I know I am 9 years late but....... when I say this has saved me tremendously with my current class. This even helped with doing the review questions for my Med Tech classes. Thank you so much for keeping these videos. I have been taking notes from these videos. I kid you not the first two sentences has had all the info needed for my review questions. Rewriting the objectives in question form has helped me get the understanding of the chapters retaining what I've read. Thank you, thank you.
In medical school, yup this is how its done. Use the learning objectives as a guide, fish out all the juicy info as best as you can before class, listen in class and then after class go a bit deeper if needed. Great video
So happy to hear that Anthony! This will be so helpful in the BSN program with all the reading you get, it will keep you laser focused on just the NEED TO KNOW to be a safe and competent nurse that does amazingly well on their exams.
Woooow! Here I am 6 days out from the end of my semester and I'm just now finding this out. Thank God my accounting class has make ups for the next 6 days! I asked the Lord to help me and this is where He led me and I'm so glad He did! Definitely a new subscriber. I could only ever get one chapter read and now that I'm reading the objectives and the review I'm learning so much. I always skipped those parts and really tried to read line upon line. That is so stressful and makes you want to quit cause it's to much but THIS information and teaching people how to read effectively, especially a freshman, is pure gold and a tremendous help. God bless you! Keep up the good work!
Wow I'm glad I found this video. I used the technique, and I retain so much more information. With 4 classes I would just read the chapters like a newspaper falling asleep every 5 minutes or 3 minutes. I would never read the information on the sides and graphs, or "see figure blahblah". Using your technique I realized most of the needed information is on the sides, summaries, and end questions. My classes are much easier!! I have 5 now and I have combined this technique with Pomodoro. The crazy part is I can answer the learning objective questions without having to read the first 2 sentences in the paragraphs. School textbooks are one of the biggest known scams with fluff and filler haha. Thank you so much !! I'm going to breeze through the rest of the reading assignments.
+Andre Cymose Wow this is amazing Andre. Thank you so much for sharing this with me. I will have to mention the use of pomodoro with this technique in a future video. Thanks for reminding me of it.
I was taught this in a time management class offered during my nursing course at my college. I wish someone would have taught me this in grade school or junior high
This is super practical and more efficient than the usual "pre-read and skim" approach. I really appreciate the way that you speak slowly and clearly for my college-bound English Language Learner students. Thank you, Clarissa!
I had to do a book report once doing a similar method I made up. I got a good grade on it thank God, I was really worried about it, but I took too many classes that semester and had too many papers to write to spend more time on the book report. This is a better more comprehensive system.
Thank you Clarissa, haven't heard of it but this helped me a great deal, I am a new student, and haven't been in college for 30 years... YIKES!! But I am determined. Thanks again. Big Help.
Wow!! Clarissa!!! You are amazing!! I’m so grateful that I clicked on this video. I too was led here. I’m about to try this technique as many students who have already found success using it. I’m optimistic that it will work for me. I’ll chime back in to let you know how it went. Thank you !!!!
I can’t believe I went through all of highschool not knowing this! Would have saved me so much time. When I read everything word for word I end up zoning out or the words just not sticking in my head.
Thanks so much for this information!!! Just found this video and I can use this method in biology!!!! Having trouble with this class, so this method will come in handy for this class and my nursing classes!!! Again thanks:)
My teacher calls on me a lot when we are in class discussing our information. I don't get to finish all of my readings because it's so much, and I have some many classes. I will try your method .Thanks.
Thank you very much! I am about to go to college and this information is probably going to help me a lot! Just subscribed:) I actually knew this strategy before but never tried it. I like to read from the beginning to end as it gives me the mystery. This is probably good for fiction books but not textbooks or non-fiction. I am going to change the way I read now. Thank you:)
Thank you for subscribing. You are so right, this strategy is perfect for textbooks while the read from beginning to end is best for fiction or literature class readings.
I'm an online student and I have to read and take notes on 13 chapters before Sunday when I have to take my end of course quiz and the paragraphs are split into section with a bold title above every paragraph. There are some italicized words in the reading but in Addiction and Substance abuse they do not have a section with objectives or key words like in all my other classes I'm going into my second year of college and my grade is a 97 but I'm very worried about this test and how much reading I have to do.
Thank you so much for these tips I been on youtube looking high and low for some good advice. The advice you have given is much appreciated and will be incorporated into my studies from this point forward
Hi teacher Clarissa! Thanks for sharing the reading strategy. :) By the way, does this reading strategy similar to SQ3R? I have a question. You told us to read objectives in order to know the need-to-know information in a chapter but at the same time, you're telling us to read first and second sentences of every paragraph in a chapter. So, when you said to read first & second sentences of every paragraph in a chapter, do you actually mean to read first & second sentences of every paragraph in a specific NEED-TO-KNOW section in a chapter? Please reply me. Thank you! I love you.
Seidy Figueroa what a sweet comment, Seidy. Thank you soooo much and you are 💯 percent correct. You are in the best hands. I think you just started following me on IG. Send me a DM and say hello. I’d love to support you anyway I can.
Guess you could do it this way if you want to pass your tests and exam. But if you want higher grades you've got to deep study and learn it all. Good as a base, though. My advice is to go to the register of terms in the back of the book. Information about terms are spread all over a chapter, or a book. And by consulting the register, you can bullet journal the terms from all pages where they are found and get a more complete picture. Don't forget to write the book page after all Bullet lines. You may also make so called Mind-Maps to simplify your learning. Bulky long texts are, in my opinion, making it hard to learn. As an active reader you must analyse the text and write down the facts that apply numbering them or sort them A, B, C etc. You ask questions and try to answer them by searching the text. I wish school book authors spared us that effort by doing all this beforehand in the book. It would make it so much easier.
Thank you Clarissa, I am a French speaker. I am in College here in The US. Reading all those books in the language I really don't understand a 100%, is very hard for me. I was about to give up. Again thank you for this video.
Peace sister. Better than great information. I am a firefighter and all the books, codes and city bla bla makes studying for my promotional exam dead boring. I use this strategy. Now I have cut down study time and retaining more information. I wish I would have done this while I was in college for 5yrs of my life many moons ago. But anywho thanks again.
I know I am 9 years late but....... when I say this has saved me tremendously with my current class. This even helped with doing the review questions for my Med Tech classes. Thank you so much for keeping these videos. I have been taking notes from these videos. I kid you not the first two sentences has had all the info needed for my review questions. Rewriting the objectives in question form has helped me get the understanding of the chapters retaining what I've read. Thank you, thank you.
In medical school, yup this is how its done. Use the learning objectives as a guide, fish out all the juicy info as best as you can before class, listen in class and then after class go a bit deeper if needed. Great video
I did this in my 3rd term of LVN school and went from a low B to all As, I will be doing this in my BSN program for sure!!
So happy to hear that Anthony! This will be so helpful in the BSN program with all the reading you get, it will keep you laser focused on just the NEED TO KNOW to be a safe and competent nurse that does amazingly well on their exams.
Woooow! Here I am 6 days out from the end of my semester and I'm just now finding this out. Thank God my accounting class has make ups for the next 6 days! I asked the Lord to help me and this is where He led me and I'm so glad He did! Definitely a new subscriber. I could only ever get one chapter read and now that I'm reading the objectives and the review I'm learning so much. I always skipped those parts and really tried to read line upon line. That is so stressful and makes you want to quit cause it's to much but THIS information and teaching people how to read effectively, especially a freshman, is pure gold and a tremendous help. God bless you! Keep up the good work!
Wow I'm glad I found this video. I used the technique, and I retain so much more information. With 4 classes I would just read the chapters like a newspaper falling asleep every 5 minutes or 3 minutes. I would never read the information on the sides and graphs, or "see figure blahblah". Using your technique I realized most of the needed information is on the sides, summaries, and end questions. My classes are much easier!! I have 5 now and I have combined this technique with Pomodoro. The crazy part is I can answer the learning objective questions without having to read the first 2 sentences in the paragraphs. School textbooks are one of the biggest known scams with fluff and filler haha. Thank you so much !! I'm going to breeze through the rest of the reading assignments.
+Andre Cymose Wow this is amazing Andre. Thank you so much for sharing this with me. I will have to mention the use of pomodoro with this technique in a future video. Thanks for reminding me of it.
I was taught this in a time management class offered during my nursing course at my college. I wish someone would have taught me this in grade school or junior high
Great video! Working on my masters; studying and reading tips are always appreciated.
Thanks....glad it was useful for you.
This is super practical and more efficient than the usual "pre-read and skim" approach. I really appreciate the way that you speak slowly and clearly for my college-bound English Language Learner students. Thank you, Clarissa!
I have about 150pages to read from different textbooks for next week... definitely gonna try this, thanks.
I watch this video at the beginning of each semester. I found it over a year ago and it's helped me tons. Thank you!!!
Great video. I passed my first semester of lpn school using this method! Thanks, Clarissa!
Hey, Clarissa! I have been following this method and have been making A's on all of my exams. thank you so much :)
Straight and to the point! Very efficient. I like it! Thanks for the info.
I had to do a book report once doing a similar method I made up. I got a good grade on it thank God, I was really worried about it, but I took too many classes that semester and had too many papers to write to spend more time on the book report. This is a better more comprehensive system.
Thank you! I have never heard of that strategy and I will most definitely be utilizing it in my future readings!
Thank you Clarissa, haven't heard of it but this helped me a great deal, I am a new student, and haven't been in college for 30 years... YIKES!! But I am determined. Thanks again. Big Help.
Awesome that I found your points.
I've never heard of this technique but I love it! Thank you!
Thanks 🎉
Wow!! Clarissa!!! You are amazing!! I’m so grateful that I clicked on this video. I too was led here. I’m about to try this technique as many students who have already found success using it. I’m optimistic that it will work for me. I’ll chime back in to let you know how it went.
Thank you !!!!
never heard of this... but i am sure this will help me out a lot in my studies. Thank you so much!!
Sis, thank you !!
This is the first time I have heard of all the strategies in the video. Thanks for the video this will be very useful for me.
I don't know how i found your channel, glad i did. Thank you for your time.
This was wonderful will use for my success
It's beautiful and knowledgeably teaching video
Thank you!!!!
Great video, I hope to put this to practice soon!
Thank you! Let me know who it worked for you.
Like the read the first 2 sentences of the paragraph. It is amazing, as this is how I get my outline. Then I weed out the fluff.
I can’t believe I went through all of highschool not knowing this! Would have saved me so much time. When I read everything word for word I end up zoning out or the words just not sticking in my head.
do you recommend taking notes for these key points or just reading them (outline, first 2 sentences, etc..)?
Great tips as always, Clarissa! Thank you!
You are so welcome Hilary! Glad you found it helpful. I'm going to be emailing you to see how the semester is going.
Thank you so much for the tips! I'm going back to school and I will try it 😀
Ty😊
Thank you ! You're awesome and beautiful and finally made vertical reading make sense!
Thanks so much for this information!!! Just found this video and I can use this method in biology!!!! Having trouble with this class, so this method will come in handy for this class and my nursing classes!!! Again thanks:)
My teacher calls on me a lot when we are in class discussing our information. I don't get to finish all of my readings because it's so much, and I have some many classes. I will try your method .Thanks.
Thanks great clues cheers
Thank you.
Thank you so much! I'm going to try this right now
Would this work for anatomy and Physiology and physics
Thank you very much! I am about to go to college and this information is probably going to help me a lot! Just subscribed:) I actually knew this strategy before but never tried it. I like to read from the beginning to end as it gives me the mystery. This is probably good for fiction books but not textbooks or non-fiction. I am going to change the way I read now. Thank you:)
Thank you for subscribing. You are so right, this strategy is perfect for textbooks while the read from beginning to end is best for fiction or literature class readings.
haha same!
terrific info
Thank you your a life saver!!!
Thank you!
You're welcome
I'm an online student and I have to read and take notes on 13 chapters before Sunday when I have to take my end of course quiz and the paragraphs are split into section with a bold title above every paragraph. There are some italicized words in the reading but in Addiction and Substance abuse they do not have a section with objectives or key words like in all my other classes I'm going into my second year of college and my grade is a 97 but I'm very worried about this test and how much reading I have to do.
Thank you so much for these tips I been on youtube looking high and low for some good advice. The advice you have given is much appreciated and will be incorporated into my studies from this point forward
Hi teacher Clarissa! Thanks for sharing the reading strategy. :)
By the way, does this reading strategy similar to SQ3R?
I have a question. You told us to read objectives in order to know the need-to-know information in a chapter
but at the same time, you're telling us to read first and second sentences of every paragraph in a chapter. So, when you said to read first & second sentences of every paragraph in a chapter, do you actually mean to read first & second sentences of every paragraph in a specific NEED-TO-KNOW section in a chapter? Please reply me. Thank you! I love you.
I WILL FOLLOW THIS RULE! . i have to read so many chapter before i start first class of fundamentals of nursing lecture class!
Can I use this for anatomy and physiology ?
Yes you can!
Very helpful!!!
This saved my life!
Nice video. Thanks for the advice.
You are very welcome! Are you currently in college? What's your major?
Actually graduated in 2008 but studying for my CPA exam.
Great video
You're so beautiful and an amazing soul sharing this valuable info with us. Thank you, Clarissa I am in good hands.
Seidy Figueroa what a sweet comment, Seidy. Thank you soooo much and you are 💯 percent correct. You are in the best hands. I think you just started following me on IG. Send me a DM and say hello. I’d love to support you anyway I can.
Guess you could do it this way if you want to pass your tests and exam. But if you want higher grades you've got to deep study and learn it all. Good as a base, though. My advice is to go to the register of terms in the back of the book. Information about terms are spread all over a chapter, or a book. And by consulting the register, you can bullet journal the terms from all pages where they are found and get a more complete picture. Don't forget to write the book page after all Bullet lines. You may also make so called Mind-Maps to simplify your learning. Bulky long texts are, in my opinion, making it hard to learn. As an active reader you must analyse the text and write down the facts that apply numbering them or sort them A, B, C etc. You ask questions and try to answer them by searching the text. I wish school book authors spared us that effort by doing all this beforehand in the book. It would make it so much easier.
Thank youuuuu
Never heard of it but sounds priceless!!!
Hi clarissa did yoy pasd your nclex, i hope you did! Let us know
I did! Thank you so much for asking.
gonna try this i will update my results
makes sence
thank you so much. your tips helps so much. new subbie
at what speed is efficient for this, in reading speed wise
Thank you Clarissa, I am a French speaker. I am in College here in The US. Reading all those books in the language I really don't understand a 100%, is very hard for me. I was about to give up. Again thank you for this video.
Peace sister. Better than great information. I am a firefighter and all the books, codes and city bla bla makes studying for my promotional exam dead boring. I use this strategy. Now I have cut down study time and retaining more information. I wish I would have done this while I was in college for 5yrs of my life many moons ago. But anywho thanks again.
+Alprentice X Wow, this is amazing. Thank you so much and thank you for serving us all as a firefighter!
Alprentice X
I have a test in 5 days. Wish me luck
So all bolded words and definitions?
are you in california?
No I am not. Eastcoast!
After doing all of this, do you still read the chapter in full?
Only if I didn't get what I needed from these steps and lecture
Clarissa thank you so much! I love how you replied even though this video is a few years old.
Amazing lol !!!!! Ty
Namaste.
Thank you! Never heard of this... Im about to apply this strategy now in my psychology textbook.
You are welcome. I would love to hear how this works in your psych class
You deserve more and more subscribers and also likes 🌸😘😘
Muchas gracias, your study tips are short and on point; Natural hair is like that....may knowledge, understanding and wisdom always be with you
Jennifer Hudson 2.0😍
You are such a lovely lady!
Why does she have uneven eyebrows?
Sorry your too smart
bruh this is useless
why do you speak so slowly ??
For special people like you
lmao!!!
Thank you!