Can't do that, I'm the only student in all of the people I know 🙂 (well except for my younger sister who let's be honest if I'm with her I am not going to study at all)
And that's the correct Pomodoro-Technique. The whole point of it is that you only need a break of a few minutes after working for 20 to 30 minutes to be almost as fresh as in the beginning
@@user-ze3no2cm7z it’s an issue because it’s annoying. Speaking to slower talkers/ readers is a headache. And just not speaking to them doesn’t work as they are everywhere.
@@Yeetedaway it low-key sounded like school/ being in class when the teacher says "we're not done yet, 5 more minutes," soo- but I still agree with wanting to go there in general
A study method for people who dont have ppl to study with: 1. Study using ur notes for lets say 30 minutes (30 minute break) 2. Take the practice exam 3. When you finish it grade it like how your professor would 4. Find all the mistakes you made in each questions (30 minute break) 5. Finish studying the mistakes and review the things you did correct too (Having relaxing music helps too)
I love how you give a lot of breaks. You could also use a schedule with the 97531 method. Basically nine days before the test exam you repeat the study technique. Then you repeat this study plan on day seven ontofive on day one and finally the day before the test. If you have more time you could do this by week. I wanted to mention as additional method as sometimes reviewing every day may be hard due to people schedules. But I still think it is important to review often and I think the schedule is great in regards to how many breaks are good luck hope this can help someone
@@tomonewi I agree. Also take a moment to actually look at what you got wrong. Don’t feel bad about getting it wrong because it’s time for you to learn and clarify on any topic you were confused about before the real test quiz or exam
LMAO it's what happened to me a lot at the end of middle school with my then-undiagnosed ADHD friend. I love her but it was so hard to study when she tried to distract you after 5min 😂❤ Maybe making a bet of some sorts could help you keep yourself accountable! Like buying snacks and/or a drink for your friend for maybe max 6-7USD if you stop your study session. Something harmless but that you'd feel like "ahhh still I'd rather not tbh out of nowhere" Luckily I got into a high school that had amazingly motivated classmates which ended up dragging me along instead lmao
@@rainbowocean5075 not necessarily, if you're in college and you either live on campus or can stay on campus for some time before/after classes there's probably study groups and/or other people looking for study buddies
I'm definitely gonna do the study website tomorrow (I wanna finally get to do the things I've been wanting to do ((write thank you letters to my aunts/uncles for the gifts they gave me this past Christmas and a letter to my online friends)). I used to listen to lofi music all the time when studying and it made me focus so much better.
This really helps on regular days when we don't have to study 10 hours for an exam. Other influencers only share methods to study on exam days, but I actually needed this. Thanks ❤️❤️
That's what I do and i thought it's pretty basic, my attention span isn't much but not less also, like i can study for 1.5-2hr in continuation max So i do 1hr study with 30 min brake again and again for 10hours
I like to at least meditate for 5 minutes during my study breaks it really clears out that brain fog and strain. And I listen to classical music while I study because adhd and it’s hard for me to stay focused too but that helps so much
@@kenna.-_ bro don't do this. Armies and blinks do it a lot and now many fandoms hate them for this very reason. Let's make stay an ideal fandom. Fighting!
This seems a lot better than the 8 hour intensive studying session me and my friends did in preparation for our chem final lmao. Though we did break for dinner in between
@@sequinjin8332it's actually a really good method, because the human brain typically isn't able to fully concentrate for longer than 15-20 mins. So if you take a break after 20 minutes your brain can 'reset' in the next 20 mins and you're able to study way more effectively in the for the next 20 min session than if you studied for 60 min straight.
@@viola1066 I'm not talking about the video, I'm talking about the comment. The video is a very good study method but the person in the comment said they did an intensive 8 hour study session rather than studying in fragments and taking time off. So yeah, I agree with you. A study session should never be that long because that implies you're doing it on a time crunch and at the last minute rather than doing just a few hours a day spread out. 8 at once is too long and doesn't do much for the brain, aka pseudo-working. Maybe like 2-3 hours a few days a week rather than one super long session.
What’s interesting is that 20 minute working session then break is great! However, it can’t be a long break where you totally become distracted and lose focus. Really the optimal break is around 5 minutes, then 20-30 minutes working, then repeat.
@sequinjin8332 Yeah no I'll stick to my 12 straight hour study marathon than spending money buying treats at a café and gaming and calling it "studying"
This is actually brilliant 👏 👌 studies have shown that when you learn something and immediately do something interesting or fun (or traumatic unfortunately😟) it will stick with you better long term and the study buddy thing I have found immensely helpful as long as they know not to distract each other lol 😉 love this!! ❤️
For me studying is like a wave at start is really difficult and then on its very easy to keep at it for hours together and then there will be a period of depression where no matter how much I study just can't and that's usually in the early morning
Am a college student and my study method is to write down notes, you might not be able to study them but it acts as muscle memory. If you panic every time you student when exams are near, then you cant get everything correct, thats why you have to calm down and focus up
i have adhd and this method has worked so well for me ! i’ll try study for half an hour then watch an episode of a show and alternate between the two i’ve ended up getting about 3 hours of study in a day which is a massive achievement for me
IM SO HAPPY I FOUND THIS, ITS GONNA SAVE MY LIFE NEXT YEAR- next year school for me gets like 10x harder and I can never get anything done, this is honestly a life saver 🤣🤣
I actually use this website a lot! I use sometimes the fireplace ones but most of the time since I’m an ARMY and a BLINK, I use the K-pop study lives and I put on a timer for 20 minutes and I take a break for 15 minutes like a long break just playing a game or reading a book (I BEG of u to NEVER EVER use ur phone to scroll through insta, TikTok or yt shorts PLS it will rlly make u procrastinated and distracted)
it’s also really good to after each break to study a different subject as it’s like not taking a break. It doesn’t really go in hope this sort of helped and enjoy your day!!
I always switch to a different subject whenever I start getting tired of studying the same one. It really helps me keep studying for long periods of time!😁
Idk if anyone else relates to this, but I always get stuck in a bad mindset when studying (especially for writing). Like, when I start an essay I’m just like "well, I need to get the entire thing done rn or else I didn’t really do anything" instead of having the mindset of working on it piece by piece. Then I always just end up frantically getting it done at the last second 😭
That’s called an all or nothing mindset or black and white thinking. I deal with that too and what helps me is to estimate how long each assignment/reading should take and then split it into 15 minute chunks, I call them shifts. After that I organize my shifts so that there is a good amount of time between each one. For example: History takes an hour to study for, French takes 45 minutes, Psychology takes 30 minutes. I alternate in this order: History, French, Psych, History, French, Psych, History, French, History. With this method I don’t get too tired out on one thing to the point I do nothing else. It helps me at least get started on some things. It also means I can easily take a break when I need to. I usually take a 15 minute break every 45 minutes. I still sometimes don’t finish the remaining amount until the last minute but having to do 75% of it last minute instead of 100% is very helpful.
Yeah I have this, I have spent 72 hours awake just getting one assignment done. You can't really change it so the best thing to do is give yourself breaks, not like this girl did though
The only way that I can study is by myself, no public spaces, with my notes in front of me, snacks at the ready, and rain noises. They are wonderful white noise and it feels like it’s clearing my brain, definitely recommend.
You should try to get rid of the snacks, if one day you can't afford them then your brain won't be able to focus because it knows something is different
The Pomodoro technique is 20 minute intervals of productiveness, followed by a brief 5-minute break. After four consecutive Pomodoros, take a 30-minute break. This is the method I use and it works for me. I think her method of 20 minutes on/20 minutes off would make me feel unproductive, but if it’s working for her and her friends, who am I to judge? We all have different needs, so just because it doesn’t work for me doesn’t mean that’s true for others.
@@IndieCindy3 Yeah, I never personally liked the pomodoro thing, but to me, doing something for as long as you aren't just seems really unproductive. Taking any break at all makes me unproductive; the second I take a break, I lose my focus and "flow". Normal pomodoro works for a lot of people though, and that's fine, but to me, I feel like doing something for 1 hour and doing nothing for 1 hour is just beyond unproductive.
I like to start by reading over the learning concepts of the chapter. Most people skip this but it tells you what you actually need to know so stop skipping! Then I read through the chapter and highlight text that I think looks like a broad concept or supporting idea to the learning concepts I read earlier. (AKA Important stuff and main ideas, not supporting details). Then I take a 10 minute break to hydrate and eat a little snack and I avoid getting on my phone because I know I’ll get sucked in. When I’m done with my break I make a mind map of those broad concepts to connect all the main ideas of the chapter. Then I go back through the text and add more and more details. I like to make it so that I could reason myself to most answers as long as the questions pertain to the broad topics so I make sure I REALLY understand those topics first before I worry about memorizing minute details. Then I take a practice test if there one available to see what I need to go back and look at in more detail. Then another break. This break is longer and usually involves me working on another subject so I shift my focus and see what my brain actually retained when the break is over. When I come back from my break I make a brain dump. I basically write down everything I remember from what I studied earlier and try to connect it all together. If I have time and it’s relevant for the class I’m studying for I will also connect some concept to previous concepts from the class. I will compare this brain dump to my textbook and make sure nothing important is missing. Then another practice test. If there’s no practice test then I just look back at the learning concepts and make sure I can explain them all in detail. If that goes well then I’m done!
literally was like I have so much work to do bc I haven't done any (bc I have been sick and I go back to school tomorrow) I did think and omg the amount of stuff I did in 20 mins omg I was so impressed. thank you so much
The thing that bothers me is that every time I try to go study with my friends they just keep being on their phones and they don’t study so that’s really annoying.
Tyy I’m a chronic procrastinator and my dream is to get into Cornell ever since I saw your channel I fell I love with the university and it give me hope that me and my laziness can make it✨🥹
anyone else who watches people be productive with 20 min screen time per 2-3 hours and realising myself I have been watching these continuously from the past 3 hours? I need to be productive 😭
@@user-ju6fw7ge6f starbuck which I think is where she is going is minimum 20/30$ every time you go and order coffee plus snacks and other stuff. The laptop she was rocking is easily 1000$ idk precisely, and the tablet also another 1000$ with the pen and whatnot
Okay so I get that it helps with studying but what happens when you're in the workforce and you have to do this all day long? Are you going to take 20 minute breaks? How are you ever going to work a few hours solid on something?
Bro these study methods are great in the long term and SUPER effective for memorization. I just wish the guys in India preparing for NEET and JEE knew about the benefits of this
i mean, she's bringing her friend BECAUSE she has a short attention span... I also have a very short one, and couldn't study properly even if I was alone with textbooks and nothing else.
@@zwnjjI think my problem is idk how to filter it, I have constant thoughts on my mind of doing something different, and it makes me do my work slower.
Love this tactic. I used to do this when I was in college as well. I would also meet up with 2 of my classmates and go over did we didn't understand 2-3 times a week. The buddy system definitely helps. Keep it up!😊
did i miss something or did u not take short breaks in the pomodoro?? just curiouss also i rewatched and noticed this and then my brain went like: ✨i think there's been a glitch~✨
the study habit that helped me get straight 1.00 (its the highest grade in my country) grades and also be exempted from final examinations, is not being too stressed if i dont get the right answers the first time in lectures and short pop quizzes but learn from mistakes. Also prioritize on sleep but not too much, just enough that you will not feel to exhausted for the next day and also taking notes during lectures and reading it when i get home because as much as we would not want to admit it but CONSTANT RECALL is key for FAMILIARIZATION AND MEMORIZATION.
i always wanted this technique cuz it acc works for me, but i don't got a study buddy lmfao- people from my major are the ones that study alone and my best friend distracts me and i never get work done
This is a sign i should stop procrastinating
“like mate, stop procrastinating”
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What a mood 😭😂
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step one : have a friend
Step 2: not have crippling social anxiety
@@T_i_n_c_a_n Step 3: Somehow actually ask your friend for a study date
@@ggmochie2615 step 4: Be lucky enough that your friends either don't find you annoying and/or are busy
@@spackseries4400 Step 5:Have all the materials and actual FUCKING ENERGY TO GO TO A CAFE AND STUDY INSTEAD OF JUST EATING ALL THE GOODIES😃😃
@@kimkardashianlostearring5277 step 6 : don't loose your fucking motivation and end up smashing a window out of anger 💕
you lost me at "find a study buddy" 💀
easy
Cant do that, none of my friends study
Can't do that, I'm the only student in all of the people I know 🙂 (well except for my younger sister who let's be honest if I'm with her I am not going to study at all)
Fr and i prefer studying alone
LMFAO SAME
damn I'd never get through the work if I'd take a 20 min. break everytime 💀💀 For me it's study 25 minutes, break 5 minutes repeat 💀💀
yeah but for some ppl that have procrastination issues 50/50 study-break timing is better than 1 hr study with 4 hours of doing nothing
Yeah, honestly taking such long breaks would mess up my flow and make me not want to go back to studying. It's also super unproductive.
Ok but some ppl just can't concentrate, so this is actually good!
And that's the correct Pomodoro-Technique. The whole point of it is that you only need a break of a few minutes after working for 20 to 30 minutes to be almost as fresh as in the beginning
For me usually 55-5 or 110-10 and sometimes 115-5
God that pepperoni placement is haunting me rn
That's how the customers in the game suggest sometimes
Yea it hurts me sometimes too, the customers are always asking for the weirdest mixes...like anchovies and onions together💀💀
haha no. i play the game too. the customers just suggest half cheese half pepperoni, but its still 100% annoying.
@@kyronphillips3865 don’t get me started on the “joker pizza ” 💀
The only thing that annoyed me was the ungodly amount of cheese and sauce for no reason
The speed of her voice: 🏃🏻♀️💨🏃🏻♀️💨
My anxiety levels: 📈📈📈
People on the internet be getting anxious about everything now
bro must talk at 2mph what 💀💀 she talks at an average pace
@@crazycatlady2310 different people get anxious about different things.
@@tatesmcsnates4384 she kinda is talking a bit faster than average… And even if they do speak slower why is that an issue???
@@user-ze3no2cm7z it’s an issue because it’s annoying. Speaking to slower talkers/ readers is a headache. And just not speaking to them doesn’t work as they are everywhere.
Cool In Japan there’s a cafe made specifically for that it only lets you leave when you finish your assignment so that’s how I pass my freshman years
@@Yeetedaway nah study in home
Nas Daily
oh so they kidnap you if u dont finish?
And you saw that in nasdaily didn’t you?
@@Yeetedaway it low-key sounded like school/ being in class when the teacher says "we're not done yet, 5 more minutes," soo- but I still agree with wanting to go there in general
First step: *have friends*
Me, a huge introvert with debilitating social anxiety: 👁👄👁
Ahahahah same🤡
Frr😢
Me after watching this: WHERE IS MY COMPUTER!!!
LMAO same though 🤣
Fr fr-
Nah nah nah, where are my friends? 😂😂
@@jesuslovesyou8734 I’m not Christian soz
@@jesuslovesyou8734 im gay
A study method for people who dont have ppl to study with:
1. Study using ur notes for lets say 30 minutes
(30 minute break)
2. Take the practice exam
3. When you finish it grade it like how your professor would
4. Find all the mistakes you made in each questions
(30 minute break)
5. Finish studying the mistakes and review the things you did correct too
(Having relaxing music helps too)
I love how you give a lot of breaks. You could also use a schedule with the 97531 method. Basically nine days before the test exam you repeat the study technique. Then you repeat this study plan on day seven ontofive on day one and finally the day before the test. If you have more time you could do this by week. I wanted to mention as additional method as sometimes reviewing every day may be hard due to people schedules. But I still think it is important to review often and I think the schedule is great in regards to how many breaks are good luck hope this can help someone
Then retake the test and see how you did. Take a break and retake once again if needed.
Yeah this study method is one if your studying on the last day pretty much
@@tomonewi I agree. Also take a moment to actually look at what you got wrong. Don’t feel bad about getting it wrong because it’s time for you to learn and clarify on any topic you were confused about before the real test quiz or exam
@@hatanime 😀
my study buddy would probably end up distracting the both of us😭
I have friends but I can assure you NONE of my main friends would say yes to STUDYING.
Maybe some of my other friend but yeah lmao 😂
LMAO it's what happened to me a lot at the end of middle school with my then-undiagnosed ADHD friend. I love her but it was so hard to study when she tried to distract you after 5min 😂❤ Maybe making a bet of some sorts could help you keep yourself accountable! Like buying snacks and/or a drink for your friend for maybe max 6-7USD if you stop your study session. Something harmless but that you'd feel like "ahhh still I'd rather not tbh out of nowhere"
Luckily I got into a high school that had amazingly motivated classmates which ended up dragging me along instead lmao
I should try this. As a person with ADHD I struggle with lack of motivation and short attention span. This might help
you literally just saved me omg, im currently scrolling on my phone and procrastinating so this just helped a ton
@@jesuslovesyou8734 im a atheist.
@@jesuslovesyou8734 Bruh
@@homeissunz an*
This is very effective but the breaks should only be 5-10 mins with a longer break every hour or or two so be careful how you set it up.
i have my exams this week and was supposed to start studying again an hour ago, bouta pull this up rn
So step one:
Find anyone willing to be a study buddy that I actually like and doesn't have a COMPLETELY different schedule while living an hour away.
RIGHT LMAO? 🤣 half the time making a like minded friend feels so impossible
its only possible for those in a city it seems.:')
So no one😭😭
@@rainbowocean5075 not necessarily, if you're in college and you either live on campus or can stay on campus for some time before/after classes there's probably study groups and/or other people looking for study buddies
@@rainbowocean5075 nah my friends live in the same city and still an hour away
You make collage look easy;-;
🗣"and we start by working for 20 mins straight"
Us students during finals-*studying for 5 hours straight*
STILL NOT ENOF😂😂
the point is you're studying harder and not smarter, you're not going to absorb information if you're burned out
@@aceofspades5178 fr fr
"I have a short attention span"
Me: "well it can't be that ba-"
*Proceeds to speak at 10000 words per minute*
she ain't speaking words she shooting them
@@johnjonson6377 XD
I have adhd and this is the preferred speaking rate
@@atinyofficial Yeeeeah this is me fr fr
Wait what...was it fast..??!???
If I were doing 20 min intervals in engineering I would fail every single final lmao
No
Well I would just study for like an hour or so and got thru it so I'm sure a 50:50 ratio could work lol
So true lol😂😂
I study for 2hrs and take a 10min break before going back 😢😢
Cope
@@darkcarrot9275yes
help this works SO WELL! this really motivates you to keep working because you know you'll get a reward by doing so, therefore trying ur best :)
I can't find the website
That pizza game is one of my favorites! It's so relaxing and aesthetic
what is the game called?
@@heidipoyser3697 it used to just be called "Pizza" but it was renamed "Good pizza great pizza"
@@mushroomy06 yes and I agree, it's such a relaxing game
Omg I love it and it's so underrated
except for when the customers get mad over too much pepperoni
I love how i was scrolling on yt shorts and found your channel and now i check back everyday to see if you posted
I'm definitely gonna do the study website tomorrow (I wanna finally get to do the things I've been wanting to do ((write thank you letters to my aunts/uncles for the gifts they gave me this past Christmas and a letter to my online friends)). I used to listen to lofi music all the time when studying and it made me focus so much better.
This really helps on regular days when we don't have to study 10 hours for an exam. Other influencers only share methods to study on exam days, but I actually needed this. Thanks ❤️❤️
I absolutely LOVE Good Pizza, Great pizza, it's really fun and quite relaxing
Finally, someone else! ✨
It's so cute and slightly sarcastic and I love it
Same!
for a second i thought they were playing papa’s pizzeria until i remembered it doesn’t work anymore 😭
Same it such a nice chill game
wait omfg this is such a good idea. im at the point where i don’t necessarily need to do LOTS of studying but anything is better than nothing so tysm
That's what I do and i thought it's pretty basic, my attention span isn't much but not less also, like i can study for 1.5-2hr in continuation max
So i do 1hr study with 30 min brake again and again for 10hours
@@friendlyneighborhood5226 yeah !!! so far i’ve found that 30 ~ 45 minutes study breaks with ten minutes in between works best for me!!
I like to at least meditate for 5 minutes during my study breaks it really clears out that brain fog and strain. And I listen to classical music while I study because adhd and it’s hard for me to stay focused too but that helps so much
Last line so true I can't study alone I need ppl to hold me accountable
wish i had time for 20 min breaks 😭 i study for one hour and rest for 10 mins
@Jay at least you study. I've lost motivation
@@bonbonbonitastay strong soldier 🥲
@Jay omg same
@@bonbonbonita YESSSS A STAY SPOTTED IN THE WILDDD
@@kenna.-_ bro don't do this. Armies and blinks do it a lot and now many fandoms hate them for this very reason. Let's make stay an ideal fandom.
Fighting!
You lost me at “we go to our favorite cafe” I can’t work in loud, crowded areas 😂
she‘s so pretty!!
Used this website super helpful for my procrastination TYSMMMM
This seems a lot better than the 8 hour intensive studying session me and my friends did in preparation for our chem final lmao. Though we did break for dinner in between
I believe that's called pseudo working and it's not a good study method.
@@sequinjin8332it's actually a really good method, because the human brain typically isn't able to fully concentrate for longer than 15-20 mins. So if you take a break after 20 minutes your brain can 'reset' in the next 20 mins and you're able to study way more effectively in the for the next 20 min session than if you studied for 60 min straight.
@@viola1066 I'm not talking about the video, I'm talking about the comment. The video is a very good study method but the person in the comment said they did an intensive 8 hour study session rather than studying in fragments and taking time off. So yeah, I agree with you. A study session should never be that long because that implies you're doing it on a time crunch and at the last minute rather than doing just a few hours a day spread out. 8 at once is too long and doesn't do much for the brain, aka pseudo-working. Maybe like 2-3 hours a few days a week rather than one super long session.
What’s interesting is that 20 minute working session then break is great! However, it can’t be a long break where you totally become distracted and lose focus. Really the optimal break is around 5 minutes, then 20-30 minutes working, then repeat.
@sequinjin8332 Yeah no I'll stick to my 12 straight hour study marathon than spending money buying treats at a café and gaming and calling it "studying"
This is actually brilliant 👏 👌 studies have shown that when you learn something and immediately do something interesting or fun (or traumatic unfortunately😟) it will stick with you better long term and the study buddy thing I have found immensely helpful as long as they know not to distract each other lol 😉 love this!! ❤️
I tried the relaxing part, don't really work. Guess I need me some trauma with my studying
@@MrSilverfab lol
@@MrSilverfab adrenaline works too
It does work lol but their are probably better things you can leverage opposed to trama lol
For me studying is like a wave at start is really difficult and then on its very easy to keep at it for hours together and then there will be a period of depression where no matter how much I study just can't and that's usually in the early morning
this actually really helped me thanks a lot
Am a college student and my study method is to write down notes, you might not be able to study them but it acts as muscle memory. If you panic every time you student when exams are near, then you cant get everything correct, thats why you have to calm down and focus up
omg you’re back im so happy
Saaame!
thank you for being a true inspiration for college students ❤️
I love life at its helped me find a way to stay focused and stop putting off all my work
i have adhd and this method has worked so well for me ! i’ll try study for half an hour then watch an episode of a show and alternate between the two
i’ve ended up getting about 3 hours of study in a day which is a massive achievement for me
IM SO HAPPY I FOUND THIS, ITS GONNA SAVE MY LIFE NEXT YEAR- next year school for me gets like 10x harder and I can never get anything done, this is honestly a life saver 🤣🤣
I actually use this website a lot! I use sometimes the fireplace ones but most of the time since I’m an ARMY and a BLINK, I use the K-pop study lives and I put on a timer for 20 minutes and I take a break for 15 minutes like a long break just playing a game or reading a book (I BEG of u to NEVER EVER use ur phone to scroll through insta, TikTok or yt shorts PLS it will rlly make u procrastinated and distracted)
it’s also really good to after each break to study a different subject as it’s like not taking a break. It doesn’t really go in
hope this sort of helped and enjoy your day!!
I always switch to a different subject whenever I start getting tired of studying the same one. It really helps me keep studying for long periods of time!😁
@@zanesstrange6660 whatever floats your boat! it’s easier for my as i have adhd!
Idk if anyone else relates to this, but I always get stuck in a bad mindset when studying (especially for writing). Like, when I start an essay I’m just like "well, I need to get the entire thing done rn or else I didn’t really do anything" instead of having the mindset of working on it piece by piece. Then I always just end up frantically getting it done at the last second 😭
That’s called an all or nothing mindset or black and white thinking. I deal with that too and what helps me is to estimate how long each assignment/reading should take and then split it into 15 minute chunks, I call them shifts. After that I organize my shifts so that there is a good amount of time between each one. For example:
History takes an hour to study for, French takes 45 minutes, Psychology takes 30 minutes. I alternate in this order: History, French, Psych, History, French, Psych, History, French, History. With this method I don’t get too tired out on one thing to the point I do nothing else. It helps me at least get started on some things. It also means I can easily take a break when I need to. I usually take a 15 minute break every 45 minutes. I still sometimes don’t finish the remaining amount until the last minute but having to do 75% of it last minute instead of 100% is very helpful.
Yeah I have this, I have spent 72 hours awake just getting one assignment done. You can't really change it so the best thing to do is give yourself breaks, not like this girl did though
The timer is the best thing ever discovered it on TikTok
Finally a video that I don't have to speed up by myself
The only way that I can study is by myself, no public spaces, with my notes in front of me, snacks at the ready, and rain noises. They are wonderful white noise and it feels like it’s clearing my brain, definitely recommend.
You should try to get rid of the snacks, if one day you can't afford them then your brain won't be able to focus because it knows something is different
I thought you stop posting
Love your videos from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
BTW you are beautiful and I love your aesthetic 💖😊
OMG thank you so much I tried this and this method helped me so much I was able to finish all my homework! Thank you
Well done :) I am proud of you hehe
Ah yes, work for 2 hours and do nothing for 2 hours. The ultimate productivity.
Resting is part of being productive and different people have different rest needs. Maybe try kindness instead of snark...
@@FatShork Resting is part of being productive, but if you're resting just as long as you're working you aren't being productive...
The Pomodoro technique is 20 minute intervals of productiveness, followed by a brief 5-minute break. After four consecutive Pomodoros, take a 30-minute break. This is the method I use and it works for me. I think her method of 20 minutes on/20 minutes off would make me feel unproductive, but if it’s working for her and her friends, who am I to judge? We all have different needs, so just because it doesn’t work for me doesn’t mean that’s true for others.
@@IndieCindy3 Yeah, I never personally liked the pomodoro thing, but to me, doing something for as long as you aren't just seems really unproductive. Taking any break at all makes me unproductive; the second I take a break, I lose my focus and "flow". Normal pomodoro works for a lot of people though, and that's fine, but to me, I feel like doing something for 1 hour and doing nothing for 1 hour is just beyond unproductive.
@@IndieCindy3isn’t it 25 minutes followed by 5 minutes of break time? Or no?
I was literally playing this game an hour ago. That's such a great game, it's so fun, wholesome and addicting!
With my attention span I cannot concentrate in a public space.
I like to start by reading over the learning concepts of the chapter. Most people skip this but it tells you what you actually need to know so stop skipping!
Then I read through the chapter and highlight text that I think looks like a broad concept or supporting idea to the learning concepts I read earlier. (AKA Important stuff and main ideas, not supporting details).
Then I take a 10 minute break to hydrate and eat a little snack and I avoid getting on my phone because I know I’ll get sucked in.
When I’m done with my break I make a mind map of those broad concepts to connect all the main ideas of the chapter.
Then I go back through the text and add more and more details. I like to make it so that I could reason myself to most answers as long as the questions pertain to the broad topics so I make sure I REALLY understand those topics first before I worry about memorizing minute details.
Then I take a practice test if there one available to see what I need to go back and look at in more detail.
Then another break. This break is longer and usually involves me working on another subject so I shift my focus and see what my brain actually retained when the break is over.
When I come back from my break I make a brain dump. I basically write down everything I remember from what I studied earlier and try to connect it all together. If I have time and it’s relevant for the class I’m studying for I will also connect some concept to previous concepts from the class. I will compare this brain dump to my textbook and make sure nothing important is missing.
Then another practice test. If there’s no practice test then I just look back at the learning concepts and make sure I can explain them all in detail. If that goes well then I’m done!
Even though I have no one this is such a great idea. And exactly what I know I need. Someone else to keep me on task
literally was like I have so much work to do bc I haven't done any (bc I have been sick and I go back to school tomorrow) I did think and omg the amount of stuff I did in 20 mins omg I was so impressed. thank you so much
Immediately when i heard Oblivion my attention was meh to EYES WIDE OPEN PAYING 100% ATTENTION
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this is exactly how I study!!! it works amazing
The thing that bothers me is that every time I try to go study with my friends they just keep being on their phones and they don’t study so that’s really annoying.
ahhh this sounds so fun I hope I can find fun classmates in college
Tyy I’m a chronic procrastinator and my dream is to get into Cornell ever since I saw your channel I fell I love with the university and it give me hope that me and my laziness can make it✨🥹
I know that feeling :) but I am sure you will it through university!
You posted again finally😫
anyone else who watches people be productive with 20 min screen time per 2-3 hours and realising myself I have been watching these continuously from the past 3 hours? I need to be productive 😭
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Thanks for the idea! Love it! 🤍
Real title:
Best study method for rich college students that can afford to go to a cafe everyday and own 2000 worth of tech for school
girl just go to a library stfu
Nah, you can do it at your home with a pc and a console or mobiles. I think that it is actually a good study method that may help someone.
it’s just a coffeeshop and a tablet....
@@user-ju6fw7ge6f starbuck which I think is where she is going is minimum 20/30$ every time you go and order coffee plus snacks and other stuff.
The laptop she was rocking is easily 1000$ idk precisely, and the tablet also another 1000$ with the pen and whatnot
chill, you can do this at home💀
thank you for this. i now know how i shall study when i go to university.
You should try the app focus keeper, it always helps me when I’m studying.
Okay so I get that it helps with studying but what happens when you're in the workforce and you have to do this all day long? Are you going to take 20 minute breaks? How are you ever going to work a few hours solid on something?
Me after taking notes: *”meh ill do it tmrw”*
Bro these study methods are great in the long term and SUPER effective for memorization. I just wish the guys in India preparing for NEET and JEE knew about the benefits of this
Omg I love that game and me and my friends need this!
step 1:
bismillah
step2:
BISMILLAH
step3:
BISMILLAH!!!!!!
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Of course you have a short attention span if you study in a cafe with 4 different devices and friends around you
i mean, she's bringing her friend BECAUSE she has a short attention span... I also have a very short one, and couldn't study properly even if I was alone with textbooks and nothing else.
@@zwnjjI think my problem is idk how to filter it, I have constant thoughts on my mind of doing something different, and it makes me do my work slower.
Exactly, not everyone has the money to buy a coffee and a cake everyday, especially students
Shes playing my childhood game-
Love this tactic. I used to do this when I was in college as well. I would also meet up with 2 of my classmates and go over did we didn't understand 2-3 times a week. The buddy system definitely helps. Keep it up!😊
Other people don’t do this? I mean the only diff with this for me is I study for 10 minutes and have a 20 minute break 😂
I study for 10 minutes and take a day break😂
@@Yingying-po9il me tho 💀😭
I see macbook and Starbucks i know these people never studied once in their life
Thank you for sharing with us your study method! I’ll try it soon
Good thing I definitely have a friend to keep me on track 😁
An accountability partner is what I need. I go over my break all the time!
I will help you to be motivated evey time so would you like to be my study buddy?
@@fatmaqidwai9958hey, what about being study buddies?
did i miss something or did u not take short breaks in the pomodoro?? just curiouss
also i rewatched and noticed this and then my brain went like:
✨i think there's been a glitch~✨
Yeah I think it’s supposed to be a 5 minute break but I’m not sure, she did call it the “long break timer” so I guess there’s different settings?
She didn't use the pomodoro technique, you can't spend half your time gaming and be productive
The pomodoro study with mes are the only way I can focus otherwise I get distracted so easily 😅
This is really good I like your tips
step no. 1: make friends
Girl talks faster then god rap💀
Studies show you can best sleep instead of chill the 20 minutes. It work’s wonder’s!
I’ve been using life at for years! Works like a charm!
the study habit that helped me get straight 1.00 (its the highest grade in my country) grades and also be exempted from final examinations, is not being too stressed if i dont get the right answers the first time in lectures and short pop quizzes but learn from mistakes.
Also prioritize on sleep but not too much, just enough that you will not feel to exhausted for the next day and also taking notes during lectures and reading it when i get home because as much as we would not want to admit it but CONSTANT RECALL is key for FAMILIARIZATION AND MEMORIZATION.
Girl my practice exams are 3 hours long how am I meant to
I'm a HUGE procrastinator and having a timer helped me very much!!! I really recomend it
This is great if you have friends 👍
All my finals being online and at home with cheat sheets 👁👄👁
You know what helps me study, the fear of failing a class I’m going into debt for.. ig daddy’s money takes that motivation away
this helped me so much thank you!
i always wanted this technique cuz it acc works for me, but i don't got a study buddy lmfao- people from my major are the ones that study alone and my best friend distracts me and i never get work done
Why is her Whole personality be in college students like it’s getting boring
It's her content though- I mean, no hate or anything but no one is forcing you to watch her videos, people do find it both entertaining and helpful:^
I'm a loner... Depressed and have anxiety too. No study buddy and I can't get out of my house. Just go out for college classes.
u look just like shubble!!!
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Thank you, I will use this study method I’m the future! 😊