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- We don't have the luxury of studying all day all the time. We need to be able to quickly grasp new concepts in the shortest amount of the time to make the most out of our focused study time. In this video I will discuss my approach to grasping new concepts much much quicker to become a speed learner!
If you enjoyed the video and want more, please do let me know in the comments down below :D
About me:
Hi, I'm Khaled. I'm a medical student in the middle east. I love my cat Miku and I love going around and giving advice to everyone. I tend to nerd out on some specific subjects and hyperfixate on them as well. I hope you have a wonderful day :)
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(P.S. You matter, you are valid, and your existence and voice are important no matter who you are ❤️)
this is the first time i watch you and i instantly knew u were middle eastern the sofa gives it away
HAHAHAHA the sofas are gorgeous and very convenient
I believe he's Iraqi
I think he’s Syrian or Jordanian
@@reader3476 same thing
in brief:
This video features Gloom, a third-year medical student who shares techniques for studying and understanding complex concepts more efficiently. Here's a summary:
1. **Let go of Perfection**: The first step to effective studying is not to expect perfection. Recognize that it's okay not to understand every detail of a topic initially. Reducing this pressure allows you to focus on the key concepts.
2. **Simplify and Orient Yourself**: Before delving into the intricacies of a topic, gain a simplified, core understanding of it. For instance, when studying diabetes, Gloom recommends starting with a short summary or introductory video. This forms a 'big picture' understanding, onto which you can add details later.
3. **Study Comparatively**: We often comprehend concepts faster when we study them in relation to other concepts, rather than in isolation. For instance, when studying type 1 and type 2 diabetes, understanding the differences and similarities between them can provide a better grasp of each individual condition.
4. **Utilize Resources**: If a concept is proving challenging, seek alternative explanations or overviews from different resources. For instance, watching a brief video to clarify a difficult concept can help.
5. **Take a Break**: If a concept just isn't making sense, it's okay to step away and give your brain a rest. This break can allow you to return to the topic with a fresh perspective.
Finally, Gloom urges students to adopt these techniques to make their study time more effective. If they're still struggling with exams, Gloom suggests watching another video offering six additional tips. He ends by encouraging viewers to subscribe to his channel for more advice.
God bless you
Chatgpt vibes
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@@kennedyallen2946 bc it is
Thanks
Recently addicted to your methodology of studying,, still needed more from you,, I am also a medical student
Thank you very much! More to come hopefully! I don't see a lot of people talking about different ways to approach studying when compared to the standard stuff you see on here in TH-cam and it just doesn't work for me! It's not one size fits all :D
This is really good, literally the first video I ever watched on studying that is actually helpful!
I am in my 4th year of medical school....and honestly I 100% agree with everything said here. Very good video
Mageba
I love your cat. Helped me focus on what you were saying as seeing your cat lightened my anxiety and I absorbed more.
Finally, someone not pushy, giving an advice. Your advice just made my mood and I decided to take it easy. :)
Thank you so much for this video! I am too neurotic to skip parts that I don't understand, the reason why it takes so long for me to finish one study material. By the time I finish it, I am exhausted and couldn't complete the rest of what I need to study! This video reassures me that it's okay not to understand everything right away and it will come later on but just keep at it and trust the process. This video just made a whole lot of difference in my life right now. Thank you so much Kloom and may God bless you always!🙏❤
Exactly, simplicity is key and it is beautiful
This is the only studying methodology that made sense! Thank you!
Kloom!
I saved this video while ago. Then suddenly I remember it. Thank you for inspiration ❤
You describe every mistake i do while studying
Really helpful video
Thank god someone talked abt this method!! my mom actually taught me to do that and it halped me A LOT with understanding & linking things up, the main thing of this method is that you have absolutely no need to know what's goin' on in this topic you just have to enjoy getting know it.
Yup it's more fun that way anyways and you don't burn out quickly 😎
Bro, your video is gold, thank you! I appreciate it so much, just come across your channel, subscribed on first video and this is the second video, liked both. You're really awesome, thank you.
Your videos are filled with very much valuable content you're on top of my list like I had Ali Abdal in his era❤
i've watched so many study help videos but i was always so confused on how exactly to apply the methods, and it wasn't really helping. this video is so good because it explains so simply and easily what each method does and how to apply it whilst studying. i'm going to try this now whilst studying for my exams, thank you so much kloom!!
same here, good luck on your exams!
I also applied it immediately and I wrote my exams with confidence, no stress.
😂😂
It works, as a beginner to a concept u don't need to know each and every detail.
First study the simple basics and don't fear to miss a point.
I have really enjoyed his tip.
It worked like magic and I finished all my exams without any stress.
I wish I knew about this tip😂
My exams start next week, I’m going to try this method. Thanks😊
Great video! Not too complicatd/bloated and very useful :)
Wow thank you so much, I have been making that mistake 😂
Your funny. Now studying is more fun with your formula
Thank you...very much needed video rn..😊 I like your videos..short and straight to the point.. thanks:)
Glad you found it helpful!
Thank you for this video, can't wait for another videoo 😋💌👍
Thanks, never thought of comparing
This is super helpful (I'm a med student myself). Thank you
Kloom,the next big thing in the youtube scene,shine my child😉
Great video and great tips!
God Bless You 😩❤️ I'm targeting a distinction in my upcoming MB exams 💪🏾
Good luck!
Thank you Sir!! ✔️ Stay blessed
Thank you so much for this video we need more like this
I realy like the approach of your studing method
and I also like to use your technic
thankyou for remembering it
I also , hope you to have a wonderful day :)
Glad you liked it!
Aw thank you :D
Proud of you cousin ❤
i relate to this so much, also if i get stuck on a topic and there's no progress on it for days, i just switch to another one, it gets a little chaotic but atleast i'm moving forward :p
This morning i was studying diabetes mellitus thanks for the revision
You're welcome 😎😎
this was so helpful!
Thank you ❤
simple and to the point.
you are great keep going man
Great video, short but packed with information. Also I love your cat 😂
Glad you enjoyed the video :D aww thank you I'm sure Miku appreciates it haha
Ok. I am a chronic note-taker and a chronic book non-commital...This means I will take notes, and then halfway through the semester, I will STOP using my book, leaving half of it unused. I recently threw away about THIRTY notebooks with only half of their pages used. If I can apply your method of studying and retaining new information, this would help me through grad school and make me an excellent journalist. Thank you, man!
This is great!! Thanks
Solid video.
this was helpful, thanks.
Well done, very interesting
Thank you for this ❤
I feel that he is an Arab
Thank you that was truly helpful. 🇬🇧
Thanks for not making this a 30 minute video!!
جزاك الله كل الخير🩶
Thank you
Shukren Habibi this really is helpful and gives clear strategy
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you!
I used to watch a lot of math sorcerer's videos, he said something similar: He said "You should get used to not understanding things sometimes."
keep going brother
Nice chairs, couldn't take my eyes off them. Your a kind hearted person, from your environment I can tell, you have achieved a level of wealth to bother about just yourself and not spending time and energy in trying to make this videos for less privileged and uninformed.
Thank you so much
While the first advice, about avoiding to feel like you have to learn everything, is good in general, I feel like in mathematics and related areas, things are somewhat more complicated.
Yes, it is always good to try get the big picture when you can, but often a large part of that big picture understanding comes from understanding key details.
If you get into the habit in skipping things you find hard, you will typically not understand anything what you read after that.
The information is often very tightly coupled logically unlike most subjects where you just read a lot of text with information more loosely connected.
Yes, there are side tracks, not as relevant, in mathematics too which you can skip on a first reading, but typically you really should try to understand things thoroughly before continuing.
If fact I would say a good trick is to actually stay with the hard details and really understand them on a deeper level before reading further will save you a lot of time later.
I agree with you. This is not a one size fits all and there are certainly subjects where this wouldn't be as applicable practically speaking. I can mostly apply this medicine because understanding comes in multiple layers.
I honestly don't have much experience with math besides High School where the last thing I did was calculus which was 3 years ago. From what I remember, I used to learn math by virtue of practicing a TON on a lot of problems and analyzing how I got them wrong. So I can see how the details there are very important to help tie everything together!
Thank you for pointing that out!
I think the only way to understand math is by practicing them and questioning the answers. Some topics may have similarities, for example, mine have addmath and math. Both looks the same but the calculations are totally different. Well, there are variety of strategies that we can apply to master one subject. Don't give up and try your best!
Amazing
Thank you
Thankss !!
Thank youu ❤
Also I am medical student at simester 4 and I am so tired to learn my lessons thanks your advice 💗
Glad you found it useful! Good luck with your studies fellow medicine-enjoyer 😎
Insha allah🖤
@@nawalosman5398I have completed
M.B.B.S and doing Internship Alhamdulillah
@@Tcfgty2345 masha allah ♥️
Insha alllah one day I will become like of you👑
@@nawalosman5398 IN SHA ALLAH the pride of adding this prefix doctor before our name is next level happiness,,,.. Btw are you from India?
Hi I am 1rst year vet student same problem I am facing
Thanks for the great video! when going through topics, do you only move on to the next topic once you have mastered all the Anki for it, or do you just keep going? I am studying for the MCAT and im not sure if I should only move on to the next topic when I have completely learnt the current one, or to focus on breadth over depth
I tend to get very crazy with my learning where I get bored quickly if I got the main gist of a topic and did the Anki for it. I tend to shelf it and jump into other topics and do the exact same thing. I then like to revisit it at a later time to cover more details, do some more anki on it, and then put it aside again. Over and over again.
Basically my learning and memorization eventually coalesces all at once because I study everything in a relatively short period, then rinse and repeat until it all sticks at once rather than just letting one thing stick one at a time.
See what works for you and what sticks better in your head. Might need some experimenting on your end!
@@KloomOfficial wow, thanks for such a detailed reply! I really appreciate it!
hello @kloom , first skimming the topic helps us to see big picture of the topic i listen many times about this but never cares , in sq3r also survey is similar to skimming to get core topic picture later we add details ...i understood from your vedio now ...i used to learn without skimming so topic become unorganised now i realised
1.i used to question everything to understand better and visualise the things for better recall
2. now i undertand the topic , so apply it in real world or in the concept where it is widely used through visualising
3.now i break down topic if neccesay to add relationships by visualising
4.now topic comploted i teach to myself so simple and revise is spaced repitation
for learing facts also i add relations to grasp than cramming or mnenmics , chunking , imagination and association to each other
is there anything else to improve myself ? i note take which is helpful in future to review for longer period of time
i really like your approach it looks great. I can't comment on anything to improve. It depends on you honestly. Has it worked? Do you feel like you're doing better? If not, then maybe consider changing something around. I could offer you some tips on what I do personally if you'd like. I also have upcoming videos on that stuff as well.
i m a med student and that s exactly what i do good one
Thank u!!!
I'll take a raspberry cheesecake cookie. 😊 Good stuff friend!
that sounds enticing might have a bite on the way 😎 don't blame me for it
Do you have a video on how to stay focus? That’s my struggle so far. Coz I study 5 minutes then take a very long break before getting back to it for only a short period of time again.
I'm planning on working on one some time soon! I kinda delve into that topic in my video on why I only study 3 hours a day as a med student, but I'll make a whole dedicated video to that some time in the very near future
الله يوفقك 💕
What type of platform is used by you, like when you search about hyperthyroidism, the overview chart, and also some options is there like clinician, high-yield highlight can you tell me?
I'm using Amboss. There's an option for each article for clinicians to cut out all the low-yield/theory-based information.
It's a great resource and I highly recommend it! My university offers a big discount on it, so check if yours does as well because it's a bit expensive
Where are you from?
Thank you kloom for these valuable advice 💕 and I think you are Arabian because of your sofa style 😅
Every. Arab. Has. The. Same. Sofa. In. The. Guest. Room.
Will revoke your Arab license if you don't have one 🔫
exactly 😂
It's Funny Because this is EXACTLY WHAT i do
There's a playback speed setting, just watch the video on a high speed, it takes less time, and you'll understand just as little as I if you'd watched it slowly.
Bro what is the name of that site that appeared several times in the video?
Amboss
Great
i realised you do anki in your videos , do you prefer to make your own or do pre made decks?
i mostly used premade decks for boards (Anking). For the in-house exams in medical school, we have a very good senior support system and they've made cards previously for every single lecture for all the pre-clinical years. They only need updating if the doctors decide to get creative as they like to do. That's why I rarely ever have to make them
@@KloomOfficial for med school exams is anki your major recourse and priority for studying or do u use it just as an extra form of active recall
@@Ss-zf3lf I mainly use Anki and Practice questions for active recall for high priority subjects. Other subjects I don't really value I just rely on less time consuming and less effective methods because they don't matter to me that much
love this vid dawg btw u live in the uae?? u pencil says that
Glad you enjoyed it! Nope I don't live there :D
Can u please tell me the app name
Sure! Not exactly certain on which app you're talking about, but if it's the flashcards, then it's called Anki.
if it's the website service I used then it's called Amboss
Waiting for the cookie delivery 😊
should be there in 5-6 business days 😎
How old are you?
How to study in less time for theory end-semester exam?
So I'm not sure if i got your question right, but what I tend to do when I cram things towards the end of the semester is to try to cover more ground with core understanding (watch lots of simplifying videos, skimming through lectures after watching videos, etc) and finish ALL of the theory superficially, and if I am left with more time, I'll do another full run of everything, but mainly focus on the topics I find myself weakest in.
Let me know if you want to know something more specific!
@@KloomOfficial ok, thanks.... kloom. Can you tell me about how to deal chemistry with well understanding and easy to remembering.
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Can I ask a question?
Where are you studying?
What is the name of your university?
And thanks for you
It was a beneficial video
I study in the College of Medicine in Alfaisal University
Glad you enjoyed the video :D
true but doesn"t apply on calculus xD
I only understand 20% of this video.i am perfect.( my english is not good.)
There is a saying "Better done than perfect."
ليش احسه عربي 😂❤
im learning how to learn so slow
me watching this video at 1.5* times lol
Big brain strategy to learn 7.5x faster
where were you a year ago😂my exam is tomorrow rip
I will personally deliver a cookie to your house.. hahaha .. 😂😂😂
wt.... your cat looks exactly like mine
Dude that is what I do mainly because I am lazy
because theres cat, i like it. easy
Simple.
The best methods out there are
Active recall + spaced repetition + Interleaving
Advanced methods can be found under Justin Sung
MAY ALLAH REWARD YOU
but then the point is i almost only had 1 time to study the topic at all before the exam -_- not to say sometimes i couldn't even cover everything for 1 single time..
Yeah I plan on making a cram guide some time in the future. This isn't exactly for cramming a one time study for an exam in 2 days. This applies more if you have time to study and revise.
You. Are. Cool.
You're Cooler 😎
Studying Studying
And I saw this video also faster😅
are you from iran? 😊
Nope! Though I love love love Iran, amazing people and acquaintances from there (and food hehe) :D
@@KloomOfficial you look like iranian men so much! even the decoration of your house is similar to persian homes 😊 tnx 4 ur useful videos 👌👍💖
Then boom, mathematics. Need to understand and know everything or you die and fail the school year
I've become the equivalent of a gorilla trying to do math after I've entered med school 💀💀 Haven't done anything math-related (except some statistics) in the past 3 years. Good luck out there!