how to study MANY SUBJECTS without crying from stress & regret 😭

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In this video, we discuss how to study multiple subjects. Many of us are currently studying more than 8 subjects, which is incredibly difficult for anyone to manage. I personally took 11 subjects in secondary school, all while balancing my extra curricular activities as well. So I hope the study tips in this video will help you out too!

The study tips mentioned include how to split your subjects and balance your workload, how to remember everything you study, the best way to combine subjects for maximum efficiency, how to prioritise your work, what to do during exam week and so much more.

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🔵T I M E S T A M P S

0:00 Intro
0:47 STUDY TIP 1: SPLIT your subjects
2:13 STUDY TIP 1a: How to BALANCE your subjects
2:50 STUDY TIP 1b: What to do on your STUDY DAYS
3:39 STUDY TIP 1c: What to do on your PRACTICE DAYS
5:03 Video Recommendation! (Free tools)
5:39 STUDY TIP 2: How to remember EVERYTHING you study
7:24 STUDY TIP 3: SECRET TIP
8:39 STUDY TIP 4: how to PRIORITISE YOUR WORK
9:25 STUDY TIP 5: What to do during EXAM WEEK

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HEY BESTIES~ Comment of the day: Do you like school? 🏫 Sorry for the delay! My laptop had errors exporting the video but luckily it pulled through. Tbh I was about to chuck it out my window. If you enjoyed the video, be sure to LIKE and SHARE (click ‘share’ then ‘copy link’)~ It’ll help our family grow ❤️

[vismayasankar]

Being a student from indian where we have to learn multiple subjects this is a life saver!! Thank you queen for saving me from another night of blood, sweat and tears!! <3

[princesscarolyn]

What the heck, this is so detailed and instructive. Definitely not like most studytubers that just give vague advice like stay motivated, chew gum or eat healthy. A real gem. Thank you this is so helpful.

[Supportpalestineforpeace]

why does youtube recommend me such helpful videos AFTER MY EXAMS💀

[mzzbyxh]

This is literally a life saver! I do 15 subjects so this really helps

[rxscydanie]

"The more stressed you are, the more chances of you blanking out." That advice actually helps me a lot. I did that mistake on my previous exam. I put in all nighter for the whole week, didn't get any rest and genuinely was very stressed and don't bother to calm myself down. Even after the whole effort into studying, i ended up not remembering anything during the exam and had a mental breakdown. I got a low mark because of it. This advice helps me, I'll try to calm myself down first! So thank you!

[RiyaSingh-vtxj]

I'm a huge procrastinator. And I tend to lose concentration often. And, I fail to follow my study timetable a lot of times. I take 8 subjects and keeping up with all of them is difficult. This video is so useful to me! I hope I'll do better in my exams next time.

[_Sanha_]

As an Indian student, I have 10 subjects. I am in 9th Standard. This is absolutely a life saver🥰

[Andrea]

You are an unsung hero to me. I am the top student in my class and I am well-organized, but I have completely fallen behind when it comes to I have been studying efficiently for the past 15 days, remembering everything, but it was accompanied by a lot of crying, had at least 8–10 panic episodes and required hospitalization. I really appreciate it. My mental health and I have been saved by you. 💜💜

[darinamitreva]

0:13 I am a bulgarian student and this is the first time I hear in other countries you can CHOOSE how many subjects you can study. In high school in Bulgaria you must study 13 subjects and most of them you don't wanna study at all! So thanks for this video, it helped me a lot! <3

[arul]

“THE MORE STRESS YOU ARE, THE HIGHER OF CHANCES OF BLANKING OUT!!!”🔥🔥🔥
-Faye❤️❤️

[ri_ugh]

but seriously what did i have for dinner last night?

[Tas]

You are a lifesaver! I took so many classes and extracurricular classes this year. Its the 2nd month of school already and I've already collapsed. This motivated me to keep on going and continue.

[archana]

1. Students have at least 8 subjects.
2. Parents expect their children to be the best from their competitors
3. There are a lot of project works.
4. Homework regularly given special in Maths.
5. They need to pursue their hobbies.
6. Can't think of group study.
Still our expectation is on the peak

Well if you have decided definitely
you can do it🙂

[Asmakhan-ytpv]

As a student studying 9 subjects I was done of hearing about chewing gum, timetable, mindset, etc etc
Thanks for finally giving something that actually makes sense and is really helpful.

[Phoebechepngeno]

Taking 11 subjects currently, and this is the most helpful video I have come across. Thank you so much. Some people are usually so smart but it's the execution that we lack.

[kdrama_gurlkpop]

As an Indian student, I'm a 8th grader. I take 9 subjects and this video is a definitely a lifeee my exams are at the corner.. and just trying to complete my syllabus..if you are studying rn, , all the best!

[rzrpmie]

1. SPLIT YOUR SUBJECTS
- do not dedicate a day for one specific day
- divide your subjects into batches (eg 9 subjects - 3 batches)
- mix difficult and easy subjects in one batch
- study one batch a day
- alternate your study days and practice days
- practice days: do practice, then read material that you got wrong
- study days: revise material that you got wrong

2. STUDY TWICE A DAY
- break day into 2 sessions(morning & night)
- study the same things in the 2 sessions
- session 1: write down subtopics, then blurt out what you can remember, check notes to see what you missed
- session 2: repeat until nothing is missed

3. DONT STUDY SUBJECTS IN SIMILAR CATEGORIES TOGETHER
- memory dependent subjects: biology, geography, ess, ss, higher music
- practice subjects: a math, e math, chemistry
- language subjects: english, chinese
- every day, do one subject of each category

4. HOW TO PRIORITISE
- highlight learning objectives in textbook and study them
- then go through the rest of textbook and tick those you think is important

5. WHAT TO DO WHEN WE HAVE MANY EXAMS
- tab important pages of textbook or notes
- only revise these pages when rush revising
- read corrections on past year papers that you did
- recap these topcis

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- > *Time Stamps* < -
0:47 - Splitting subjects
5:40 - Study twice a day
7:24 - Don't study subjects in similar categories at once
8:39 - How to prioritize
9:25 - What to do during exam week

[aristortle]

How is she not the president for this💀💀