EASY A: 5 study hacks NO ONE told you (from a Valedictorian)

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🕙 Chapters:
00:00 - I was lazy in smart ways
00:51 - Trick 1
01:56 - Trick 2
03:18 - Trick 2.5
03:40 - Trick 3
04:20 - Trick 4
05:36 - Trick 5
07:42 - An important message

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#study #studytips #studyhacks #grades #gpa #student #motivation #productivity
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Old titles:
Stop studying on HARD mode: 5 tricks to EASILY be a top student
Stop studying on HARD mode: 5 tricks to get A’s when you’re lazy
You're studying the HARD way: 5 hacks for straight A's with LESS effort
SMART studying: How to ACE everything with MINIMAL effort
EASY straight A's: Valedictorian shares 5 study HACKS you wish you knew YESTERDAY

📅 Filmed: Jan 24, 2024

Current sub count: 165,324

[shaon]

the important message in the end is basically the First Law of Motion: your grades will stay at rest, unless you externally give a force of studying

[crescentamour-vt]

- advance reading

- build confidence to talk to upperclass
- use old test for practice testss for active recall
- grade yourselfff (things u struggled on, completely understand...)
- compare answers

[TheHistoryCode]

📝 Timestamps & Key Takeaways:
(🎓 0:00) Introduction - EASY A: 5 study hacks NO ONE told you
(📖 0:34) Tip #1: Priming - Skim chapter bullets, summaries, bolded words before class to absorb info easier
(🗣 1:49) Tip #2: Talk to upperclassmen who've taken the class before to learn from their experience
(📚 2:47) Tip #2.5: Slack off in smart ways by skipping ineffective lectures
(🧩 3:16) Tip #3: Ask for old tests and use Quizlet to study smarter with existing resources
(✏ 4:21) Tip #4: Grade your own practice work to easily find mistakes and correct answers
(👥 4:51) Tip #5: Compare answers with friends to catch errors and explain concepts better

🌟 Benefits:
✅ Actionable tips to study smarter, not harder
✅ Advice to leverage existing resources to save time
✅ Encourages collaboration and learning from others
✅ Promotes self-evaluation to identify areas to improve

❌ Cons:
❌ Some tips may not apply to all class formats
❌ Comparing answers could enable cheating if abused
❌ Skipping lectures entirely is risky without strong self-study

⭐ Video Rating: 4/5
💡 Key Takeaways:
- Prime your brain before class by previewing material
- Learn from the experience of those who've taken the class
- Use old tests and Quizlet to study efficiently
- Grade your own work to find and fix mistakes
- Collaborate with friends to fill knowledge gaps

👍 Verdict: Like - Helpful study tips worth trying

[STARLIGHTSPARKLE]

Woohooo! Last exam for me is on Monday which is history, (2nd semester) sooo I was waiting for a video from you! Wish me luck! 🌺 Love you Amy!

[alyssaspence]

When ever I study in my free time my friends tell me to take a break but then I think about being successful and by watching you’re videos you give me confidence so continue to post videos.

[purbitasaha]

I realize how much work lies ahead of us as Asians. I enjoy seeing your vids! I would be delighted to hear back from one of my daily sources of motivation. <3

[kashvi]

you're my fav study youtuber <3, you always have original advice and not just saying the same things as hundreds of other youtubers 😭

[Cerealkillersupremacy]

I found about you a week ago, and I've been reading through out these weeks. I have my eyes on getting all A's in my board exams and getting at most 90% grand average, I'm now following systems that someone who has achieved these goals would do. Thank you so much for your help, i hope to return with positive feedback.

[Olivia]

7:00 I does this!! And it really does work... It also motivates me to keep studying while am about to procrastinate haha

[hrishetarajkumari]

Never stop posting Amy! We love you <3

[alzahraaltareb]

All of these tips were super helpful but seeing that a lot of my study techniques are effective is really reassuring. I got flashbacks of how I used to basically use the Feynman technique on myself when studying biology and how I used to correct my own work when I was studying for APHG last year. This year, I was too scared of doing things the wrong way that they simply didn't get done.

[e_iraa]

Ahhh thank you sooo much for this video you definitely give superb advice 😭💗

[Kristielina]

I love the ✨visual examples✨that Amy gives to us while explaining how to study smarter. 💗 Looking forward to watch more wAmy videos! 💓

[talks_with_shristi]

My exams got over yesterday, and your videos are great motivation for my new year. Thank you Amy ❤😊

[SID-RIOUSLY]

Nothing changes if nothing changes. Period

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[ashmeetkaur]

Hey, Thanks Amy 🧡. I'm having internal problems and was feeling unmotivated. Thank you so much for your favor. I am a A team student. ❤

[AxvGames]

I just came across your vid a day ago and from watching some of your vids my grades increased by a bit and slowly are increasing I’m so thankful to have a helpful YouTuber for study help also these tips super useful too 😁

[antonetteroseismula]

Binged watching Amy's Vlogs for my midterm Exam😊

[amishaaaadan]

ive my finals going on and my previous exams didn't go well, tysm for this it helped me so much lysm ☁️🌼

[davinciscurse]

im in college doing the hardest shit ever and the tips still work