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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2024
- In this video, I am showing my studying process LIVE. This is exactly how I learn topics in real time using layering and creating recall questions. Hope it's helpful/insightful :) Enjoy.
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Chapters⏳
0:00- Intro
0:36- The Layering Method (in a nutshell)
1:50- Foundational Info (1ST LAYER)
2:13- LIVE Mindmapping
3:26- Concepts + Recall Questions (2ND LAYER)
3:49- LIVE Studying
4:30- How I Create Questions
5:10- Full Question Recall Method
6:57- Summary Slide
7:08- LIVE Studying Complex Details
7:34- Complex Details (3RD LAYER)
8:15- Next Guide?
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procrastinating studying by watching videos on how to study better
😂😂 Got me
Agreed
lowkey gives alot of motivation
and then continues to procrastinate..
Caught me in 4k😂
I enjoyed your Presentation. I am 63 years old And I'm headed back to college To learn Just for the sake of learning. When I studied for my bachelors, I had to struggle For my grades. Now, I am Taking time to prepare myself To learn new ways Of learning. Thank you 4Your help
This is awesome! Enjoy your learning journey :)
@ggermantr, I wanted to take a moment to wish you the very best of luck on your journey! Even though we may not have crossed paths personally, I admire and respect your commitment to furthering your education, especially at the age of 63. It's truly inspiring to see someone pursuing their passions and striving for excellence, regardless of age or circumstance.
.I'm also 63 years old, and also currently taking classes online for computer science. Just going to college is no small feat, but I have no doubt that your dedication and determination will carry you through any challenges you may encounter. Remember, learning is a lifelong adventure, and every step you take brings you closer to your goals.
So here's to you, embarking on this exciting new chapter! May your studies be filled with discovery, your efforts rewarded with success, and your journey enriched with fulfillment and joy.
Best of luck! You’ll do great! I’ll probably be doing the same thing when I’m 63. Thanks for inspiring me
Best of luck!!!
Enjoy your Journey
Thank you. I finished my undergrad in 2013, it’s 2024 and I just returned to uni for an MSc, going through the learning curve has been so difficult content like yours have made my journey so much better, so thank you.
So happy the videos have been helping! Goodluck w MSc its a tough game
it's crazy how you are not at 100k or more already, i mean this is super helpful...your content is bound to blow up some day
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Respecttt thank you man always grateful for the community I have already though :)
Mmm.....
I'm back in school, and when I had trouble understanding a concept, I mind-mapped it, which helped me tremendously. Thanks for the tips!
You are just amazing!!! I have stopped looking other videos from the day i started watching urs. The way u show only one productive way rather than tell about 100 complex study methods which are confusing makes studying less stressful. Keep it up!!!
I’ve been watching active recall vids for decades , this video was so so helpful thanks!!
I've watched many videos related to study methods, yet this one is absolutely amazing. Thank you for sharing with us.
Thank you so much for this! I always do step 1 but step 2 seems more daunting and I always get stuck there with how much time it takes.
Gosh this is such a USEFUL & GREAT method actually….I’ve been looking for tips that really do work but have wasted a lot of time looking for the right one…and this one is practical and the way you explained makes it easy to follow…You deserve so much more…!❤
Omg thank you!!!!! I just finished watching your other study guide and was wishing I could see it in action-and here it is. Thank you thank you thank you!
Oh that's perfect haha
As always, you're the best role model, always giving us the most practical and easy to understand methods!! Tysm for this another amazing content. I will be trying it out studying immune system and blood for my histo class
Well done! Love the iterative recall question approach.
00:02 Study smarter and faster with the Layering Method
01:07 Layering method helps in studying smartly
02:05 Utilizing mind maps to connect and understand big topics in study process.
03:10 Building a clear mental model with the layering method
04:26 Create recall questions to study smarter
05:27 Implement the Layering Method for effective studying
06:29 Utilize the layering method for effective study sessions.
07:39 Using the layering method to study allows for quicker understanding and retention of information.
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Wow! You have truly sparked my interest in studying. Thank you very much for this! 🤓
thank you so much for helping us students, and its great to see your channel growing. Glad to be an early supporter of this channel hahaha... keep making videos good stuff man
Really appreciate the support my guy thank you lets goo
Bro, even though i dont comment regularly, I watch all your videos.
Honestly, your producitvity teaching i found the best in youtube. You share the step-by-step process and explain it in practical , which is super helpful for us.
Thanks for sharing us all tips 🙏
So much helpful, thanks 🎉 this color code on the recall questions, it will help mapping out quickly 😮
Bro, this was awesome!! Thank you!!
Thank you for this gem , I'll try this study technique.
I’d love to see you do one for some tough biochemistry topic!! Fabulous videos! Keep them coming!
Zain Asif my friend good stuff, well done and I wish you all the best. Thanks for letting all of us learn how to learn the right way.
This is EXTREMELY useful!!!!! 🤩 I do the same thing too which is making questions by myself. I think it’s much better way for memorising. During the creation of questions, basic understanding is required so I will know that if I really get the idea or not!
Looking forward to your coming vid !
Yess thank you ! Any other part of the study process you want me to show live or any other video you suggest?
@@zain_asif I guess about studying method for a specific medical subject? Like Microbiology, Histology… etc I think it would be nice that if you could share some strategies on studying diff subjects! I’m a med lab student haha so it would be really helpful !! 😆
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Jazak'allah khair for this beneficial video , the first step that you told us I did this many time earlier but every other person who saw me thought , I'm just wasting my time doodling the Theory.
cool stuff, excited to use this way of learning.
اللهم بارك.
going through exams right now, finals next month , the video came at the right time. جزاك اللهُ خيراً
Will go through the rest after implenting these and when done with finals, in sha Allah.
love the dedication
Thank you so much brother ❤God bless you and your family 🥳🥳🥳
Yello!! Was waiting for a video and it's finally here!
And this video is everything we could ever ask for! As always the best. The efforts you take, your hardwork and all the research, it shows in the videos. Showing step by step processeses, giving us practical solutions and you also show us how you do it, which makes it more real you know, more doable. I really really appreciate your work! You are doing so much. All the best to you!
Love this comment thank you!!
@@zain_asif & One thing about you,your methods are perfect for applying in real life.. we were tired of just listening motivational quotes!Thank you for coming!❤
SOO helpful honestly for layered and detailed subjects
One of the best video on studying, in a very simple, actionable format and all that in less than 10 minutes )
Thank you so much 😁
You're videos are always on point and detailed in the right amount 😊❤thankyou 🎉😊
Had to subscribe for most useful and actually practical method. Thanks for posting , excited for more such videos
Appreciate that 💪
This is authentic, I have been doing it years, thank you Zain
That’s really good content. Thanks mate!
Damn, finally so good advice that really helps. Thanks a lot, great content!
Thank you for this content!
I loved this video! Thank you so much!!
Appreciate itt
Amazing techniques.with clear explanation.. thank you bro❤😊
Thanks for the recall question technique. Because I used to make notes and then used to recall later after few days to keep the topic in my head. My recall method was just don't look at any notes and think what I learnt in that topic. But I used to miss few things. These questions may help me to remember Better as I will have enough hint what I need to recall
Exactly !! Let me know how it goes
Thank you for your brilliant idea, I have been considering the method you suggested, but I had no idea how to execute it.
Thank you so much, Brother for this very useful video
thank you so much!!
That was really helpful !
You're amazing thank you so much ❤
Amazing! Your content is straight to the point and insightful. New subbie here ❤
Thank you!
Very concrete actionable steps
This is really a good learning methodology. Thanks for sharing. I would have preferred though to see you write some of the questions at normal speed with your comment in the background explaining why you wrote that way.
I started watching you when you were in first year and you’ve really progressed 🎉❤.. Kudos 🎉
I remember ur first few comments actually haha thank you for the support all this time ❤️
Thank you very much for doing this! Its so helpful for my first year into medschool. The summary slides are just perfect as well as the live studying parts. But I have a questions doing the questions: I have the impression that I create too many. They are to general (like I could spend 10 min answering it) or too detailed.
And my second question is that when I do the first layer I have the impression that by the time I do the second I already forgot everything! Do you have any tips? Regards from Germany
Awesome video as per usual, thank you for this and all your hard work
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Amazinggggg as always you go mann😌😌
Thank yous :)
Great study advises thanks alot
So helpful…Thanku so muchh🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Wow very helpfully vedious for best time , thanks,
can you tell me questions of active recall are you writted or Apps that helped you easily rather than imagic school?
This is very similar to stuff Dr Justin Sung talks about regarding studying. very interesting
My first time watching ur video and am inspired.
I'm gonna apply this
I guess it is very useful trick. Will try to implement .
Thank you! Posted at the perfect moment when I was facing this exact issue when reading. All the best! 😊
Let's gooo
amazing and informative video
Wow ,this is Amazzziiiggggg.
Your system is similar to Mortimer Adler’s outlining and then interpreting. Great video
fantastic ............ stay blessed.
thanks a lot!
I love this!
Is there any way, or potential, for you to create a Google Doc with this info typed out? (General steps, definitions of those steps, and examples)
Thank you🙏
That's awesome ❤
Thanks :)
Thanks!
When do you come back to the topic for recall?
Thank you so much ❤❤
Glad it helped :))
That one brother who always helps us ❤😊 ... Preparing for premed exams # india ❤
Good luck !!
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After you create the mind map and go onto the 2nd layer and the 3rd where you start learning more info and making recall questions, how do you make mental notes?
I know in another video you said you don’t utilize flashcards because you find it more helpful to open the book or the material and make yourself look back at a more thorough answer.
Some of the concepts I am learning require me to memorize lab values to understand or anticipate certain conditions. Would I place that in the 1st layer when I create my mind map? For example would I say potassium normal range is 3.5-5.0 so it’s there on my mind map? Or if I’m learning about a certain medication and I want to really understand side effects and mechanism of action, where would those notes go? Would that be included in my 3rd layer? I guess I’m just confused as to how you remember? Do you make mental notes?
Do all you have to look back on is the mind map and recall questions?
Thank you!
More information but very brief ,mmm respect 💪💪
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This method taught by tamilnadu government school❤ for students...
(2008,2009........)
It's realy good method.........
Teachers gave assignment to prepare
This type of making mind maps...😊😊
'Zain actually revising through his videos 🌚'.
Jokes aside, love your videos zain. Keep going. We are growing with you. ✨
Multi-tasking what can I say, thanks
0:33 keen words to thank you
Hey, you are the best studytuber ever Zain~
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Thanks!
Couldn’t help but notice that when you were on the computer on split screen, your notes on the left were very artistic and clearly not mind maps. Will you do a video about how you make those notes? Lastly using a program like Remnote or others you can make your questions into cards with answers and do active intermittent recall with the ones you got wrong coming up periodically.
Did you use this for your Mcat study?? Or better yet how did you study for your Mcat thank you sooo much !!!!
Hello Brother. Great Videos! Helps a lot. Thank you for your efforts. 🙂
So glad :)
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hi, very good info, how can I aply this process to learning chess openings?, saludos from Guadalajara MX
Oh boy. Wow. Not to mention, hooray. Thank you!
Appreciate that
I'm from Brazil and I'm marathoning your videos. Your tips are helping me a lot with my studies! ☺
Lets goo good luck w it all!
Very useful video
Thank you
Zain, can i ask a question? Should I do mindmap online or in a paper?
What is your recommendation?
thank you
Thankyou sir
Is this the next Aliabdal? Great content!
🎉Learming🎉in🎉layers🎉
Sería excelente que tuviera subtitulos en español, excelente video, muchas gracias
Thank youuuuuuuuuu
wow !!
Sir please tell me i am confised justice sung tells that dont make notes write mind maps by using keywords , Ali abdaal says dont make notes write only recall questions but sir please tell me if i dont make cornell notes then later after 1-2 months i will forget and if i write active recall questions then afyer some months i will completely forget the context becuase i will forget that whag i had read please help me should i make notes first or not and that too handwritten or typing??
I study informatic and have a lot of math and algorithmen, i cant learn math like this how should i study this topics? PS sorry for my bad english
I wish I had known this before
thanks
how would you recommend implementing this layering technique for things more math based such as calculus or physics?
I think it could work with maths... The concept mapping part is just an overview about how different concepts fit together, so you could focus on vocabulary/ terminology and topics, and their definitions and purposes. In the second layer, you could add details like equations and diagrams/graphs, formulas, rules, and worked examples. Your questions could be prompts about the procedural steps or terminology, etc. My maths methods teacher always told us: Step 1. Draw a diagram (or sketch a graph).
Make it visual wherever possible.
if you have a time limit do not go for easiest to hardest , its common sense that when you reach at the end of your time period you will get tensed and you cant concentre on hard topics. so go for *hardest to easiest*.
I’m going to give it a try let’s see
Let us know :)