@anjalichoudhary4415 true 🥹 I got to learn we are simply deep workers. We thrive when we study for many hours. I suggest capitalize on that 5-6 hour study schedule!
@@jet.james.61 I have a question about the part where you said we should just focus on past papers and questions that our teachers give but my teachers usually don't give us even in exam times and past papers doesn't really work for me as I am in grade 7 so what should I do?
@@mynameisbananahii9147i also don’t get past papers but I take questions from each topic that is coming out to see what topic I have to focus more on and then I mark them,and do more questions about that specific topic…hope it helps u!
@@ArfaNajam-x6g Thank you so much! But do you have a specific website that you take from or just randomly? Because my books don't really have lots of questions?
1. Attempt question without any help 2. If you got it right compare with solution given 3. If you got it wrong the repeat with solution 4. Come bake in a few days and repeat the question 5. If you got it right then well and good but if wrong the repeat the process
this has to be the most helpful study advice ever. it’s so raw and realistic for me. going straight to exam problems and practicing them until i get them right sounds faster than spending hours taking notes. i’ve noticed how when i spend 3 hours re-reading textbooks and my notes is not effective when taking exams. i’m also not going to take breaks like u said. i’m extremely prone to procrastinating so that’s probably one of the most realest advice i’ve heard so far. i just have to start giving myself some discipline
best way for studying: type notes in class and pull screenshots from the slides. when its time to study for the exam, use the notes from the class to make a story of the thing. like if you are studying photosynthesis TYPE the notes in class, then when the exam comes, WRITE initially from memory and then compare your initial WRITING with the TYPED ones to pick out what you forgot that is essential. :) should help.
Some students also rely on writing their notes manually because by keeping their hands busy and active, it enables them to solely focus on the information they are noting down. Typing, however, usually takes more time especially for those who aren't accustomed to typing on a laptop or staring at a screen for too long. In conclusion, I want to state my opinion that writing out notes is better than typing it out. No offence to your opinion though!!!
I am an indian student and my subjects are physics chemistry math and computer and the piece of advice you gave just now was so useful I have my finals from feb and this 20/80 rule made me realise where I was going wrong so thank you so much and also thanks for that 5 step question solving advice Ill try to use it ❤️
sacrificing your notes is soo real because my economics marks definitely dipped this year because i was so focused on my notes instead of actually studying the material and practicing past papers
This is genuinely one of the best videos I’ve watched in terms of studying advice and I think I’ve consumed over 100 hours on this topic and read 3 books plus the fact that you explained it for science and maths which is what I do is amazing
for anyone going through this video, as someone who has been using all these techniques successfully for years, i can confirm each fact he mentions here does work really well… though note taking does look like its a good method of studying, the real work is to get information out of the head rather than filling them in to brain again and again so even though you might have studies it dozens of times, if your brain haven’t created paths to get the information out often enough, your performance on the exam wont be as good as you would expect it to be. i wish y’all enjoy the process of learning and get the best results out of it !!
thank you for the tips!! actually its the same with me, i dont take breaks too much instead i finish the work and reward myself a break like an hour or so and continue studying after feeling the guilt of taking break for so long 😂
No problem! And exactly! It feels so much nicer just to relax for an hour or so rather than taking 15 minute breaks 😅. Plus you feel like you got a lot more done during longer study sessions!
I heard that giving reward is not good, because you will get to point when this reward will not satisfy you. I believe that studying is reward, thats why i use quizlet and studying is a game not a work
and ofcourse this video pops up after I'm done with my SAT's 😭 and btw: amazing! I've never seem something very straightforward, realistic but being super honest about it at the same time, you're very underrated bro. I've been taking notes my entire highschool life and I just now realised how ineffective it was (yes, i was in denial about it.) and my brother kept on telling me all i needed to do is to just answer the practice questions because they were the most effective ones, and I just kept ignoring it until I realised how effective it was (i tried it) shout out to my big bro, how could I not listen to him? he's literally done in college 😭, thank you so much too!
this video is the most realistic one i've watched, the tip on how to study math and takes note on it is really helpful !! i'm studying math for an hour or two today for our test so i'll definitely try it out !!! the other tips were also really, really helpful for a junior highschool student like me !!
I love the way , that he is so casual like a brother or a someone close to you . His advices worked great for me like this happens so much to me , at the end of the day I always end up getting guilty or feeling sad about how I spent my day and wasted it ❤❤❤ Lot of love from India ❤
Aww thank you so much! And yes completely agree, it's honestly so time consuming trying to take pretty notes and it often makes people feel discouraged if your notes are unbelievably pretty or if your life is super aesthetic which I why I try to stay away from those types of things!
Summary **Don't care how just know the formulas and practice solving question using them ** 1. Solve questions without answers / help 2. Compare with the answers.. If you're wrong learn it. 3. Repeat the process before before exam days. If your solves are wrong again analyse the type from other answers or seek help to your home tutor. Complete the task / the whole process, then take break
Getting work done at once and practicing the questions and finding the significant and important topics and focuses mainly on them (from classes ,past years question etc etc )
I've actually found this really effective method that helps me study maths, when the teacher teaches the topic and it becomes a new concept I will do a lot of practice on that concept to sort of grasp an understanding. If I don't understand even through practice, which is a new problem I sometimes encounter now, I will still do the practice using the way that they teach you to do it. Then here comes the gist, usually between the time that I get tested and the time that I learnt the topics there will be some time, so before tests especially when I don't have that much time to study I take some sticky notes and go back in my text book to read the examples and then just understand the flow and the thought process that takes place, then I write down any formula or the process to solving something on the sticky notes. When I go back to examples it's also really important that you start with the basics, and because of the practice I did before it helps me to understand the topic better and easier when I go over it again, and for the topics I didn't understand when I learned them, I usually understand them really well when I come back and do this process. Sorry for the long paragraph, just wanted to share my recent discovery on a study method. Hope it was atleast somewhat interesting to read tho ♥♥
Thats actually a really good method and I'm glad its been working for you!! Its actually pretty similar to what Ive found during my studies too! Thank you for your support and watching! ❤️❤️
My problem is, I study a chapter then forget everything i learned in next 4-5days and have absolutely no idea how to do revision with so many chapters . (I’m a physics, chemistry, biology student)
Oh wow you're doing all 3 sciences?? Well with physics since its heavily problem based you can just do questions over and over again whilst applying your knowledge. With biology do practice questions, however, you will need to find an effective way to memorise things, so flashcards, notes, testing yourself on different things stuff like that. Chemistry is like a mix of both worlds, you need to remember concepts but also know how to answer problem based questions. And since chemistry and biology share some concepts, you can find a way to relate them to eachother and apply them to eachother and that should help you remember a bit more!
@@jet.james.61 haha yes, I’m an Indian and we study subjects based on three options Science ( includes Physics, chemistry, biology or maths), Commerce and Arts. Btw thank you for your advice !! :)
@@lori60965 Often with nursing I assume you have a lot of content to remember and understand so I would recommend using flash cards, or whenever you take notes, make sure you understand them and don't take too many notes otherwise you wont be able to remember them. If theres parts you dont understand but you think are important you should probably consult your teacher and ask them to help you with understanding! Or ask your classmates!
Absolutely appreciate everything about your channel. The fact that you give attention to every comment and heart them is so sweet of you and shows you care about the viewers. Keep going!
Amazing I like it when u said something like ,break isn't really necessarily well i also believe that !! Ohh and also that not taking note part was alsoo so relatable ur right ! Glad someone acknowledge it❤ new sub
Oh wow that is annoying, derivations is kind of difficult. Usually with derivations I find the best way to study them is by actively relating them to other equations. So if you have a main equation you tend to remember the other parts that come along with the derivation
thank you !! i appreciate ur advice as someone who also has a short attention span ! I like how you didn't just take ur ipad or laptop and open notion ...
i dont have any major exams or assessments coming up but i genuinely had a slight fear that my grades would be dropping this year. after watching your video it made me realise how i had a few errors to change in the way i study. just the way you explained why you do such and such techniques was so informative, well-explained, and relatable. like thank god you don’t say fat words and over-explain the benefits of a technique. i understood so much from you thank u so much (i also have a short attention span but i feel like if you ever made a 1 hour video on a subject, i’d watch it fs 😂)
New to your channel... I can finally relate with someone and now I know I'm not doing it wrong,it's just how people like me (short attention span/prone to be distracted) study! sometimes I would try to take breaks (force myself) and end up active recalling what I read...then,in case I forget something I sit back and go through the text again. In my case, I consider my breaks are just bathroom breaks, filling water bottle (in case,I drank it all) or ...to disturb my siblings (for short term,lol) The 5 step was realistic enough! Why you underrated.... Love your videos Bye~
Thank you so much for your support! And that's exactly right! I also find it difficult to take breaks without getting too distracted so I'd rather practice deep work, and get all of the work done in one go! Look forward to seeing you in future videos! :)
Thank you for this video i found it really helpful. I watched this video 2 weeks from now to see the results, and after 2 weeks I feel really good and relieved. I finished my tasks on time. thank u very much ❤❤
Ive watched hundreds of study tips videos but at the end of each video i get a feeling that It's not what i was excpecting them to say like theres no way that would be Actually effective but oh finally you literally just said all i needed to hear especially about the practice questions, breaks everything haha thanksss ❤
I am preparing for my ACCA p level exams, and weirdly enough, this is the note taking technique that I applied this session and this is more effective than it sounds! I didn’t study the texts that much, I practiced, let myself feel dumb and note the parts that were tough and revise repeatedly. And about breaks I agree too, I take longer breaks like 30-40mins in 4-5hrs, that too with a plan or agenda or else I'd be just wandering everywhere instead of studying. I am more focused once I'm more settled in what I'm doing.
As a Indian I was first hesitating to open the vid cuz they only talk about the pomodoro and blah and subjects like English or geography and all..But I still opened cuz my intuition said it's smthin diff...and I totally loved it...bruhhhhh You're like the twin...and when you said about my 15 hour break turns into the rest of the day it wassss enough to hit the subieee button...💋I just loved It!!! I want to see more content..I can't wait alhegakvdkabldfkskaslb
honestly this no break thing will also work with biology majors because of biochem and especially for med school people who have to understand long mechanisms.
Lol I definitely agree with you for the breaks, I don't take them too much bc I have a really short attention span and I will end up procrastinating for the rest of the day.
HEYY THERE!! Found your channel recently and it is a great help to ace myself academically even more.... Started loving your channel when i saw this video, and you were the first one to actually give a genuine tip about maths which i really liked❤ Looking forward for more content from you
To anyone reading this comment this man described it it too perfectly ,it applies so perfectly I was a student spending hours on study sessions as per my teachers would always advice me to study for around 8 hrs a day to score A (and being obedient I did ) then moving to my as lvl while doing self study I use to literally study around to 2 to 3 hrs a day nearly weeks before my cies and trust me aced my exams with as and bs WITH SELF STUDY and in subject like a lvl maths I scored a good grade (but do practice tho ) it’s just how u study smart and there is no point to stress out pro tip+every one has a diff style ur probably more smarter than those students studying for hours and hours and could do it in just a lil time
Omg, finally someone I can relate to! Especially since i really love taking notes which is I almost spent the entire day taking/making notes rather than 'studying'. So, thank you for this! I can also relate to the part where I don't take breaks when studying hahahah
I'm a 3rd year Chemical Engineering student, I gasped when I saw you solving for a mass transfer subject. I'm currently taking Heat and Mass Transfer this semester and I find the subject quite challenging. I really love your take about the note taking thing. Most of my study time is consumed by making pretty notes that I'm not able to practice solving the entire topic coverage.
Omgg same I'm also a 3rd Year. But yeah, note taking is something I don't spend too much time on anymore... Unfortunately Semester 1 of my 1st year was the only time I could spend taking notes, other than that it's almost impossible to be up to date with the knowledge if you want to take pretty notes :(
Omg thank you soo much I finally found out what's the problem. My attention span is that of a gold fish I take an hour of break after every fifteen minutes I have this urge to take a break and then feel guilty about it. I study a whole night but I just effectively study for an hour. This video helped me soo much tysmm I'm def not taking any breaks now.
I'm crying, I studied all day and didn't even hold a gadget for a even a sec then I tried taking multiple tests about what I studied and I kept failing. Now I only have 1 day left 'til the exam and I feel like I know nothing.
Thank you so much for posting this 😊I was struggling a lot with my studies but your study tips actually worked for me ❤ Thnx! keep uploading these type of videos so that students like me can get some help.
As someone who also takes longer breaks than he should this is so relatable. I just put my phone and everything far away for like 3 hours when I have to study that long
how to study SMART for EXAMS | test/exam tips th-cam.com/video/SQqdNvc3gu0/w-d-xo.html 1. stop taking notes. do practice q. follow 80-20 rule in study. 2. jot instead of note 3. rinse and repeat 4. take break when necessary. but keep in mind about your attention span. dont take too much break or too long break. do deep work 5. shuffle your study subjects but put constant daily effort
13 days later I'll be taking my univesity entrance exam. Even today, i am tend to take long notes (i dont even re-read them sometimes) i realized that it is just waste of time. Now i will try your technique and study with practice questions. I'll share my results after the exam.
Я не знаю как это видео оказалось в моих рекомендациях, но оно действительно оказалось полезным за счёт подходящих мне методик учёбы. Как раз через пару месяцев экзамены сдавать
I saw my feed recommending ur video and seriously boyyyyy ..finally someone who does the work without taking break because of distractions! Apart from the youtubers who say take a break and get back. U were more realistic and someone I can relate to !! Thank youu for ur tipss. U helped meee
Thank you so much for posting this ❤🥺 Idk how many videos i have watched for finding some ACTUALLY usable tips...🥲 Yours is so practical & helpful 😁 Glad i found this channel, subscribed😄🌼 And yesss pls make a video about studying a week before exams 🤌
Taking study breaks has never worked in my favor. I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way😂
So you can study for 10 hours without a break wao bravo
@lubutokabungo796 Study breaks are usually 5 - 7 minutes max. If I go beyond that, I usually struggle to get into study mode
Same here 😂😂, thats the end😂😂
In my case 5-7 mins alsooo nooo. Literally I will study fir 5-6 hrs continuous but even if I take a minute -2 minute rest my productivity is gonee
@anjalichoudhary4415 true 🥹 I got to learn we are simply deep workers. We thrive when we study for many hours. I suggest capitalize on that 5-6 hour study schedule!
Finally someone who could give good advises for maths and practical subjects 😭😭😭
Glad I could help! Ill definitely be releasing more videos relating to these types of courses! 🫶🏼
Yessss this channel is so underratedddd😭
@@jet.james.61big brother please make video on how to ace math
@@FootballWilderness Will do!
Advice is an uncountable noun so we use some advice
bro is like a big brother sitting and give advice, we love it
Aww thank you so much! I dont actually have any siblings so Im very touched!
@@jet.james.61 I have a question about the part where you said we should just focus on past papers and questions that our teachers give but my teachers usually don't give us even in exam times and past papers doesn't really work for me as I am in grade 7 so what should I do?
@@mynameisbananahii9147i also don’t get past papers but I take questions from each topic that is coming out to see what topic I have to focus more on and then I mark them,and do more questions about that specific topic…hope it helps u!
@@ArfaNajam-x6g Thank you so much! But do you have a specific website that you take from or just randomly? Because my books don't really have lots of questions?
@@ArfaNajam-x6g do you have any recommended websites
1. Attempt question without any help
2. If you got it right compare with solution given
3. If you got it wrong the repeat with solution
4. Come bake in a few days and repeat the question
5. If you got it right then well and good but if wrong the repeat the process
this has to be the most helpful study advice ever. it’s so raw and realistic for me. going straight to exam problems and practicing them until i get them right sounds faster than spending hours taking notes. i’ve noticed how when i spend 3 hours re-reading textbooks and my notes is not effective when taking exams. i’m also not going to take breaks like u said. i’m extremely prone to procrastinating so that’s probably one of the most realest advice i’ve heard so far. i just have to start giving myself some discipline
Aw I'm glad to hear that and I hope these techniques work out for you!! I do have a procrastination video planned too so I hope to see you then!
best way for studying: type notes in class and pull screenshots from the slides. when its time to study for the exam, use the notes from the class to make a story of the thing. like if you are studying photosynthesis TYPE the notes in class, then when the exam comes, WRITE initially from memory and then compare your initial WRITING with the TYPED ones to pick out what you forgot that is essential. :) should help.
Thanks
Some students also rely on writing their notes manually because by keeping their hands busy and active, it enables them to solely focus on the information they are noting down. Typing, however, usually takes more time especially for those who aren't accustomed to typing on a laptop or staring at a screen for too long. In conclusion, I want to state my opinion that writing out notes is better than typing it out. No offence to your opinion though!!!
I studied passively for years before figuring out it doesn’t really do much! Now that I study actively it’s a lot easier to retain information.
Definitely a much better technique!! I'm glad its working out
How do you study actively pls
I am an indian student and my subjects are physics chemistry math and computer and the piece of advice you gave just now was so useful I have my finals from feb and this 20/80 rule made me realise where I was going wrong so thank you so much and also thanks for that 5 step question solving advice Ill try to use it ❤️
Thank you so much!! Ill also be making a video on how to study math subjects like that too!
@@jet.james.61will be waiting for the video
same here! I take PCB though. struggling with Physics and Chemistry, especially Physics!
same here, I'm a fellow PCM mate!
PCM with CS :)
this is criminally underrated
Aww thanks for the support!
@@jet.james.61 ill be sure to share it💗🪐
sacrificing your notes is soo real because my economics marks definitely dipped this year because i was so focused on my notes instead of actually studying the material and practicing past papers
Exactlyy! I hope the video helped and that your studies go well! :)
This is genuinely one of the best videos I’ve watched in terms of studying advice and I think I’ve consumed over 100 hours on this topic and read 3 books plus the fact that you explained it for science and maths which is what I do is amazing
for anyone going through this video, as someone who has been using all these techniques successfully for years, i can confirm each fact he mentions here does work really well… though note taking does look like its a good method of studying, the real work is to get information out of the head rather than filling them in to brain again and again so even though you might have studies it dozens of times, if your brain haven’t created paths to get the information out often enough, your performance on the exam wont be as good as you would expect it to be.
i wish y’all enjoy the process of learning and get the best results out of it !!
Finally someone who gives real advice....this is really underrated
Aww thank you so much for the support! Thanks for watching :)
thank you for the tips!! actually its the same with me, i dont take breaks too much instead i finish the work and reward myself a break like an hour or so and continue studying after feeling the guilt of taking break for so long 😂
No problem! And exactly! It feels so much nicer just to relax for an hour or so rather than taking 15 minute breaks 😅. Plus you feel like you got a lot more done during longer study sessions!
I heard that giving reward is not good, because you will get to point when this reward will not satisfy you. I believe that studying is reward, thats why i use quizlet and studying is a game not a work
and ofcourse this video pops up after I'm done with my SAT's 😭
and btw: amazing! I've never seem something very straightforward, realistic but being super honest about it at the same time, you're very underrated bro. I've been taking notes my entire highschool life and I just now realised how ineffective it was (yes, i was in denial about it.) and my brother kept on telling me all i needed to do is to just answer the practice questions because they were the most effective ones, and I just kept ignoring it until I realised how effective it was (i tried it)
shout out to my big bro, how could I not listen to him? he's literally done in college 😭, thank you so much too!
Definitely the notes take up so much time!! I hope your SAT's went well! :)
Please update with how much you got
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this video is the most realistic one i've watched, the tip on how to study math and takes note on it is really helpful !! i'm studying math for an hour or two today for our test so i'll definitely try it out !!! the other tips were also really, really helpful for a junior highschool student like me !!
I'm glad that you found them helpful! I hope your studies go well!
1000% relate to the breaks part :’) I’m the same in that sense haha. Loved the video! It felt really authentic and informative 😌
By the way; The techniques, which he mentioned, is called 1. Space repetition 2. the Feynmin Techique and 3. Active Recall
thank sm for this video and I CANT BELIEVE U MANUALLY ADDED CAPTIONS TOO!!! got me hooked thru out the video ty sm for the effort and the tips
I love the way , that he is so casual like a brother or a someone close to you .
His advices worked great for me like this happens so much to me , at the end of the day I always end up getting guilty or feeling sad about how I spent my day and wasted it ❤❤❤
Lot of love from India ❤
idk how to study, so I came here to try and learn how
Omg he literally so relatable 😭😭😭❤️❤️🫶🏻
Aww thank you! I'm glad! ❤❤
oh my god this is the most useful video i've come across- like ever, especially cuz nobody gives a logical advice for math and science 😭😭 TYSM
The most realistic and helpful video i have seen literally Better than most study youtubers that only focus on aesthetic subscribing right now 🎉
Aww thank you so much!
And yes completely agree, it's honestly so time consuming trying to take pretty notes and it often makes people feel discouraged if your notes are unbelievably pretty or if your life is super aesthetic which I why I try to stay away from those types of things!
So underrated. I love the way u edit, your video is pleasing to watch. You deserve more followers!
Summary **Don't care how just know the formulas and practice solving question using them **
1. Solve questions without answers / help
2. Compare with the answers.. If you're wrong learn it.
3. Repeat the process before before exam days. If your solves are wrong again analyse the type from other answers or seek help to your home tutor.
Complete the task / the whole process, then take break
i am seriously so grateful that i found your channel when i needed it the most!😭♡♡
The fact i literally follow this routine (When I do study that is )
Good video hope it helps others too !!!
Getting recommended this the night before my final exam is a real life saver 😂
out of all study motivational videos...this is the best one!!
The most helpful advice!! Straightforward and and detailed !! :D please continue making study videos
Thank you!!! Im glad you liked it! Ill definitely make more studying content! :)
Getting work done at once and practicing the questions and finding the significant and important topics and focuses mainly on them (from classes ,past years question etc etc )
I've actually found this really effective method that helps me study maths, when the teacher teaches the topic and it becomes a new concept I will do a lot of practice on that concept to sort of grasp an understanding. If I don't understand even through practice, which is a new problem I sometimes encounter now, I will still do the practice using the way that they teach you to do it. Then here comes the gist, usually between the time that I get tested and the time that I learnt the topics there will be some time, so before tests especially when I don't have that much time to study I take some sticky notes and go back in my text book to read the examples and then just understand the flow and the thought process that takes place, then I write down any formula or the process to solving something on the sticky notes. When I go back to examples it's also really important that you start with the basics, and because of the practice I did before it helps me to understand the topic better and easier when I go over it again, and for the topics I didn't understand when I learned them, I usually understand them really well when I come back and do this process. Sorry for the long paragraph, just wanted to share my recent discovery on a study method. Hope it was atleast somewhat interesting to read tho ♥♥
Thats actually a really good method and I'm glad its been working for you!! Its actually pretty similar to what Ive found during my studies too! Thank you for your support and watching! ❤️❤️
thank u sm for properly explaining the 80/20 rule i was so confused on how to apply it but u explained it rlly well
My problem is, I study a chapter then forget everything i learned in next 4-5days and have absolutely no idea how to do revision with so many chapters . (I’m a physics, chemistry, biology student)
Oh wow you're doing all 3 sciences??
Well with physics since its heavily problem based you can just do questions over and over again whilst applying your knowledge.
With biology do practice questions, however, you will need to find an effective way to memorise things, so flashcards, notes, testing yourself on different things stuff like that.
Chemistry is like a mix of both worlds, you need to remember concepts but also know how to answer problem based questions. And since chemistry and biology share some concepts, you can find a way to relate them to eachother and apply them to eachother and that should help you remember a bit more!
Same here!! You've Just explained what I literally go through everytime I'm in 10th grade probably gonna pursue the same (pcb) idk what I'm gonna do🥲
What about nursing subjects! Any advice !?
@@jet.james.61 haha yes, I’m an Indian and we study subjects based on three options Science ( includes Physics, chemistry, biology or maths), Commerce and Arts.
Btw thank you for your advice !! :)
@@lori60965 Often with nursing I assume you have a lot of content to remember and understand so I would recommend using flash cards, or whenever you take notes, make sure you understand them and don't take too many notes otherwise you wont be able to remember them.
If theres parts you dont understand but you think are important you should probably consult your teacher and ask them to help you with understanding! Or ask your classmates!
Thanks to your video, I was able to understand what mistake I was making in studying . And from now on I will use your 80/20 study technique.
Thats great! I'm happy I was able to help! Let me know how it goes! :)
Honestly!! This channel,It's going to be big one
Aww thank you for your support
Absolutely appreciate everything about your channel. The fact that you give attention to every comment and heart them is so sweet of you and shows you care about the viewers. Keep going!
Aw thank you thats so nice to hear! I appreciate the support! ❤
Amazing
I like it when u said something like ,break isn't really necessarily well i also believe that !! Ohh and also that not taking note part was alsoo so relatable ur right !
Glad someone acknowledge it❤ new sub
my school physics exam asks 35-45% derivations, 5% theory, 50-60% numericals. Memorizing derivations is yhe most annoying part tbh.
Oh wow that is annoying, derivations is kind of difficult. Usually with derivations I find the best way to study them is by actively relating them to other equations. So if you have a main equation you tend to remember the other parts that come along with the derivation
omg finally someone who understands my idea of breaks. ive always been told to take more breaks but honestly it ruins my momentum.
Exactlyy! Even if I study for 30 mins and take a break, after I come back from a break I just feel lazy haha
@@jet.james.61 ur so real for that
thank you !! i appreciate ur advice as someone who also has a short attention span ! I like how you didn't just take ur ipad or laptop and open notion ...
you are the big brother that i needed seriously love you muaahhh brother for these tips
i dont have any major exams or assessments coming up but i genuinely had a slight fear that my grades would be dropping this year. after watching your video it made me realise how i had a few errors to change in the way i study. just the way you explained why you do such and such techniques was so informative, well-explained, and relatable. like thank god you don’t say fat words and over-explain the benefits of a technique. i understood so much from you thank u so much (i also have a short attention span but i feel like if you ever made a 1 hour video on a subject, i’d watch it fs 😂)
the break part soo true :)
Thank you for encouraging me about what I do.
I will do all my best , I'm sure and I will be strong and patient.
Finally I found someone who doesn't take breaks such as me 🙃. Greetings from Egypt 🇪🇬
Hi! I'm glad you found it relatable! Hello from Australia!
New to your channel... I can finally relate with someone and now I know I'm not doing it wrong,it's just how people like me (short attention span/prone to be distracted) study! sometimes I would try to take breaks (force myself) and end up active recalling what I read...then,in case I forget something I sit back and go through the text again.
In my case, I consider my breaks are just bathroom breaks, filling water bottle (in case,I drank it all) or ...to disturb my siblings (for short term,lol)
The 5 step was realistic enough!
Why you underrated....
Love your videos
Bye~
Thank you so much for your support!
And that's exactly right! I also find it difficult to take breaks without getting too distracted so I'd rather practice deep work, and get all of the work done in one go!
Look forward to seeing you in future videos! :)
your video is pretty fun to watch i mean even the way you just explain things is like so relatable. thankssss
Aww thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)
Thank you for this video i found it really helpful. I watched this video 2 weeks from now to see the results, and after 2 weeks I feel really good and relieved. I finished my tasks on time. thank u very much ❤❤
Ive watched hundreds of study tips videos but at the end of each video i get a feeling that It's not what i was excpecting them to say like theres no way that would be Actually effective but oh finally you literally just said all i needed to hear especially about the practice questions, breaks everything haha thanksss ❤
I'm so glad this video helped!!! Best of luck with your tests, exams and studies! ❤
I am preparing for my ACCA p level exams, and weirdly enough, this is the note taking technique that I applied this session and this is more effective than it sounds! I didn’t study the texts that much, I practiced, let myself feel dumb and note the parts that were tough and revise repeatedly. And about breaks I agree too, I take longer breaks like 30-40mins in 4-5hrs, that too with a plan or agenda or else I'd be just wandering everywhere instead of studying. I am more focused once I'm more settled in what I'm doing.
As a Indian I was first hesitating to open the vid cuz they only talk about the pomodoro and blah and subjects like English or geography and all..But I still opened cuz my intuition said it's smthin diff...and I totally loved it...bruhhhhh You're like the twin...and when you said about my 15 hour break turns into the rest of the day it wassss enough to hit the subieee button...💋I just loved It!!! I want to see more content..I can't wait alhegakvdkabldfkskaslb
honestly this no break thing will also work with biology majors because of biochem and especially for med school people who have to understand long mechanisms.
Thats good! I find that if I take time away from what I'm working on I tend to forget the moment I come back from a break
Lol I definitely agree with you for the breaks, I don't take them too much bc I have a really short attention span and I will end up procrastinating for the rest of the day.
Thats so true hahaha. I usually play games during my break and I end up playing way more than I should
This video means a lot.thanks bro.now I'm understanding what i should do for 80/20 rules.thank you so much.i was stuck in my 20%marks.🎉
Thank you!! I'm glad I could help I hope your future results go well! 🎉💫
man i thought i would have failed my exams but thanks to you i was able to pass my exams!
Amazing video! Ur suggestions actually work unlike most of the others and love ur humor😂
Aww thank you!! I'm glad the tips helped and I'm happy you enjoy my content! :)
The break part is way too relatable.
This is my situation, this is so relatable
Very realistic and effective tips brother!!! So glad it wasn’t too much exaggerated or outta this world but actually real
HEYY THERE!!
Found your channel recently and it is a great help to ace myself academically even more....
Started loving your channel when i saw this video, and you were the first one to actually give a genuine tip about maths which i really liked❤
Looking forward for more content from you
I’m glad to hear that, thank you so much for your lovely comment! I’m glad to have helped 🫶
This is the video I’ve looking for, I’ve had to take a break from taking breaks🥺❣️, support from the 🇵🇭
Glad I could help!! And yes I also need a break from breaks haha, thank you for your support! ❣️🇦🇺
thank you for the tips, i can see you growing into a big channel ❤
Aww thanks for supporting the channel! I hope the tips helped!
I am so thankful for stumbling upon this video , the video is so underrated . Thank you ❤
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much
@@jet.james.61 the fact u r replying to all of us is also underrated 🤍🪄🪄🪄
thank you for the video, it helped!! also you're adorable 😭
Awww glad I could help! Thank youuu 🫶
The time you realise aesthetic notes r of no use if you don't understand-
Grateful tht I found this video and loved the editing , I enjoyed it .. keep doing more of this .
First time to witness such a dedicated western chad in studies !🗿
Thank you so much for all your advices and it definitely gonna help me. The 'break' part was so relatable for me.
No problem!! Thank you for support and I'm glad my advice was helpful!
To anyone reading this comment this man described it it too perfectly ,it applies so perfectly I was a student spending hours on study sessions as per my teachers would always advice me to study for around 8 hrs a day to score A (and being obedient I did ) then moving to my as lvl while doing self study I use to literally study around to 2 to 3 hrs a day nearly weeks before my cies and trust me aced my exams with as and bs WITH SELF STUDY and in subject like a lvl maths I scored a good grade (but do practice tho ) it’s just how u study smart and there is no point to stress out pro tip+every one has a diff style ur probably more smarter than those students studying for hours and hours and could do it in just a lil time
Omg, finally someone I can relate to! Especially since i really love taking notes which is I almost spent the entire day taking/making notes rather than 'studying'. So, thank you for this! I can also relate to the part where I don't take breaks when studying hahahah
tysm, you deserve more recognition
No problem! thank you for the support!!
I'm so glad I found a video that gives a practical, effective and useful tips huge thanks 💗💗💗
Glad it was helpful! I'm so happy to hear that! 💖❤️
I immediately subscribed when he did those cute hand movements imao😭
I'm a 3rd year Chemical Engineering student, I gasped when I saw you solving for a mass transfer subject. I'm currently taking Heat and Mass Transfer this semester and I find the subject quite challenging. I really love your take about the note taking thing. Most of my study time is consumed by making pretty notes that I'm not able to practice solving the entire topic coverage.
Omgg same I'm also a 3rd Year. But yeah, note taking is something I don't spend too much time on anymore... Unfortunately Semester 1 of my 1st year was the only time I could spend taking notes, other than that it's almost impossible to be up to date with the knowledge if you want to take pretty notes :(
Omg thank you soo much I finally found out what's the problem. My attention span is that of a gold fish I take an hour of break after every fifteen minutes I have this urge to take a break and then feel guilty about it. I study a whole night but I just effectively study for an hour. This video helped me soo much tysmm I'm def not taking any breaks now.
Aww thank you so much! Im glad you found the advice helpful!
thank you a lot, you’re one of the 1st youtuber who gives advices for mathematics ! And they are useful
Finally someone so relatable and helpfull 😭💗
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I'm crying, I studied all day and didn't even hold a gadget for a even a sec then I tried taking multiple tests about what I studied and I kept failing. Now I only have 1 day left 'til the exam and I feel like I know nothing.
Thank you so much for posting this 😊I was struggling a lot with my studies but your study tips actually worked for me ❤ Thnx! keep uploading these type of videos so that students like me can get some help.
I'm glad I could help ❤ I look forward to seeing you in future videos!
I kinda like it i really have to study like this for board exams.
Its so great how you take care to reply to every comment, thanks for the advices big bro ☺️
No problem!!
youre so real bro i like you sm for that
Aw thank you for the support! Im happy to hear that
My god…thank you. I am feeling understood right now 😳🥺💙
Thank you so much for the advice! It helped me a lot! You deserve way more recognition.
Aww thank you for watching! I'm glad my advice helped!
bros a big brother giving me tips i never know i needed
As someone who also takes longer breaks than he should this is so relatable. I just put my phone and everything far away for like 3 hours when I have to study that long
The part about breaks was definitely dedicated to me😂omg😂 im so glad you confirmed my logic on breaks😂
Right?! 🤣
The recommendation of barely break is very useful to me! Thank you❤
how to study SMART for EXAMS | test/exam tips
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1. stop taking notes. do practice q. follow 80-20 rule in study.
2. jot instead of note
3. rinse and repeat
4. take break when necessary. but keep in mind about your attention span. dont take too much break or too long break. do deep work
5. shuffle your study subjects but put constant daily effort
13 days later I'll be taking my univesity entrance exam. Even today, i am tend to take long notes (i dont even re-read them sometimes) i realized that it is just waste of time. Now i will try your technique and study with practice questions. I'll share my results after the exam.
Pray before you write your exam❤
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bro... You're super relatable, this is literally for me ! 😭✋🏻 Thankyou ❤❤
I subscribed so fast. Thank you so much! I love how calm you are, but still not boring at all ❤
Я не знаю как это видео оказалось в моих рекомендациях, но оно действительно оказалось полезным за счёт подходящих мне методик учёбы. Как раз через пару месяцев экзамены сдавать
catering revision towards exam questions help a lot too
I don't take breaks.
So relatable dude!
U r so real here.।
Keep it up ! 👾👍
Well, u just earned urself a new subscriber. Love the vids
I saw my feed recommending ur video and seriously boyyyyy ..finally someone who does the work without taking break because of distractions! Apart from the youtubers who say take a break and get back. U were more realistic and someone I can relate to !! Thank youu for ur tipss. U helped meee
Thank you so much for the support! Im happy to hear that you find it relatable and helpful! 🥰
Thank you so much for posting this ❤🥺
Idk how many videos i have watched for finding some ACTUALLY usable tips...🥲 Yours is so practical & helpful 😁
Glad i found this channel, subscribed😄🌼
And yesss pls make a video about studying a week before exams 🤌
Aww thank you for you support! I'm happy to hear that the tips were able to help! 🫶🏼💫, best of luck with your exams! ❤️
@@jet.james.61 tysm 🌼😁 so sweet of you to reply backk 😄❤️ yea I hope to do well in my UTs 😌
Lots of love ❤️ and have a great dayy 🌝