The Most Effective Study Technique That I Use | Active Recall (4.0 GPA)

The most effective study technique that I use is known as Active Recall. There are plenty of study methods that include re-reading or taking notes, however, the active recall study method relies on continuous testing and off book revision.

Active Recall and Spaced Repetition are among the most the best study techniques that can be enhanced by the use of Repeated testing, The Feynman Technique and the use of Flashcards. If you are wondering how to revise or looking for an effective study method, it helps to recall whatever you’ve learned.

This technique was first introduced to me by productivity YouTuber Ali Abdaal who ranked 1st in Cambridge medical school and aced his exams with a 4.0 GPA. The Active Recall Study Method is certainly the most effective study technique if you are aiming to ace your exams or achieve a 4.0 GPA in your exams or tests.

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[VihanChelliah]

Would you like to see more study videos like this in the future? 📚

[tajneela]

A must see video for every student! A useful guide on how to study right and recall.. and improve retention.. !! Another gem it is !!

[latoyamaake]

Thumbs up is not enough. There should be a favourite button too. This is a clear, thorough and effective video, very well delivered and also very well edited. Great job. More of this please. 😊👍🏽👍🏽

[Brownseer]

Oh my god, finally a video that breaks active recall down into the specific parts instead of just jumbling everything together. Freakin awesome!! Do you have any tips or advice on the first step of learning the material initially?

[jazelletenukirehara]

Love your content, long enough to cover the details and short enough to create interest by saving time. Thank you, subbed! 🙂

[TheSymantika]

This info is just priceless for all students!

[jinaypatel]

Really really good video!!hoping to see more.Really great piece of work man!

[bobsmith]

This video could have been fifteen seconds with the same amount of information. Guess what's useless information bad for? Yes, you guessed it, memory and recall.

[lohithpasumarthi]

Where should we write questions - Is it in word or anything or in a notebook

[ryanbunayog]

My problem is that always reading or watching but you can't recall what Ive been read or watched so how I will overcome this what strategies or any nutritional to boost memory

[nananakumar]

So u don’t memorise the line u memories the concept is like using feynman technique

[sagestep]

How I pray every day that this method works for me ...coz I have re read info ...but no results of the effort

[tomato]

There is nothing in this Video. Just Fluff. Where is the example of Active recall and Anki? You just are sounding like an another youtube guru who is trying for some quick clicks.