. I’m a graduate student and just 10 mins of what I just heard could have saved me ten YEARS of studying aimlessly. THANK YOU 🙏

[matthill]

Something they never teach you in school is how to effectively study

[Ashraf]

Einstein : If you can't explain it ..
You haven't learnt it well...

[martha-vlzt]

the only problem with studying 'straight after class' is that after each class....I have another class. lmao

[pkjs]

This helped a lot, went from getting Ds to my accounting exams to getting As.

For the people asking. All I did was study early on alternative days for courses. I use to study a bunch a few days before the exams but instead I just studied an hour or so right after class. Then I would just do some extra practice on the weekends. It definitely doesn’t work the same for everyone with some of my friends more comfortable studying a week or so before an exam. I guess I just retained information and concepts more after I spread out the studying on a long term basis.

[yeezy-zeezun]

Its ridiculous how schools dont teach you this at an early age. No wonder education is failing.

[binodrana]

I'm gonna get A+
Mark my words 💪

[johnruth]

This professor is every students' dream professor... Life saver!!!

[vairaworld]

Make the most out of today. Time is precious. Stop wasting it. Go work out, go study, be with people who lift you up, who inspire you. If not, watch these kind of videos to motivate you to build the greater version of YOU. Life is too short to waste it on negative people and/or negative energy. You can do anything you put your mind to. Self belief is key. MAJOR KEY. Believe it and you sure will acheive. Wish you a wonderful and a productive day <3

[youtubesuckss]

Alhumdulliah when I sit at my desk for 6 hours I love it, what helps me is taking prayer breaks.

[nnataliered]

This is so true. I have many friends who study for 5-6 hours straight right after school. Yet, they still don't score as well as they wanted to and they are actually more stressed as well. Most students don't study effectively at all. You can definitely study effectively in 1 hour and do a lot more than what you would've done in 5 hours uneffectively, wasting your time. Also, students generally just study for the test and for the grade but why aren't they taking school as an opportunity to learn and educate themselves on several subjects instead of just cramming stuff into your head that you'll forget after the test? This makes school useless and a waste of time.

[kwame]

I have been reading from six p.m to midnight but still didn't get So... I started waking up earlier, but still wasn't But this video has really helped me.... I am doing my exams in two weeks and I'm now starting to understand that topic in geography and science.... Thanks for nearly helping not only mine but others school lives... Thank you! 🙏💕🌠

[JoeySkate]

All my life i was a below average student guys. It took me 22 years to realise that "we need to understand what we study on and focus on it" .i study clinical dietetics and boy its hard but i swear to you . If you just take the general idea of what youre studying, take breaks frequently (at least 10 minute ones per 30-40 minutes of study) and focus on it you will do AMAZING !!! i follow this and now im one of the top in my class and i love it. And i only study 2 hours per day 2 months before the semester ends. But when i study i study and when i take a break i take a break. Follow that and you will do good enough.

[barrybautista]

"STUDY SMART NOT HARD"
S-urvey
Q-uestions
R-ead
R-ecite
R-eview

Woooow loved this ! Thank you :)

[dsteez]

TIP 1. study as soon as u get a book and topic but not 1 day before the exam.
TIP 2. when studying always take brakes, it refreshes memory and does not make u suffer while studying.
TIP 3. Before studying scheme through everything, ask question and enjoy what you are trying to read
THESE TIPS ARE WHAT I LEARNED FROM THE VIDEO AND I BELIEVE IT WILL WORK 100%. TIP #1 IS MOST IMPORTANT.

[BangMaster]

I like the 30 minute study + 5 minute break.
I tried it, but my problem is, once i take a break, it's hard for me to get back to studying. I just want to stay on the break afterwards, and not go back to studying. I don't know, this method hasn't been effective for me.
Any suggestions?

[focus_gently]

_"The more active you are in your learning the more effective it is" so true. I noticed that whenever I try to explain something I've just learned to another person or simply talk to myself repeating that information in my own words, I will remember things so much better_

[dice]

I will do exactly as he said. God bless this man.

[ohemaamiimi]

I'm watching this and tears actually start flowing from my eyes. I've been struggling with school for more than 10 years now (I'm 24 in september) and I have a lot of exams in August and I didn't know what to do different to succeed, cause I have been trying and failling and this is my hardest semester ever. And I feel like my future really depends on this one. I have been stressed and depressed since June, since I got my results. It is so bad no one thinks I'll succeed and I can't blame them because I don't believe in myself either. But I know this advice here is the best I ever got and I will apply it as of today. I might still not pass my year given I only have a few weeks left but I am hopeful now and I know I'll do way better than if I hadn't gotten this advice.
Thank you so much !! I'll rewatch this video to make sure it sticks. Thank you !
Goodluck to anyone struggling in school, you are not dumb, you just wasn't taught the right methods. Apply every good advice you can find and I trust you will succeed. Let's do this ❤️🔥

[egiphermutintamanengu]

Just failed analytical chemistry, I'll have to carry it this semester and I'll have 5 courses while everyone else takes 4. This really hurts. I want to do great so bad this semester, I'll do whatever it takes. This is helpful. Thank you.