ADHD Study Tips (how to regain control)

It can be difficult to stay focused when studying for students with ADHD. Because of this, many students have a difficult time with how to study with ADHD. They feel like they are not intelligent or smart. But this isn't the case, they just might not have the appropriate tools to complement their strengths. So in this video, we'll cover 5 powerful tips to help students with ADHD focus and approach studying in a more effective way.

🙏 Thanks for watching!
- Mike and Matty

[ferdaoussbella]

A lot of people recently think ADHD is kind of cute but it is really like hell not being able to do anything while feeling like you do everything. Btw thank you for the tips

[mdravenstein]

removing distractions just made me stare into the air for hours

[leighturland]

"Remove distractions". Bruh, I am LITERALLY distracted by my own brain. You can set me in a blank room with nothing but my notes and my brain will decide it is time to run through the entire catalogue of lyrics to 80s movie soundtracks. ADHD is crippling, and as well intended as videos like this are, they're just a rehash of the same old "just try harder!".

[tjnaz]

I don't know, for a while in popular culture, ADHD is being glorified. Most people with ADHD, including myself, may not have a problem with it, but sometimes I wish they show the often glossed over side of it and how it could be just crippling your life. A constant battle inside your head between how we think we should be and how we actually are. Neither can we lower our expectations of us nor accept the reality. Also the number of times they would have got distracted while watching this video. It has nothing to do with attention span but a constant internal monologue that drives our lives on impulsivity.

[froppy]

perfect time to watch this after wasting my whole day and sitting down at 9pm to study🤩

[raymondfrias]

ADHD Study Tips
1. Visual Learning
2. Gamification
3. Movement
4. Remove Distractions
5. Accountability Buddy

[getmeouttahere]

I was diaganosed with adhd, depression, & anxiety so studying for me is such a struggle!!

[inkhed]

I really appreciate at 1:10 the disclaimer that ADHD does not indicate that you are less than compared to others who don't have ADHD. I was looked down upon by my teachers and felt greatly isolated from my student peers in school because I just learned differently. It was distressing, to say the least, and to the point where I still work through self confidence issues to this day. My point is, your disclaimer meant a lot to me. Thank you. <3

[xEckored]

adhd is reading the comments (and getting lost in three different tabs next to the YouTube tab) before the video even starts and then three minutes in realising that you haven't heard a single word they said

[neushuapaya]

Thank you so much Mike and Matty! I recently got my ADHD diagnosis and this will be useful for me 😊

[kenzanhoshizaki]

I am an adult with ADHD, and I'm just crying...thank you for this video

[serendipitypark]

It's really fascinating that you guys go through study tips that literally everyone can follow ✨keep going

[Samiha]

U have no idea how much this means to a lot of us. This channel is one of the only channels with realistic solutions. Thank you Mike and Matty<33

[fazebugatti]

I keep seeing people say they scare themselves to study. How do u get scared for a test, im never prepared and literally dont feel the fear. It's a problem because i for some reason dont care. Even at the last moment there's no fear. I want the fear because at least then it'll get me to work.

[jobox]

I really appreciate that instead of sitting in front of a camera and talking, like most of these videos do, you made a story that was interesting to follow. It made it so much easier to pay attention and stay on track

[ItsMax]

As a person who has a similar type of disorder, namely Asperger's, i fully approve this video and appreciate the attention to these topics🔥

[Aäldöskapd]

I can’t even focus watching this video 😢

[timothyphillips]

Can we get an in depth video on mind mapping? Would really appreciate that as it is something I have been meaning to use while studying but not sure where to start

[errebusaether]

Having multiple mental issues especially ADHD has been putting me in really tough situations every single day. It feels like I am being burdened by my thoughts and I can’t seem to focus or even meditate with how chaotic it is.

[mastermind]

I have adhd and studying partner is the best way to stay focused and study thro many hrs a day
I even asked me friend to move in to my dorm and its the single best decision I’ve made in long time