13 Study Tips: The Science of Better Learning

Our brain can potentially memorize 2.5 petabytes of information, which is roughly the equivalent of 3 million hours of YouTube videos. In order to use some of that staggering capacity a little more effectively when you study, here are some tips that are based on widely-accepted research by neuroscientists and learning experts. #learn #learning #studying

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Brain Capacity

Spaced Repetition

Find your own Style

Good Night Sleep

Spaced Repetition

Pomodoro

Hard Stuff first

Expertise, Meditate, Converse

Go Places

Take Fun Seriously

Space Your Studies

70% Recite vs 30% Memorizse

Instant Self-Test

[PM-eyns]

Teacher : everybody is different
Also her : why can't you guys be like your classmate she is perfect

[IndrajitRajtilak]

00:23 - Spaced repetition
00:56 - Find your own style
01:17 - Good night's sleep
1:36 - Focus
1:57 - Pomodoro technique
2:17 - Hard stuff first
2:36 - Exercise, Meditate & Converse
2:57 - Go places
3:27 - Take fun seriously
3:46 - Space your studies
4:07 - 30% Read; 70% Recite
4:34 - Instant self test
4:57 - Don't force it

[Liuhuayue]

Those drawings were quite satisfying to watch.

[iminyourhouse.]

I went from D grades to A grades in a short while but here are my tips that really help me
Try avoiding your phone like making sure its at 0 percent then sit down and study, then after like 15 min of studying walk around your house or room and explain to yourself everything that you've just studied then sit back down and attemp some questions related to what you've learned, all the questions you may fail or have trouble answering go back to where the question came from/ what the question is referring to and study that section and try understand it then stand up and walk around repeating to yourself what you just read and understood it will help more to make it seem like your teaching it to someone and one last tip that probably helped me a lot is when you get home from school, go over everything you learned that day in school especially the things you didn't understand well
Good luck on studying!

[aybro]

I feel that everyone can study we just don't have the self-discipline

[supergamer]

Took a short nap in 2017...woke up in 2020
Damn, a pandemic, well let me continue my nap then...

[swarajgupta]

That moment when you took a short break from studies and the break lasted till the semester!!

[RiyaVerma-mtxv]

1. Spaced Repetition
> study short but often
2. Find Your Own Style
> what type of learner you're, fid it and
study accordingly.
3. Good Night Sleep
4. Focus
> protect yourself from distractions
5. Pomodoro Technique
6. Hard Stuff First
7. Exercise, Meditate and Converse
> prepare your body and mind, have
good conversations
8. Go places
> you'd have more resources to
connect the learning material to.
9. Take Fun Seriously
> positive emotions are very important
for increasing learning potential
10. Space Your Studies
> review the material after: 1-2 days, 1
week, then after 1 month of initial
reading /study session.
Forgetting Curve
11. 30% Read, 70% Recite
> spend more time on reviewing than
on reading, this way you brain has
to put in extra effort and it'd create
deeper connections.
12. Instant Self Test
> recall immediately either in form of
short summary or self quiz.
13. Don't Force It
> you can't force motivation just like
you can't force hunger in a person.

[hudaibrahem]

I'm watching this instead of studying

[ishaanaarya]

The only problem with me is that whenever I try to sleep for 15 mins it turns in hours.😅😅😅
How many are you facing same problems ?

[summerthew]

This is so much more valuable than 90% of videos on youtube

[stellaabigailverana]

I've literally watched this 4 years ago and tried those tips and it really helped me a lot. Like a looOoOoooOt!

[sanaallmyname]

There is just other things that can help you.
REWRITE what you memorized.
EXPLAIN what you learned.
DRINK water oftenly.
TRUST yourself.
BE industrious.

[rudransh_agrawal]

2 most important things in every work!!
1. Will power:)
2. Concentration:)

[LostSoulAscension]

that last tip is funny cause when you've taken a break the whole weekend, doing something else until sunday night, that motivation is still hard to come by. Until finally the pressure kicks in and you realize how screwed you are and regret not spending your time more wisely. hahaha, but these tips are great. the last tip has some validity for sure, despite my realistic joke on it.

[barackobama]

ME: Trying to study.
My brain: Hocus pocus,
You've lost your focus.

[meghanas]

5 minutes break unknowingly get convert into 50 minutes 😅

[applesuba]

When ur procrastinating while watching this..

[anujsrivastava]

The drawings are so soothing and relaxing to watch...I just loved the drawings

[bodaraparth]

They say"don't force yourself"
Then I will never be able to do anything