how to EFFECTIVELY STUDY the night before a test

Too many times I would burnout when studying for better grades, couldn't find the motivation and be the dream asian student my parents wanted me to be. Despite that, I still procrastinated and would leave everything last minute. Thanks Jspark for helping me for the video :)

Edited by: myself lol

0:00 Waking up to reality
0:46 This you?
1:04 Intro
1:07 Don't distract yourself
1:28 The Dangerous Effects of music
2:12 Step 1 of the strategy
2:36 Why this works
3:05 Step 2 of the strategy
3:49 Why this works better than nerds

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[addisonyeh]

*I know some of you guys watching this must be hella sleep deprived*
_Watch the sequel to this video on "How to Stay Awake while Studying"_


hope this helps you :)

[Anson.....]

instead of studying for my exam im just gonna watch this video on loop to tell myself im hardworking

[kudosforkai]

1. memorize your content
using flashcards
2. implementation
do at least one practice test
3. practice question/review/LITERAYY ANYTHING fo the final hours

[DrYou-Mbbs_edu]

i think you should mention a very impo point that these techniques are effective only for subjects that are heavy on theory.. if you have an exam like language or some history test.then it is recommmended to use flashcards etc to revise.. also that you can only memorize a limited content in such a short amount of time.. if you try to cram everything down in one night dont get any sleep and start cramming in the morning too. the brain will simply fuse out ..

exams like math physics applied bio etc would require much more than rote memorization..in these kind of subjects the best method would be to go through past tests or mocks. if you have a grip on theory you would understand the kind of qs that you can expect and apply the thoery on the same line.

yes some people work best in stress but when your studies become more complex and concept based.. you cant expect one night of studies to fetch you mark) ..if you are in hope of that..just dont because ypu would be disappointing yourself only more

lastly i understand that not everyone has the motivation to start studying weeks before a test.. but this isnt to say this cant be done. studying requires discipline and its a skill that can be learnt you need to put efforts and a goood amont of time towards your subject because noe there is no shortcut available to get good grades

[fatimaikhlaq]

I remember studying last minute the night before for an exam. It's the best thing I ever did, i always do best under pressure, i also have short-term memory loss, and I have worked 8+ years to help me with memory, i noticed that i retain information when under stressful situations but on full energy.

[enzyi]

been procrastinating for the whole day, now is the time to shine

[JKER]

This is the technique that helps me through the night. I study from the textbook first at night, then in the morning i practice the notes, half and hour before the exam i test myself. 5 minutes before the exam i revise the notes and the important points.
If you are studying at the final moment just before the exam, note down the important points.
Study the important points, understand it properly.
In exam you can write your own words with that points.
If you have a revision worksheet, study that.
That should help you alot.
Sorry for bad english its my 2nd language.

[Naki._]

Your voice gave me motivation YES BABY

Edit: I NEVER GOT THIS MANY LIKES

[skulmask]

My math teacher told me that studying (like cramming) the night before is not really studying. Studying is a thing that happens through out a course of time! Although it's good to have a review maybe the day or night before, you'll have much better understanding of the material if you study through out the unit (and keep on using the thing taught).

[La_in_the_zone.]

Brother, your videos are short but effective. Also, you have a great sense of humour. You earned a new subscriber.

[CharaTR]

Additionally, if you choose a song that suits the situation or suits your desires and gets you pumped up, it can overactivate the neurons in the brain, strain the permanent memory and enable you to memorize pages in a day. Memorize or learn as much as you can in one go. Then reinforce them a little with tests and do this again with other topics so that the work-reward mechanism of the brain can work and remind you of even your deepest memories. Remember, the disadvantage of this technique is that if you do not quit when you reach your limit, you may get a headache and forget everything you have done.

[goldenxtae]

Oh God I was panicking today cause I had a big test tomorrow and luckily I got this video THANK YOU ❤
Edit: thanks to you MY EXAM WENT GREAT ( I thought It won't be too good it actually ended up being one of the best exam so Farr!)

[aekkeny]

dang bro this helped me a lot, I answered the exam with no hesitation, thanks to this video

[euphoria]

and here i am literally the day before my exam and i'm excited but nervous 😭

[deobibi]

u have no idea how great this advice is for me omg. i’m a first year med student and have midterms this week so glad the algorithm bought me here 🙏

[bmkxio]

The key takeaways are as follows:

1. Study Environment:*Start by studying without music or with classical music to minimize distractions and enhance concentration.

2. MP Technique - Memorization:Use the "MP technique" which involves memorizing all the content using flashcards, mnemonics, or class notes. The presenter shares personal experience with memorizing flashcards for a business management exam.

3. Implementation: After memorizing the content, implement it through practice tests. Complete at least one practice test, as 60-70% of its content may appear on the actual test. This step is crucial for effective preparation.

4. Additional Practice: If time allows, do as many practice questions as possible, or review solutions to mentally prepare for the test.

5. Effectiveness of MP Technique: The presenter suggests that the MP technique works well, especially for those who may not have had the opportunity to study well in advance. It is highlighted that this technique can be more effective than studying two weeks before the test.

[BodyTrappedSoul]

This helped me so much I had a humanities test that I had 2 weeks to study for but I just decided I didn’t want to. The night before I read all my flash cards multiple times and watched videos on it to help me understand it more

[heksgmz]

Sad how I'm watching this 3 hours before my test

[Atls._.]

The start were he had just gone to sleep and waking up 7h later is too relatable 💀

[SereneZuhdi]

Thank you for making this video 4:12 minutes long, . Especially since most of us are watching this the night before an exam and can't spare a minute more.