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Sir seriously thanks a lot am from India and these things our teacher never told us right now am preparing for entrance exam and really this video help me a lottt.. india really needs these type of teachers ❤❤❤
@@jahnavimishra7166 Thanks Jahna. If you haven't seen it yet, here's the UPDATED 2024 VERSION that takes your results to a WHOLE NEW LEVEL. Not just Textbooks but EVERYTHING you study: Live Lectures. Recorded Lessons. Powerpoints. ABSORB WHAT YOU STUDY LIKE A SPONGE: th-cam.com/video/8ciQbxGcrQM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pBqD7y-qwXbL4dhX
Wow 1 M peoples are trying to understand how to really memories the book i think most of them are students and some of that are highschool and some of them might be psychologist 😊
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I do something similar to this in med school, 1. I read through all the chapter sub headings & draw a map on how they link 2. I try to understand the entire chapter (not memorize, just focused on understanding) 3. I start taking notes on the important points & at this point I've already memorized the entire chapter
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@@BeSmarterFaster Neil Degrasse Tyson says the same thing. He is also answering questions to everyone who is asking, sharing his knowledge because he feels like it is his duty to help curiousity and to gain knowledge. Very smart, kind and respectful. Respect!
@@BeSmarterFaster Your video just popped off in my youtube feed, and so I decided to watch it, and frankly, I did not regret doing so, A book was near me while I was watching your video, I grabbed it and tried to apply your technique, I suprisingly felt aware of the material I'm reading than I use to do before! This is so amazing, I feel like a capable person again, thank you for this awesome video, now I'm looking forward to read books and materials that I have neglected over the years because I always thought that they are boring, but now I have a completely new mindset on how to approach them. Thank you professor. I see in the comments that you reply on and like others comments, which means that you are indeed a one of a kind in these dark world whereby everyone is busy with themelves rather than helping and reaching out to others who are stuck. we appreciate what you doing, keep rocking professor!
@@SuperRinneganChannel THANK YOU for such an excellent post. You really touched my heart. And... I'm PROUD of you. You immediately put these ideas into ACTION and saw results right away. That's wonderful. GOD BLESS YOU. May you find your own way to take what you've learned in life and do what you can to help make the world a better place. Hopes you've subscribed with notifications enabled as I have many educational resources on my channel now, with many more to come.
Literally me right now 😂😭 I have a terrible habit of procrastinating and have a certification exam that I need to do within 3 weeks that I had a year to prep for but put off for 11 months because of stress,depression, severe anxiety and death in the family, loss, Coronavirus, work from home... I just kind of back burnered these two exams that cost me a couple hundred bucks and I have 3 weeks now to play catch up but I really suck it remembering text these days. Not as young as I used to be and it seems my ability to retain information has decreased.he's hoping these tips help me get through 800 pages of one text and 1600 of another! All the best out there to my fellow procrastinators ❤️
i am autistic, down syndrome and have ADHD, this video has changed my life. i want to thank you so very much. i dont go school becuse i dont hav money, but i am start teaching my self so i can get job. so the very much.
THANK YOU for the very kind words Emmah. This is a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html Hope you’ve subscribed with notifications enabled, as I have many educational resources on my channel now, with many more to come.
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@@BeSmarterFaster sir you are simply amazing. I don't have any words to describe how thankful I am to you. I don't know about the world but you have made a positive impact on me
I wanna add one more: If you speak a second language, translate the material in your mind. Doing this will force you to engage more, and will help you block other distracting thoughts
Hi Edgar. Thanks for viewing and for posting a good comment. I like what you said. In fact you'll see ideas similar to what you've mentioned in my series "Instant Concentration: How To Focus Your Mind In A World Of Information Overload" here on my channel.
Hi @@karenetov4271 Thanks for viewing and for posting your comment. I hope you also enjoy my series on Test Taking and also Instant Concentration here on my channel.
Summary guys: 1. Flip through the pages a. How long is the chapter b. How many words are there compared to images c. Does anything jump out at you? Graphs, images, tables etc. 2. Go to the end of the chapter a. Did they give you any sort of a quiz? b. Quiz will give the important information that should be gained from the chapter 3. Go to the beginning of the chapter a. Read the bold print b. Titles, subtitles, headings: Break down of information 4. Go to the beginning one more time a. First and last sentence in each paragraph b. First sentence is the introduction . The last sentence of the paragraph helps you sum it up 5. Now you have got the preview a. Start reading the chapter and make your notes on it ****REPETITION IS MOTHER OF LEARNING ****
Excellent note taking. Your summary is spot on Sharma. Here's a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html Hope you’ve subscribed with notifications enabled, as I have many educational resources on my channel now, with many more to come.
I really appreciate your commenting and seeing the other comments because you feel like a real person not like another video which helped me take the information in the video more seriously can you can't believe how hot it to do that for me (ADHD)@@BeSmarterFaster
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Yes. TH-cam is like Santa Claus. "Knows if you've been bad or good, so be good for goodness sake. You better watch out..." Hope you all got value from my content and that you check out the other videos on my channel.
00:20 📚 Don't read a textbook like a novel. Start by previewing the chapter. 02:20 📖 Read the quiz questions at the end first. This highlights what's important in the chapter. 03:19 📌 Focus on bold print, titles, subtitles, and topic headings for an overview. 04:51 📝 Read the first and last sentences of each paragraph for exposure, not comprehension. 06:08 🔄 This method is more effective than cramming for retention. Repetition aids learning.
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This is a more detailed video you may find helpful, as I give examples and compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html Hope you’ve subscribed with notifications enabled, as I have many educational resources on my channel now, with many more to come.
8 years later and you’re the teacher I’ve always needed. Thank you for continuing to inspire generations of students and I will definitely stay tuned to your videos.
A quick summary for those who want it: - Flip through each page: Overview on what is coming. - Look at the End-Quiz: You know what you look for. - Read the bold print: Information has been broken down for you. - Read the first and last sentence in a paragraph: The first sentence is an introduction & the last a conclusion. This method takes more time than just reading the chapter in one go, but it is way more effective. And remember: REPETITION IS THE MOTHER OF LEARNING.
Finally a to-the-point tutorial. Most of these kind of videos just ramble on about “getting into the correct learning mindset” and “stop stressing out about it”. This actually has specific instructions I can do immediately. For anyone in doubt - I tried this method it works impeccably. All textbooks are different so adapt the style as fit, but I assure you that this is fail-safe.
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@@TheGreatMind55 Thanks for viewing, and for actually taking the time to go through some of the comments before posting yours. It is very much appreciated! Here's a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html
Hi, Matt. Would be nice if you post something about a learning technique of differrent manuals, chapters with technical recommendations and requirements where you dont have a well structured chapters or where you have to learn all the recommendations and requirements, for example, procedures, equipment specs etc.
@@rustamrasulov820 Thanks for the suggestion. In the meantime, here's a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html
How to watch this video: 1. Keep skipping 5 seconds till the end 2. Watch the last 15 seconds of the video 3. Watch the first and last 5 seconds of each minute. 4. Now watch the entire video Remember guys, REPETITION is the mother of learning. . Jokes apart, this is THE video that is going to drastically improve your grades. All the best.
I have been searching for a video like this on youtube for so long. I finally found it “How to study” thank you so much! You’re the only person who ACTUALLY explained how to study unlike the others who always say read notes, highlight and stuff. Thank you very much.
Repeat for all chapters: 1. *Flip Through* each page in the chapter _(Tells your brain what to look out for, how it's structured, and other subconscious benefits)_ 2. Read *Questions* at end of chapter _(Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon)_ 3. Read *Bold Words* in the chapter _(Titles, subtitles, Topic-Headings. Get a better understanding of the structure)_ 4. Read *First and Last Sentence* of each paragraph _(First sentence gives an indication on what the rest of the paragraph is about, the last sentence sums up the important information)_ 5. *Read through* the chapter and *take notes* _(Brings everything together and lets you connect the dots)_
That is OUTSTANDING Sahil. I'm PROUD of you. Which board exams did you take? Have you watched my other videos? Please tell us a bit more about yourself.
I have watched your many videos but this one was the reason i could survive my 10th grade with above 95%marks throught the year . Thankyou so much sir .
Can we appreciate how this video/class was following that exact formula? First listing the points without any deep explanation to any of them. Then started over and got into the how's and why's for each point.
Even though I was wasting time watching makeup and skincare tutorials, photoshop surgeon, Ted ed videos, TH-cam really knows what I'm actually struggling for
Hi Shree. Thanks for viewing and for taking a moment to post your comment. Hope you got benefit from my content and that you'll also watch my series on Test Taking Tactics and also Instant Concentration.
‘wasting time’ - I don’t like how you use that term against great technological resources. It really is sad how the education system is formed. It’s horrible. You act like a boring old textbook is the only thing you can use. Well, it might be the case anyway for you, likely. The System just doesn’t hold up to our future standards anymore. College is a repetitive career mongering indoctrination camp, and everyone says that it is the only way to get a good-paying career. Also, Although people say you need money to live, something our Education System doesn’t take into effect is a Work/Life balance. We’ve all been told to get a good paying job; but not one that will make us happy. You need to realize this.
Chapters (Powered by ChapterMe) - 00:00 - Intro 00:51 - Flip Through each Page in the Chapter 01:37 - Read Quiz Questions at End of Chapter 02:56 - Read Bold Words in the Chapter 03:52 - Read First and Last Sentence of each Paragraph 04:45 - Reading for Exposure and not Comprehension 05:19 - Read through the Chapter and take Notes 06:19 - Repetition is the Mother of Learning 07:56 - Outro
True. But I feel like this would help in a lot of stuffs in life too, or if u decide to take another course or a free course that requires reading or textbooks. 👍
1. Flip Through Each Page to see length etc *Repetition Is The Mother Of Learning* 2. Go to the end and read the quiz (if any) *Repetition Is The Mother Of Learning* 3. Read the *Bold Print* *Repetition Is The Mother Of Learning* 4. Read First and Last Sentence of each Paragraph (reading for exposure only to map out) *Repetition Is The Mother Of Learning* 5. Read the chapter (will only need to read it once after the above steps, prevents cramming) *Repetition Is The Mother Of Learning*
You took good notes D C I. Happy you got value from this. This is a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html Hope you’ve subscribed with notifications enabled, as I have many educational resources on my channel now, with many more to come.
CONGRATULATIONS Anand. I'm proud of you. You took action on what you heard with these ideas. You did the work. And you got excellent results because of it. I'm so pleased that this information was helpful to you.
I unintentionally tried this before because I was stressed I kinda did something similar, and I can confirm it actually works a lot better than just reading alone
Not many YT videos actually impart useful information. This is one of those videos that actually teaches, and more importantly teaches how to learn. Many thanks.
Hello there "the81kid". THANK YOU for viewing and especially for posting your comment. I very much appreciate what you said. Hope you've subscribed and that you'll also check out my series on TEST TAKING TACTICS and also INSTANT CONCENTRATION here on my channel.
@@pranshukaushik4837 That is a good queston. I'm working on what to do for that too. For now, I'm making flashcards of the key points, processes, definitions, diagrams etc. I'll make a "test" with these. Past exam papers seem a good idea to me too, what about these for you?
@@pranshukaushik4837 If there is a chapter there are questions... If you can't find them in book itself, try internet there are previous years, important questions by trained professionals etc. Try try but don't cry. Good luck pal
After my first week of uni and not understanding the textbooks I had to read I have been watching videos such as this and here's is what I've learned so far: HOW TO READ / STUDY TEXTBOOKS Step 1: Flip through the entire chapter, to get a sense of how long it is and see whatever stands out to you Step 2: Thoroughly read through the quiz at the end of each section or chapter to gain the understanding of what important questions you should be asking yourself from here on out. **IMPORTANT: FOR STEPS 3 & 4 YOU ARE READING FOR EXPOSURE TO THE CONTENT, NOT COMPREHENSION** Step 3: Go to the start of the chapter and read through all of the bold texts throughout the chapter Step 4: Go back to the start of the chapter and read the first and last sentence of each paragraph. Step 5: Finally read through the chapter fully while framing questions that come to your mind on a blank piece of paper and highlighting in the text what made you think of those questions (Remember to stay curious, this will help you think of questions from the text). For now, don’t answer these questions, wait until you have finished the section or topic, then go through and answer them. Step 6: If the teacher has posted any type of video going over the topic. Watch it, it will help immensely because it was what they think is most important Hope this helps someone :)
he basically emphasized how to study smart instead of studying hard. a person can read a whole chapter of the book and still won't comprehend the important parts. this is a great guide especially if the textbook has way more pages per chapter.
i just realised in stead of attempting to make a profit out of this life changing technique, he posted on TH-cam, which is free. this guy clearly cares more about education than getting a pay check which is a mindset, educators and bosses and anyone who has authority needs o considering doing. three cheers for Matt DiMaio
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I’m 38, and undertaking exams for work. I’m a college drop out too & honestly forgotten any study methods as it’s been years. This made so much sense and can’t wait to try! Thank you! 🙏🏾
I'd like to share a little story from my experience. I knew I was relatively smart but I couldn't for the love of God score good marks in tests. I ended up with around 60% on the average test. I put this method to the use for like 2 weeks before the test and BOY! my score SHOT UP all the way to 98%! This was absolutely life changing! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
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@@BeSmarterFaster THANK YOU for posting such wonderful material in the first place. And I will most definitely be watching your other videos and subscribing. Can't wait to learn more about how to learn more!
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Incredible how on the internet is full of people offering you extremely expensive and long video courses, but suddenly this guy just changed my life in 8 minutes and for free. Thank you!!!
Wow, thanks! I'm so pleased to read you wonderful content. Happy you got value from these ideas. This is a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html Hope you’ve subscribed with notifications enabled, as I have many educational resources on my channel now, with many more to come.
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Steps: 1.Flip through each page of the textbook 2.Go to the end of the chapter and see the quiz 3.Read the bold words from the chapter 4.Read the first and last sentence 5.Now,start reading and make notes 🙏Thank you
Step 6. Re write the chapter using only your own words, pictures, graphs. If you can teach the material to others using your own words, you just might understand the subject. Or, you can just use any variety of methods to regurgitate the known on exams.
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I just realised that I accidentally figured some parts of this myself this year 2024 when I was studying for my exams. I wondered if I was on the right path! Now thanks to this video I know that it’s legit and I should keep doing it!!! THANK YOU so so much! ❤🎉❤
You are right Vanessa. Many people stumble across ideas that work for them. Here on my channel I've collected the best strategies and am researching and publishing them here to speed up your learning process. th-cam.com/video/8ciQbxGcrQM/w-d-xo.html
A lot of people are saying this should be taught in high school, but personally, I believe that this should be taught in sixth grade so that students can effectively learn how to use it so that they understand it when it matters.
Especially as this is more familiarizing our brain with the content so it’s more efficient at processing it. It wouldn’t require 11 year olds to conceptually understand this practical process in depth, just repeat the steps for more effective learning.
I just wanted to let you know that this video changed my life. I have never been able to focus on or understand readings before and I never knew how to study. I would just mindlessly read and re-read things without understanding them and while constantly zoning out because I didn’t understand what I was reading anyways. I didn’t understand how everyone else seemed to be getting it and learning so much while I fell further and further behind. Although it’s probably too late for my academic career, I just tried reading a textbook to a subject I’ve always wanted to understand but have never been able to no matter how hard I tried to read through the textbooks. After watching this video, I wrote down the method and tried it, and it’s incredible. I actually got lost in the textbook, fully absorbed in the information, without the rising sense of dread, panic, and mind-numbingness that usually accompanies it. I spent about two hours reading and taking notes, and I actually finished and fucking understand Chapter 1. I honestly can’t believe it worked, and how fun it was to truly learn something. This is such a simple skill, that is going to aide me so much in every area of my life going forwards. Because of you, now I know how to learn. Thank you.
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i am learning english and this video just appeared in my youtube feed and i am very thankful for that, i would have never stop to think and realize this details you mention like the questions in the quiz at the end of chapters. this is one of the most useful videos i have ever seen even without understanding completely what you were saying but i am improving my english
hey there! just wanted to let you know your english is spectacular! if you didnt say anything about being in the learning process, i would have thought you were a native speaker!
Hi there. Congratulations. I commend you on taking the time to communicate with me in English. Please be sure to watch my newer content. It's even easier to comprehend with all the subtitles. Like this one. th-cam.com/video/8ciQbxGcrQM/w-d-xo.html
Lol. Good advice Veronica. Thanks for taking a moment to comment. By the way... Stay tuned to my channel. I'll be uploading a number of new videos on 'Instant Concentration' very shortly.
Thanks for taking a moment to write a comment, Pain. Best of luck with your studies. (by the way, I too was Smart but Lazy! That's how I got started with researching all of these techniques to begin with. I explain more about it in a couple of my videos.)
Step 1: Just flip through the pages, just looking at pictures, diagrams, graphs, etc. to just estimating how many words are there and how long the chapter is. Don't read at this point, just flip the pages. Step 2: Go to the end of the chapter and read the questions, if available. This gives you a sense of direction. What to look for in the book. What does the author consider important. Step 3: Read the bold print. Read the titles, the subtitles, the subheadings. This gives you a sense of structure. Step 4: Read the first sentence and last sentence in each paragraph. A good author would introduce the paragraph in the first sentence and sum it up in the last. *Keep this in mind if writing. * Note that we still haven't started reading for comprehension. We are reading for exposure. Analogy: We are not connecting the dots yet. We are building a map of the dots. Step 5: Now read the chapter for comprehension and take notes. This seems like a lot of work compared to reading and forgetting but compared to reading it for comprehension or remembering for a test, this is WAY easier and WAY less work. Repetition is the mother of learning.
This... I accidentally found this a year ago when i was at my rock bottom and went through this method, got my academic success at its best. Again after a year I have to face a major exam and was wondering how to find this amazing teacher for kind of a motivation ( i still remember the method), here this comes again. This is a blessing and thank you ❤
You are so very welcome Aroa. Thank you. Happy to be of service to you. Here's a newly updated version of these ideas that covers a lot more ground. I think you'll enjoy it. th-cam.com/video/8ciQbxGcrQM/w-d-xo.html
Hello JFFH. That's a funny post. Thanks. In truth I've been teaching these techniques in one form or another since 1980. 😇 This is a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I give examples and compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html
Hello GD. THANK YOU for posting a couple of comments. Here's the 'behind the scenes' of this video. I was teaching a small group on how to remember people’s names for my church at one of our local libraries. One of the attendees who brought her daughter, a school-aged child, asked about studying from textbooks. The class was very small and the camera with the mic was close to one student in particular, and that’s why you hear his voice and not the others.
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Here's a tip which helped me score 74/80 in science This technique works So when you're reading the lesson and just blindly making notes ,keep a seperate notebook. Now while reading instead of taking notes, frame questions which come to your mind and also try framing questions just as you are reading,i mean - be atleast a bit curious about the topic and ask yourself questions. Now don't answer them,note them down After reading that particular page or topic ,go back to the questions and answer them Benefits: Firstly it's forces your mind to be curious over stuff And it's increases your ability to answer thereby making it easier for you to get full marks for a particular question in exam And it's pyschologically proven that if you write smt down immediately after learning it ,you remember it for a longer time Trust me this works I Went from 27/80 to 74/80 by this technique And try to understand the concepts instead of blindly reading and taking point
Yes! You are right Lakshanya. Good suggestions. I talk about the value of taking handwritten notes in many of my newer videos like tip #3 in this one. th-cam.com/video/cFrt3ZWtEC8/w-d-xo.html
I like that you actually broke down how to study step by step algorithmically, instead of giving some broad idea on how to study. I will definitely try it out.
Hi there Rattle. Yes! It is only in applying the ideas that you'll get the good results. You'll literally see THOUSANDS of testimonials about this in the comments here. By the way, hope you check out my newer content too. Like this one. th-cam.com/video/8ciQbxGcrQM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9-IyDdJzu2S7RcUC
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Yeah, they just tell you to tough it out. I think that's the dumbest things you can tell your student. Sometimes you need hard work, sometimes you need mnemonics and strategies to study smarter and avoiding procrastination.
1. Flip through the pages to the end of the chapter. Glance at the pages and see what leaps out and how long the chapter is. 2. Read the quiz or summary at the end of the chapter. This is the stuff the author/s thought was most important. 3. Read the bold and highlighted text through the chapter. These are bullet points of what will be covered and are the important topics. 4. Read the first and last sentence in each paragraph. This will usually be a simple explanation of the paragraph. Read this for exposure to the topic, not comprehension. That comes later. 5. Read the chapter in full.
I'm 28 and a PhD student, but I am still going to apply these instructions for both books and research articles. I guess its never too late to learn how to learn. Thank you.
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Ikr ironically it’s so much more tougher and my teachers give so much assignments in one day and the deadline is so close by for the amount of work given. But don’t worry, we will get through this! Sending positivity your way love xx
Yes!! I'm taking online classes and it's definitely harder being that I'm so used to having physical textbooks in front of me. I cannot stand e-books so I'm trying to adapt. That plus family obligations, distractions and not sleeping well also interrupt my study time and aren't helping. I miss being in class but again can't give up.
Bruh! Have the same issue. I just don’t get how to absorb all the info in an efficient way, and this video isn’t telling me something I haven’t already heard before😩
@@EAdom98 one thing i have realised is that, most people have distracted brain. Reading once will never make you understand everything. But you have to feed that info again and again to your brain so it remembers the pattern and you start understanding. it's just hard work.
@@shan_singh very true that, but it's a bit difficult when the teachers at your school think that you only study their course and keep on giving you a ton load of assignments. They think that they are helping us to understand better, not knowing that too much work only leads to us forgetting what we've previously learned!
Funny thing the most important thing just ask anyone ask a topper they will say they just fucking study. They are not hiding there secret they just fucking study and practice and solve questions.
Thank you Sir! Finally, I found this video which is what I'm looking for. I watch other yt videos on how to read and understans the textbook but it is not effective for me. I'm a first year medical student. Mostly our Professors are doing exams based on the books. Before I really hate to read textbooks because each topic has 40 pages and it's time consuming but now, I know what to do. Thank you Sir!! Take care and more blessings to come! You are a great teacher. 😊🙏
Hello Dr. Gema. It is for people like YOU that I continue to produce and publish content. Thank you for taking a moment to post your comment. I am delighted to be of service to you. Hope you enjoy my much newer content too. Am looking forward to seeing you possibly post comments some other videos too.
I literally never write TH-cam comments but I had to make an exception for this video. I am a pretty quick learner and good at remembering info in lectures/videos but have always struggled with retaining the information I read in textbooks. This came in my recommended and it has revolutionized my ability to capture and recall info from a textbook. Thank you so much for sharing this method with us and may your soul be blessed.
Hello Ankit. I want to let you know how very much I appreciate you taking a moment to post your heartfelt comment. Your words may inspire other students who read your words. I am both pleased and honored to be able to be of service to you. At this stage of my life I'm on a mission to make a positive, lasting difference in the lives of students across the globe. Hope you've subscribed and also get on my mailing list (the Free Memory Report) as I have many more resources available.
Hi there Skywalker 26. THANK YOU. That's because the mustache I wear is a similar style to magicians, and old time movie matinee idols. LOL But I do teach a kind of Mental Magic, so it's appropriate. Thanks for viewing and for posting your comment. Hope you also check out the link for my Free Report along with the other videos on my channel like my series on Instant Concentration and Test Taking Tactics.
@@BeSmarterFaster hi sir, I was just going through comments. You sound so chill & calm, well I guess you have to make a class on how to handle any situation in life. Thanks dear magician professor 😀
@@manjunath7497 What a great observation. Thanks for 1. going through the comments and my responses (some of them can be pretty entertaining, yes?) and 2.THANK YOU for the kind words and thoughts.
@@BeSmarterFaster well your reply...it is a great start of the day...(it's 10.50am here) 1.yes it's entertaining 2.well you are too kind sir. Thanks much, I'm going through your videos. You are opening up a different perspective in my life.
as someone with adhd and have always thought rereading textbook chapters would help me. deep inside i felt like i knew it wasn’t helping and would just hope that the material would stick. im going to try this method and give it another go. thank you for the clear and concise explanations
Hello Why... Thanks for taking a moment to post your comment. As you may see, among the thousands of testimonial posts there are a great many people who have gotten very good results. Hope you also check out my newer content too. There's a TON of new strategies for students.
I'm an extremely anxious person, and I constantly worry about keeping my A's in check. I have 2-3 chemistry tests a month, and I used to really stress myself out over making sure I understood the content. Matt DiMaio, *thank you SO much* for releasing this blessing on TH-cam, now whenever I have a test, I take it on with my head high, and I'm proud to report I'm getting straight and stress-free A's on every one for the past three months. Once again, *THANK YOU!!!*
Hello Silver P E. THANK YOU so much for posting this impressive testimonial. I'm very PROUD of you. What makes you special is that while many will simply watch a video, you actually APPLY the ideas... and get results! God Bless You. By the way, you may find these videos also help with your stress level in the future. Especially my short series on Test Taking Tactics. For preparing for upcoming exams, here is a recent video I published on Cramming For Exams th-cam.com/video/avLvZrRO8MI/w-d-xo.html Also be sure to check out the 3 part series on my channel called TEST TAKING TACTICS. I believe you’ll learn things about how to ACE exams that nobody ever told you before. th-cam.com/video/Dgwvt8NRbsA/w-d-xo.html
Here's the UPDATED 2024 VERSION that takes your results to a WHOLE NEW LEVEL. Not just Textbooks but EVERYTHING you study: Live Lectures. Recorded Lessons. Powerpoints. ABSORB WHAT YOU STUDY LIKE A SPONGE: th-cam.com/video/8ciQbxGcrQM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pBqD7y-qwXbL4dhX
Sir seriously thanks a lot am from India and these things our teacher never told us right now am preparing for entrance exam and really this video help me a lottt.. india really needs these type of teachers ❤❤❤
@@jahnavimishra7166 Thanks Jahna. If you haven't seen it yet, here's the UPDATED 2024 VERSION that takes your results to a WHOLE NEW LEVEL. Not just Textbooks but EVERYTHING you study: Live Lectures. Recorded Lessons. Powerpoints. ABSORB WHAT YOU STUDY LIKE A SPONGE: th-cam.com/video/8ciQbxGcrQM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pBqD7y-qwXbL4dhX
@@BeSmarterFaster thankyouu soo much sir I will definitely see this tooo u literally save mee🥺🥺
Me too😂
Wow 1 M peoples are trying to understand how to really memories the book i think most of them are students and some of that are highschool and some of them might be psychologist 😊
When TH-cam's algorithm is more worried about your grades than you.
Hello Bala. Now THAT'S Funny! Thanks for the laugh.
Hope you got value from these ideas.
Here's a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html
Hope you’ve subscribed with notifications enabled, as I have many educational resources on my channel now, with many more to come.
Bala ji 😂😂 true
It must be worried about my work comprehension because I've been out of school for ages. lol
FR,my tests are near
LMAO 😂😂😂😂 but sadly it's true 😁
let’s be honest, none of us looked this up, but we all needed this.
Abigail Hutchinson damn right
I did
For once, good guy youtube.
@@russelllapua4904 damn right i do
fr
"Many people read textbooks like they read novels"
This sentence really changed my approach
Most people don't read novels because most people don't read at all!
I can't read
@@SahuClub105 are you Jared, 19?
Idk
@R5N2K20 yea i haven't read any books except textbooks
I do something similar to this in med school,
1. I read through all the chapter sub headings & draw a map on how they link
2. I try to understand the entire chapter (not memorize, just focused on understanding)
3. I start taking notes on the important points & at this point I've already memorized the entire chapter
This is really helpful. Do you have an example of a map you drew? This can help a lot! Xx
through watching this video I absorbed your comment like a sponge
@@Be.noaa.erda2I think probably a mind map
This man still reading comments after 5 years. Props to him
Why does this comment have no replies other than me? Edit: hahaha you fell into my trap card! YOU ALL REPLIED!
@Zoro Juro here ya go
man
@@cristiancasi152 here ya go
@@inferno1257 Here ya gooo
I just appreciate the fact that the video is 5 years old and he's still hearting and replying to all new comments.
Hello Sunil. Thanks for viewing and especially for posting your comment. YES! I so my best to pay attention to my viewers from across the planet who take the time to let me know what my ideas have done to help them. This is my way of putting some good out into the world. Hope you enjoy the other newer videos on my channel too.
@@BeSmarterFaster thank you for investing your time, you are saving many people's future, more than you can realise
@@BeSmarterFaster Neil Degrasse Tyson says the same thing. He is also answering questions to everyone who is asking, sharing his knowledge because he feels like it is his duty to help curiousity and to gain knowledge.
Very smart, kind and respectful. Respect!
@@BeSmarterFaster Your video just popped off in my youtube feed, and so I decided to watch it, and frankly, I did not regret doing so, A book was near me while I was watching your video, I grabbed it and tried to apply your technique, I suprisingly felt aware of the material I'm reading than I use to do before! This is so amazing, I feel like a capable person again, thank you for this awesome video, now I'm looking forward to read books and materials that I have neglected over the years because I always thought that they are boring, but now I have a completely new mindset on how to approach them.
Thank you professor.
I see in the comments that you reply on and like others comments, which means that you are indeed a one of a kind in these dark world whereby everyone is busy with themelves rather than helping and reaching out to others who are stuck.
we appreciate what you doing, keep rocking professor!
@@SuperRinneganChannel THANK YOU for such an excellent post. You really touched my heart. And... I'm PROUD of you. You immediately put these ideas into ACTION and saw results right away. That's wonderful.
GOD BLESS YOU. May you find your own way to take what you've learned in life and do what you can to help make the world a better place.
Hopes you've subscribed with notifications enabled as I have many educational resources on my channel now, with many more to come.
Me studying how to study instead of studying.
Mood
Well, knowing how to study is almost as important as studying
This is me right now
me asf
Literally me right now 😂😭 I have a terrible habit of procrastinating and have a certification exam that I need to do within 3 weeks that I had a year to prep for but put off for 11 months because of stress,depression, severe anxiety and death in the family, loss, Coronavirus, work from home... I just kind of back burnered these two exams that cost me a couple hundred bucks and I have 3 weeks now to play catch up but I really suck it remembering text these days. Not as young as I used to be and it seems my ability to retain information has decreased.he's hoping these tips help me get through 800 pages of one text and 1600 of another!
All the best out there to my fellow procrastinators ❤️
i am autistic, down syndrome and have ADHD, this video has changed my life. i want to thank you so very much. i dont go school becuse i dont hav money, but i am start teaching my self so i can get job. so the very much.
What is learning like for you? And how did the video help you? I'm curious:)
Wait you have autism, Down syndrome and ADHD? Damn dude I’m sorry wtf hope this vid helped 😮😮❤❤
You can do it!!!
bro maxxed out
You got this brother
I see the recommendations have gathered us again. See you lads next year
or not
Brick Brothers MOCs At the rate of how things are going on in this world, I highly doubt there will be a next year.
@@jeslqh hahahah😈
YES
Yes
He's nicer and more dedicated than half the teachers I've ever had 😭💁♀️
THANK YOU for the very kind words Emmah. This is a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html
Hope you’ve subscribed with notifications enabled, as I have many educational resources on my channel now, with many more to come.
@@BeSmarterFaster No Problem! It's true! I liked and subscribed can't wait for future content!
Same lol
@@nabil731 Thanks for joining us here. I'm always especially happy to welcome personal friends.
Me too!! He's direct, and he has my attention because he speaks like he want you to learn the technique.
TH-cam really said “you made it through highschool now let’s try to get you through uni”
fuck me your comment literally is my reality, im starting uni next week
@Electroencefalografista same bruh, mine starts in a month too
Good luck y’all! Take care of yourselves ^^
Yes, mine is gonna start next month and i am worried as fuck
Ditto fam
8 years later, I'm still neither a sponge nor my textbook is water.
LOL. You are not alone. Here's a video that mentions your comment. I think you'll enjoy it. th-cam.com/video/iRWxOnGWVas/w-d-xo.html
The fact that he still likes and replies to the comments even after 5 years 😭
Dedication is so good of this Teacher😄
Hello Darshan. I am on a mission to make a lasting, positive impact on this world. I appreciate you being here. Please help me to spread the good news. At this time, I’m still able to connect with as many viewers as I can with a short personal message.
Matt DiMaio this is really great of you
@@BeSmarterFaster sir you are simply amazing. I don't have any words to describe how thankful I am to you. I don't know about the world but you have made a positive impact on me
@@BeSmarterFaster what should I do I my text book dosent have a quiz at the back??
@@BeSmarterFaster please keep IT up, it Will be never to much of people like you.
I wanna add one more: If you speak a second language, translate the material in your mind. Doing this will force you to engage more, and will help you block other distracting thoughts
Hi Edgar. Thanks for viewing and for posting a good comment. I like what you said.
In fact you'll see ideas similar to what you've mentioned in my series "Instant Concentration: How To Focus Your Mind In A World Of Information Overload" here on my channel.
This is so true, I do it and kinda does help me, but now I can pay more attention to it. Thanks for the reminder :)
Hi @@karenetov4271 Thanks for viewing and for posting your comment. I hope you also enjoy my series on Test Taking and also Instant Concentration here on my channel.
Great advice, thank you!
Karen Etov you’re very welcome
Summary guys:
1. Flip through the pages
a. How long is the chapter
b. How many words are there compared to images
c. Does anything jump out at you? Graphs, images, tables etc.
2. Go to the end of the chapter
a. Did they give you any sort of a quiz?
b. Quiz will give the important information that should be gained from the chapter
3. Go to the beginning of the chapter
a. Read the bold print
b. Titles, subtitles, headings: Break down of information
4. Go to the beginning one more time
a. First and last sentence in each paragraph
b. First sentence is the introduction
. The last sentence of the paragraph helps you sum it up
5. Now you have got the preview
a. Start reading the chapter and make your notes on it
****REPETITION IS MOTHER OF LEARNING
****
Excellent note taking. Your summary is spot on Sharma.
Here's a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html
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@@BeSmarterFaster sir your explanation is excellent , you helped me how to read
@@Mono_Autophobic THANK YOU for posting your comment. I'm happy to be of service to you. Please be sure to check out the other videos on my site.
How do I save this
@@BeSmarterFaster you are the best teacher in the whole world
Finally, I found a teacher who can teach how to learn instead of what to learn ❤
Hello Lini. I'm so pleased to connect with you. Thanks for takinga moment to post your comment. Hope you enjoy my newer content too.
@@BeSmarterFasterwoah you responded
it is actually: How to learn what.
I really appreciate your commenting and seeing the other comments because you feel like a real person not like another video which helped me take the information in the video more seriously can you can't believe how hot it to do that for me (ADHD)@@BeSmarterFaster
You know how dedicated a teacher is when he still replies to comments 5 years later
I am on a mission to make a lasting, positive impact on this world. I appreciate you being here and also helping to spread the good news. At this time, I’m still able to connect with as many viewers as I can with a short personal message.
@@BeSmarterFaster Well sir, you most certainly have made a positive difference. Thank you for your much appreciated help.
Amen 🙏
@@BeSmarterFaster thank you so much for this video sir. i really need this to save time
TH-cam algorithm: *SEES OUR GRADES*
bruhhhh don't get personal
Yes. TH-cam is like Santa Claus. "Knows if you've been bad or good, so be good for goodness sake. You better watch out..."
Hope you all got value from my content and that you check out the other videos on my channel.
True ngl
Lol i swear 😂
Right!!!!
1. Flip through each page.
2. Look for the end quizzes.
3. Read the bold prints.
4. Read the 1st and last sentence of the paragraphs.
thanks
Maybe in american education that 3rd and 4h tip is possible to go along with, but in Europe, it's not.
wizardLoL
And tip 2 is not possible in advanced textbooks. So you have to adapt the strategy.
mrbouncelol actually you just have to take idea about the questions which is going to ask from the chapter.
wizardLoL lol? I'm European, know text books from several European countries and have no difficulties applying all these points.
00:20 📚 Don't read a textbook like a novel. Start by previewing the chapter.
02:20 📖 Read the quiz questions at the end first. This highlights what's important in the chapter.
03:19 📌 Focus on bold print, titles, subtitles, and topic headings for an overview.
04:51 📝 Read the first and last sentences of each paragraph for exposure, not comprehension.
06:08 🔄 This method is more effective than cramming for retention. Repetition aids learning.
Thank you so much!
You summarized the video😅😅
Thank you so much
Thank you Mr. subject representative
Thank you. Now I can get back to what I'm supposed to be doing. Preparing for an exam.
can we just appreciate HE is still replying some comments even after releasing the video years ago. ugh
Hello Taylor. I am on a mission to make a lasting, positive impact on this world. I appreciate you being here. Please help me to spread the good news. At this time, I’m still able to connect with as many viewers as I can with a short personal message.
@@BeSmarterFaster u nice keep going~! we will support u! thanks for this video! it helped a lot🥺 i scored 194/200🥺 imma happy ☺️💜
@@lollipopakacandy1305 That is wonderful news! Congratulations. You put the ideas to work for you and you got the reward. I'm PROUD of you.
Lollipop aka candy dayum 👏
@@lollipopakacandy1305 Jesus christ
This video came out 6 years ago and this man is so humble that he still replies to comments 6 years later! I have great respect for you Mr. DiMaio
Oh my god its Justin Y.
You’re such a kiss up
@@LilXancheX uhh kissy kissy?
Where's the rest of the alphabet
@@crypto2633 idk man, have u seen my friend Howard?
Why TH-cam doesn't recommend more useful, practical content like this is beyond me.
Cus it recommends based on your history, meaning you don’t watch much useful content lol
@@negan9055 Smirked a little ngl well done 🤣🤙
Because youtube doesn't care about your grades but about your watchtime
You didn't know? TH-cam runs on cat videos. 😂
It’s based on your algorithm
Repetition is the mother of learning
Repetition is the mother of learning
Repetition is the mother of learning
I love you for the truth❤️
Repetition is the mother of learning
Repetition is the mother of learning
Repetition is the mother of learning
I like how he looks at the camera as if you're a student right there at his class. King
Mochiball Yessss man! 👑
Cobbby TV dude this was an hour ago 😳 coincidence
🤗
Fucking boss!
Dude, RESPECT. This guy is the only teacher I’ve ever encountered who actually taught how to read textbooks.
This is a more detailed video you may find helpful, as I give examples and compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html
Hope you’ve subscribed with notifications enabled, as I have many educational resources on my channel now, with many more to come.
Marty lobdell is pretty helpful too. Also consider looking up SQ3R
And that helped us a lot.
him: "yes, even you", *points at camera*
me: *surprised*
Yeah he looks at us three times.
4:47 5:32 6:25
*surprised Pikachu face*
dude same
Yea got the vibe more than online so school
Lmao
8 years later and you’re the teacher I’ve always needed. Thank you for continuing to inspire generations of students and I will definitely stay tuned to your videos.
Welcome
A quick summary for those who want it:
- Flip through each page: Overview on what is coming.
- Look at the End-Quiz: You know what you look for.
- Read the bold print: Information has been broken down for you.
- Read the first and last sentence in a paragraph: The first sentence is an introduction & the last a conclusion.
This method takes more time than just reading the chapter in one go, but it is way more effective.
And remember: REPETITION IS THE MOTHER OF LEARNING.
Yes shine dream smile. You GOT it. Thanks for viewing and for taking a moment to post your comment.
This would be way quicker for me.
Yes repetition Indeed =)
Repetition is the mother on memorization and not learning
@@sanskardotexe To learn is to memorize.
Finally a to-the-point tutorial. Most of these kind of videos just ramble on about “getting into the correct learning mindset” and “stop stressing out about it”. This actually has specific instructions I can do immediately. For anyone in doubt - I tried this method it works impeccably. All textbooks are different so adapt the style as fit, but I assure you that this is fail-safe.
Hello Will. THANK YOU for posting your comment. I believe your words will inspire others to not merely view this content, but actually put these ideas to use. I very much appreciate you for taking the time to post your personal review.
Finally i found a youtube recommended video which I needed
@@TheGreatMind55 Thanks for viewing, and for actually taking the time to go through some of the comments before posting yours. It is very much appreciated!
Here's a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html
Hi, Matt. Would be nice if you post something about a learning technique of differrent manuals, chapters with technical recommendations and requirements where you dont have a well structured chapters or where you have to learn all the recommendations and requirements, for example, procedures, equipment specs etc.
@@rustamrasulov820 Thanks for the suggestion. In the meantime, here's a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html
How to watch this video:
1. Keep skipping 5 seconds till the end
2. Watch the last 15 seconds of the video
3. Watch the first and last 5 seconds of each minute.
4. Now watch the entire video
Remember guys, REPETITION is the mother of learning.
.
Jokes apart, this is THE video that is going to drastically improve your grades.
All the best.
I loved the way u wrote down the tips, Smart XD
Were you serious abt the last line
I just played it at 1.5x speed as I do for all videos since people can understand words faster than humans speak
That was a great joke. But this seriously is really good information
Sorry i cant skip 5 seconds only 10 seconds
I have been searching for a video like this on youtube for so long. I finally found it “How to study” thank you so much! You’re the only person who ACTUALLY explained how to study unlike the others who always say read notes, highlight and stuff. Thank you very much.
Teaching how to learn should be the first class in every school. This was a great lesson!
Yes!
@@tauhid610 by doing what the man in the video just said.
Tauhid Learn how to learn better...?
💯💯💯
*random obligatory comment for exposure hi everyone*
Repeat for all chapters:
1. *Flip Through* each page in the chapter _(Tells your brain what to look out for, how it's structured, and other subconscious benefits)_
2. Read *Questions* at end of chapter _(Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon)_
3. Read *Bold Words* in the chapter _(Titles, subtitles, Topic-Headings. Get a better understanding of the structure)_
4. Read *First and Last Sentence* of each paragraph _(First sentence gives an indication on what the rest of the paragraph is about, the last sentence sums up the important information)_
5. *Read through* the chapter and *take notes* _(Brings everything together and lets you connect the dots)_
Thank you for summarizing it. It is helpful :) ✍
thankyou
😀
Thank u
Thankyou
This dude is the reason i got 97% in my board exams
That is OUTSTANDING Sahil. I'm PROUD of you.
Which board exams did you take?
Have you watched my other videos? Please tell us a bit more about yourself.
@@BeSmarterFaster board exams in India are given by students in 12th grade and they matter a lot because they help you to get through universities.
@@akankshajha7250 yes you are correct
I have watched your many videos but this one was the reason i could survive my 10th grade with above 95%marks throught the year .
Thankyou so much sir .
@@akankshajha7250 Also 10th 😊
Can we appreciate how this video/class was following that exact formula? First listing the points without any deep explanation to any of them. Then started over and got into the how's and why's for each point.
The 2k dislikes are the people who accidently became sponges doing this
Good lord the image i got in my head of them transforming...
It reminds me of Junji Ito
666th like
What 729 likes in 2 days whoah
I love this
@Suvarnim Jain the selfish pricks
Instructions Unclear: I am now a sponge.
HI SPONGE IM DAD
@@brakkagboy9208 Sponge Dad i'm Hi
@@Exominuz And I am OK!
@@annexamv2776 And i... Am... Iron Man 👌🏻
Hi sponge
Even though I was wasting time watching makeup and skincare tutorials, photoshop surgeon, Ted ed videos, TH-cam really knows what I'm actually struggling for
Hi Shree. Thanks for viewing and for taking a moment to post your comment.
Hope you got benefit from my content and that you'll also watch my series on Test Taking Tactics and also Instant Concentration.
Algorithm! Your choices with videos matters.
AI
‘wasting time’ - I don’t like how you use that term against great technological resources. It really is sad how the education system is formed. It’s horrible. You act like a boring old textbook is the only thing you can use. Well, it might be the case anyway for you, likely. The System just doesn’t hold up to our future standards anymore. College is a repetitive career mongering indoctrination camp, and everyone says that it is the only way to get a good-paying career. Also, Although people say you need money to live, something our Education System doesn’t take into effect is a Work/Life balance. We’ve all been told to get a good paying job; but not one that will make us happy. You need to realize this.
Good luck with neet
Chapters (Powered by ChapterMe) -
00:00 - Intro
00:51 - Flip Through each Page in the Chapter
01:37 - Read Quiz Questions at End of Chapter
02:56 - Read Bold Words in the Chapter
03:52 - Read First and Last Sentence of each Paragraph
04:45 - Reading for Exposure and not Comprehension
05:19 - Read through the Chapter and take Notes
06:19 - Repetition is the Mother of Learning
07:56 - Outro
Ty❤❤❤❤
thanks
Arigatou gozaimasu (thanks in Japanese)
@@lightninginmyblood I think it's gozaimasu
@@HarbingerOfDawN_ got it. Thanks.
excuse me youtube algorithm, why did you take 4 years to recommend this to me? woulda been useful >:((
Same here
man
True. But I feel like this would help in a lot of stuffs in life too, or if u decide to take another course or a free course that requires reading or textbooks. 👍
Same 😅
Y'all are boomers :P
I'm glad this was in my recommended page as I am a college student.
1. Flip Through Each Page to see length etc
*Repetition Is The Mother Of Learning*
2. Go to the end and read the quiz (if any)
*Repetition Is The Mother Of Learning*
3. Read the *Bold Print*
*Repetition Is The Mother Of Learning*
4. Read First and Last Sentence of each Paragraph (reading for exposure only to map out)
*Repetition Is The Mother Of Learning*
5. Read the chapter (will only need to read it once after the above steps, prevents cramming)
*Repetition Is The Mother Of Learning*
You took good notes D C I. Happy you got value from this.
This is a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html
Hope you’ve subscribed with notifications enabled, as I have many educational resources on my channel now, with many more to come.
thanks for the reply, I'll be checking out your other videos.
Repitition is the one of the most primitive way of learning
Is this method patched in the latest update or is it still working?
Repetition
I got 83.2% in 10th class board exams
And got 96.8% in 12th class board exams (CBSE)
The reason is your video🙏🏻
CONGRATULATIONS Anand. I'm proud of you. You took action on what you heard with these ideas. You did the work. And you got excellent results because of it. I'm so pleased that this information was helpful to you.
omg really ?.. how did u did it ?..what subjects did u had? did you applied this technique?
@@tanya3017 NON MEDICAL MAINLY PHYSICS CHEMISTRY AND MATHS
@@anandsharma9789 great ,I don't have much time but still I'm gonna try
@@tanya3017 girl SAME 😭😭😭😭
I unintentionally tried this before because I was stressed I kinda did something similar, and I can confirm it actually works a lot better than just reading alone
Not many YT videos actually impart useful information. This is one of those videos that actually teaches, and more importantly teaches how to learn. Many thanks.
Hello there "the81kid". THANK YOU for viewing and especially for posting your comment. I very much appreciate what you said.
Hope you've subscribed and that you'll also check out my series on TEST TAKING TACTICS and also INSTANT CONCENTRATION here on my channel.
@@BeSmarterFaster thank you for the video. I have a question- what if there's no quiz at the end of a chapter in a book? How do I proceed then?
@@pranshukaushik4837
That is a good queston. I'm working on what to do for that too. For now, I'm making flashcards of the key points, processes, definitions, diagrams etc. I'll make a "test" with these. Past exam papers seem a good idea to me too, what about these for you?
Wdym most educational videos are really good on TH-cam
@@pranshukaushik4837 If there is a chapter there are questions... If you can't find them in book itself, try internet there are previous years, important questions by trained professionals etc. Try try but don't cry. Good luck pal
Beginner: study for a test
Expert: watch a video about how to study for a test
Absolute MadLad
Professional: procrastinate till last minute cram, and ace test
Bob Joe the best one yet
Lvl 1 crook: study for a test.
Lvl 99 Boss: watch a video about how to study for a test.
Hahaha..im dead😂
Don’t let all the funny comments distract you from how useful and brilliant this video is!
Indeed ❤️
I wish I could find more of this stuff.
The irony 😂
Abc Abc yeah
After my first week of uni and not understanding the textbooks I had to read I have been watching videos such as this and here's is what I've learned so far:
HOW TO READ / STUDY TEXTBOOKS
Step 1: Flip through the entire chapter, to get a sense of how long it is and see whatever stands out to you
Step 2: Thoroughly read through the quiz at the end of each section or chapter to gain the understanding of what important questions you should be asking yourself from here on out.
**IMPORTANT: FOR STEPS 3 & 4 YOU ARE READING FOR EXPOSURE TO THE CONTENT, NOT COMPREHENSION**
Step 3: Go to the start of the chapter and read through all of the bold texts throughout the chapter
Step 4: Go back to the start of the chapter and read the first and last sentence of each paragraph.
Step 5: Finally read through the chapter fully while framing questions that come to your mind on a blank piece of paper and highlighting in the text what made you think of those questions (Remember to stay curious, this will help you think of questions from the text). For now, don’t answer these questions, wait until you have finished the section or topic, then go through and answer them.
Step 6: If the teacher has posted any type of video going over the topic. Watch it, it will help immensely because it was what they think is most important
Hope this helps someone :)
Thank you :)
I don’t believe there are any bad students. Everyone just needs to realize their most effective way of learning new material.
thats exactly what i’m missing, i’m looking through the best way to study no matter how long it takes
Mindset also matters
Agreed
nah there's a lot of bad students
Yep everyone is capable, it's just that some of them doesn't want to
he basically emphasized how to study smart instead of studying hard. a person can read a whole chapter of the book and still won't comprehend the important parts. this is a great guide especially if the textbook has way more pages per chapter.
Studying hard doesn't mean studying stupid.Working hard in a smart way is the key to success
@@MarleneWizdom Yeah but by cramming, you are working and still, you might not remember 50% of what you read.
Hard work is not the key, SMART WORK( hard+timely+efficient) is the key to success
@@indraneelmenon well yea but some people work hard consistently from the start so we can't just disregard taht.
@@ivory8835 I told smart (hard+timely+efficient) and I think that hard working consistently means doing your work in a timely and efficient way.
i just realised in stead of attempting to make a profit out of this life changing technique, he posted on TH-cam, which is free. this guy clearly cares more about education than getting a pay check which is a mindset, educators and bosses and anyone who has authority needs o considering doing. three cheers for Matt DiMaio
Hello Genny. Thank you for the lovely post. I am on a mission to make a lasting, positive impact on this world. I appreciate you being here. Please help me to spread the good news.
Wholesome
@@BeSmarterFaster I hope teachers like you were eveeywhere
It’s not completely free but he makes like a 1 or lesser for a 1000 vies so it fine
@@BeSmarterFaster youre wholesome keep up the good work
I’m 38, and undertaking exams for work. I’m a college drop out too & honestly forgotten any study methods as it’s been years. This made so much sense and can’t wait to try! Thank you! 🙏🏾
I'd like to share a little story from my experience. I knew I was relatively smart but I couldn't for the love of God score good marks in tests. I ended up with around 60% on the average test. I put this method to the use for like 2 weeks before the test and BOY! my score SHOT UP all the way to 98%! This was absolutely life changing! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Hello Flare. THANK YOU for posting your comment. I'm PROUD of you. YOU put the ideas into ACTION. Good for you!
It's stories like yours that make me so committed to continue publishing my educational ideas. Reading your words causes me to be extremely grateful to God that I get the opportunity to make a contribution and be of service to you.
If you haven't subscribed to my channel yet, or haven't seen all my other videos, please check them out when you can.
This is a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html
@@BeSmarterFaster THANK YOU for posting such wonderful material in the first place. And I will most definitely be watching your other videos and subscribing. Can't wait to learn more about how to learn more!
Are u in grade school or uni? I score around 60s in high school from just studying the night before without this method...so idk🤷♂️
@@Mahdi-eh7rc he got 98% not 60 lol
Wait.. you guys study 2 weeks before exam?
Waitt....this sir is giving heart to people even after 5 years..... seriously😱. Awesome work done sensei ❤️
Hokage Music KING
Hope this comment gets hearted by him
in the youtube studio app/site you see all the new comments from all videos doesnt matter how old the video is
I am on a mission to make a lasting, positive impact on this world. I appreciate you being here and also helping to spread the good news. At this time, I’m still able to connect with as many viewers as I can with a short personal message.
I had NO idea that by responding to so many viewers, in an effort to establish a more personal connection, that it would become “A THING”… LOL!
Now it seems there are people posting comments just to get a ‘Like’ or a ‘Heart’. My hope is that you would get benefit from the ideas I present here on my channel.
@@BeSmarterFaster dang a reply a day later
Incredible how on the internet is full of people offering you extremely expensive and long video courses, but suddenly this guy just changed my life in 8 minutes and for free. Thank you!!!
Is it worked for u ???
@@Gxsoul2480 this workss!!
Wow, thanks! I'm so pleased to read you wonderful content.
Happy you got value from these ideas.
This is a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html
Hope you’ve subscribed with notifications enabled, as I have many educational resources on my channel now, with many more to come.
I sooo needed you as my professor in Uni…
Well THANK YOU Lovengun. Happy to be of service to you. Be sure to check out my much newer content too. Like this video. th-cam.com/video/8ciQbxGcrQM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9-IyDdJzu2S7RcUC
Steps:
1.Flip through each page of the textbook
2.Go to the end of the chapter and see the quiz
3.Read the bold words from the chapter
4.Read the first and last sentence
5.Now,start reading and make notes
🙏Thank you
thank you....
Step 6. Re write the chapter using only your own words, pictures, graphs. If you can teach the material to others using your own words, you just might understand the subject. Or, you can just use any variety of methods to regurgitate the known on exams.
@@NeverTalkToCops1 step 6: congratulate yourself by opening a bag of hot Cheetos and enjoy
@@LilXancheX da Fuck 😂
@@NeverTalkToCops1 thank U
When TH-cam knows you've been ignoring studies for too long.
Media- Stay home stay safe
Utube- uhh, students don't need the video right now....
Gov - Lets open the schools
Utube - our fellow human being needs us and needs the video
Drop the fcking video 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@SumitSharma-cg7pt stikrh jt hh5
Tell me about it nursing school just kicked my ass lol
I felt guilty taking my studies for granted and now the upcoming school year
Yeah my study schedule is ruined because of quarantine I am just not able to focus
"you're just gonna look at what the pictures are" **cries in law school**
cries in calculus
@@kimberlyann1022 That's so me 😂🤕🤙
Me : laughs at you
Smile at all my books😁😁😂😂
Made me laugh heartily.
😂😂😂😆 👍
I just realised that I accidentally figured some parts of this myself this year 2024 when I was studying for my exams. I wondered if I was on the right path! Now thanks to this video I know that it’s legit and I should keep doing it!!! THANK YOU so so much! ❤🎉❤
You are right Vanessa. Many people stumble across ideas that work for them. Here on my channel I've collected the best strategies and am researching and publishing them here to speed up your learning process. th-cam.com/video/8ciQbxGcrQM/w-d-xo.html
A lot of people are saying this should be taught in high school, but personally, I believe that this should be taught in sixth grade so that students can effectively learn how to use it so that they understand it when it matters.
ye,i mean it took him only 8 minutes thats amazing
I wish...so that I wouldn't have to figure it out at the age of 18
well im I'm 8th grade thank god I found this
Can vocalbilization increase studying
Especially as this is more familiarizing our brain with the content so it’s more efficient at processing it. It wouldn’t require 11 year olds to conceptually understand this practical process in depth, just repeat the steps for more effective learning.
Teacher: "Did you read the textbook?"
Me: "Yes, Sir."
Teacher: "Ok, what do you remember?"
Me: "Copyright 2015"
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I just wanted to let you know that this video changed my life. I have never been able to focus on or understand readings before and I never knew how to study. I would just mindlessly read and re-read things without understanding them and while constantly zoning out because I didn’t understand what I was reading anyways. I didn’t understand how everyone else seemed to be getting it and learning so much while I fell further and further behind. Although it’s probably too late for my academic career, I just tried reading a textbook to a subject I’ve always wanted to understand but have never been able to no matter how hard I tried to read through the textbooks. After watching this video, I wrote down the method and tried it, and it’s incredible. I actually got lost in the textbook, fully absorbed in the information, without the rising sense of dread, panic, and mind-numbingness that usually accompanies it. I spent about two hours reading and taking notes, and I actually finished and fucking understand Chapter 1. I honestly can’t believe it worked, and how fun it was to truly learn something. This is such a simple skill, that is going to aide me so much in every area of my life going forwards. Because of you, now I know how to learn.
Thank you.
Hello Bxnny. What an AMAZING TESTIMONIAL. Thank you for sharing a bit of your story with us. I am truly pleased that you got value from this short video. It is comments like yours that help keep me inspired to continue producing content. I hope you enjoy much of the other content on my site too. Feel free to send me a personal note. You'll see my contact info at the end of the video.
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literally reading it as random words is ofc not gonna help
Gonna use IG for 2nd year in my med CLG and see how it apperas
Even before watching it I had applied it to my Exams and aced then seeing that I am in 9th grade.
i am learning english and this video just appeared in my youtube feed and i am very thankful for that, i would have never stop to think and realize this details you mention like the questions in the quiz at the end of chapters. this is one of the most useful videos i have ever seen even without understanding completely what you were saying but i am improving my english
hey there! just wanted to let you know your english is spectacular! if you didnt say anything about being in the learning process, i would have thought you were a native speaker!
@@ronster. thank you so much! I appreciate this
have a good day
Hi there. Congratulations. I commend you on taking the time to communicate with me in English. Please be sure to watch my newer content. It's even easier to comprehend with all the subtitles. Like this one. th-cam.com/video/8ciQbxGcrQM/w-d-xo.html
OK so who's here watching this video and not studying
Help me
De_ Order HAVE A TEST TMM
litzymiranda how’d you do on the test
...Hehe...
*cri* so much workkkk
1. Stop procrastinating, close TH-cam and go read your textbook now 😋
Lol. Good advice Veronica. Thanks for taking a moment to comment.
By the way... Stay tuned to my channel. I'll be uploading a number of new videos on 'Instant Concentration' very shortly.
You are awesome😂
I am smart but lazy to do so, thanks for this tips.
Thanks for taking a moment to write a comment, Pain. Best of luck with your studies. (by the way, I too was Smart but Lazy! That's how I got started with researching all of these techniques to begin with. I explain more about it in a couple of my videos.)
I'll check them out.
Step 1: Just flip through the pages, just looking at pictures, diagrams, graphs, etc. to just estimating how many words are there and how long the chapter is. Don't read at this point, just flip the pages.
Step 2: Go to the end of the chapter and read the questions, if available. This gives you a sense of direction. What to look for in the book. What does the author consider important.
Step 3: Read the bold print. Read the titles, the subtitles, the subheadings. This gives you a sense of structure.
Step 4: Read the first sentence and last sentence in each paragraph. A good author would introduce the paragraph in the first sentence and sum it up in the last.
*Keep this in mind if writing. *
Note that we still haven't started reading for comprehension. We are reading for exposure.
Analogy: We are not connecting the dots yet. We are building a map of the dots.
Step 5: Now read the chapter for comprehension and take notes.
This seems like a lot of work compared to reading and forgetting but compared to reading it for comprehension or remembering for a test, this is WAY easier and WAY less work.
Repetition is the mother of learning.
Thank you!
@@navyasanthosh6331 You are welcome.
THANK YOU SO MUCH
@@cici_kpop_dance Most welcome🎉
Pretty good
This... I accidentally found this a year ago when i was at my rock bottom and went through this method, got my academic success at its best.
Again after a year I have to face a major exam and was wondering how to find this amazing teacher for kind of a motivation ( i still remember the method), here this comes again. This is a blessing and thank you ❤
You are so very welcome Aroa. Thank you. Happy to be of service to you. Here's a newly updated version of these ideas that covers a lot more ground. I think you'll enjoy it. th-cam.com/video/8ciQbxGcrQM/w-d-xo.html
@@BeSmarterFaster ❤️
TH-cam: IMMA bout to start this mans whole career
Hello JFFH.
That's a funny post. Thanks.
In truth I've been teaching these techniques in one form or another since 1980. 😇
This is a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I give examples and compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html
Matt DiMaio wow you are amazing
Matt DiMaio your the best man!
Take me with you on the top tier upvoted comment jurney!!
Also good luck to yall careeiere's!
only 3 people in class.
professor
the boy with heavy voice.
and
you
Hello GD. THANK YOU for posting a couple of comments. Here's the 'behind the scenes' of this video. I was teaching a small group on how to remember people’s names for my church at one of our local libraries. One of the attendees who brought her daughter, a school-aged child, asked about studying from textbooks. The class was very small and the camera with the mic was close to one student in particular, and that’s why you hear his voice and not the others.
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@@BeSmarterFaster Ooooo...that was the case.
Lol
6:32. You hear some other people.
This fine sir is the reason I got an A on my GCSE biology Exam
Qir dude congrats 🥺❤️
@@hasooyoung3939 thank you
Well, I'm gonna take biology examination next week..wish me a luck pls😬 hope tht I can score A too😳
@@nisasyahirah_s good luck buddy
👍
Out of all the study videos I have watched, this one is the absolute prize. Wish I found it sooner. Thank you for a great lesson!
Thanks for the high compliment Ronnie. Here's the newest expanded version of this concept. th-cam.com/video/8ciQbxGcrQM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PLcuSLxbmMkruHAt
He is so dedicated and polite.
Moreover he is even responding after 5 years.
hello Rush. I am on a mission to make a lasting, positive impact on this world. I appreciate you being here. Please help me to spread the good news. At this time, I’m still able to connect with as many viewers as I can with a short personal message.
@@BeSmarterFaster m already at it sirrrrr!
Dear Dimaio Sir.
Is this the Silva mind control method???please respond
Thank you a lot
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@@cypher_guy3752 Singh saab the great
Here's a tip which helped me score 74/80 in science
This technique works
So when you're reading the lesson and just blindly making notes ,keep a seperate notebook.
Now while reading instead of taking notes, frame questions which come to your mind and also try framing questions just as you are reading,i mean - be atleast a bit curious about the topic and ask yourself questions. Now don't answer them,note them down
After reading that particular page or topic ,go back to the questions and answer them
Benefits:
Firstly it's forces your mind to be curious over stuff
And it's increases your ability to answer thereby making it easier for you to get full marks for a particular question in exam
And it's pyschologically proven that if you write smt down immediately after learning it ,you remember it for a longer time
Trust me this works
I Went from 27/80 to 74/80 by this technique
And try to understand the concepts instead of blindly reading and taking point
Yes! You are right Lakshanya. Good suggestions. I talk about the value of taking handwritten notes in many of my newer videos like tip #3 in this one. th-cam.com/video/cFrt3ZWtEC8/w-d-xo.html
Thats a great tip, I'll apply it along the tips in this vid
"psychologically proven" aight.
@@maruthimacha1847 its definitely very true
@@maruthimacha1847 why u even hating lol, they just tryna help out
Legends says he's still liking the comments
And you'd be RIGHT Y.C. 😆 Thanks for joining us here.
@@BeSmarterFaster hello sir
Matt DiMaio you missed the opportunity to like his comment
@@SMH_ Well, he probably did like it, we just don't know. I think the OP meant hearting comments.
Legends are right 😂
I like that you actually broke down how to study step by step algorithmically, instead of giving some broad idea on how to study. I will definitely try it out.
Hi there Rattle. Yes! It is only in applying the ideas that you'll get the good results. You'll literally see THOUSANDS of testimonials about this in the comments here. By the way, hope you check out my newer content too. Like this one. th-cam.com/video/8ciQbxGcrQM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9-IyDdJzu2S7RcUC
0:54 flip through each page
1:50 end - quiz
2:59 bold print
3:57 first and last sentence
Hello ekoi. Thank you. It' is obvious you paid very close attention. Hope you get massive benefit from the other educational resources I've published here on my channel.
First and last sentence of each paragraph in each page...
Just leaving a reply here
@@feeh3127 if you watched the whole video, you would know the answer is yes
@@amelie4410 thank you
Wish we had a mentor like him in every school.
Hello Sarthak. THANK YOU for the kind words. Much appreciated! I'm happy to be of service.
Here's a newer and more detailed video you may find helpful, as I compare the 3 different types of books you're likely to be studying. th-cam.com/video/4_a0ME65wAQ/w-d-xo.html
Hope you’ve subscribed with notifications enabled, as I have many educational resources on my channel now, with many more to come.
Nobody taught this to me in school, but if I become a teacher one day, I will make sure to teach this to my students.
Why do the work when all you can do is to SHARE the video, simple.🤷🏻♂️🙂
@@ershadislam1684 says a Death Note fan
Omg sameee
Yeah, they just tell you to tough it out. I think that's the dumbest things you can tell your student.
Sometimes you need hard work, sometimes you need mnemonics and strategies to study smarter and avoiding procrastination.
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I have had this in my "watch later" for years. Now i watched it.
Is it worth it or should I just put itin my watch list too
The only teacher I've seen who is teaching something useful, instead of just sticking to completing the syllabus on time. Great work 👍
Wow, thanks!
This is awesomeeeee.... Good respect sir🙏🏻
1. Flip through the pages to the end of the chapter. Glance at the pages and see what leaps out and how long the chapter is.
2. Read the quiz or summary at the end of the chapter. This is the stuff the author/s thought was most important.
3. Read the bold and highlighted text through the chapter. These are bullet points of what will be covered and are the important topics.
4. Read the first and last sentence in each paragraph. This will usually be a simple explanation of the paragraph. Read this for exposure to the topic, not comprehension. That comes later.
5. Read the chapter in full.
Thomas McCarthy thank you Tesla!
Tysm
What if chapter contains less bold prints?
these are the comments I look for before watching any youtube videos
Thanx for the breakdown
I'm 28 and a PhD student, but I am still going to apply these instructions for both books and research articles. I guess its never too late to learn how to learn. Thank you.
Good luck I’m rooting for you!!
If I may ask, what are you currently doing your PhD in?
@@Jewsenburg Ecology
@@cumulonimbus2522 good luck man pursuing Philosophy PhD was my dream
Thats humility right there, you’ll go far man
Your advice is so profound I could not resist sharing on social media and saving it for future use.
Not gonna lie, this whole online school is harder than I thought it would be. I AM SO THANKFUL FOR VIDEOS LIKE THIS!! Thank you so much for this sir!!
Here's my video on the Best Strategies for Successful ONLINE LEARNING. th-cam.com/video/vt-3TpLHUEs/w-d-xo.html The lighting is off, but the content is solid. You can also check out my new book on Amazon. (link in the description.)
Same here bro.
Ikr ironically it’s so much more tougher and my teachers give so much assignments in one day and the deadline is so close by for the amount of work given. But don’t worry, we will get through this! Sending positivity your way love xx
Yes!! I'm taking online classes and it's definitely harder being that I'm so used to having physical textbooks in front of me. I cannot stand e-books so I'm trying to adapt. That plus family obligations, distractions and not sleeping well also interrupt my study time and aren't helping. I miss being in class but again can't give up.
@@aida087 everything you said is sooo true. But dont worry, we will get through this together!
4.5 million students are worrying about their grades right now...
lmao yeah, I got two exams tomorrow and I have been studying since I woke up, yet I'm still on the ninth page...
@@ilikefries7700 Lol sameee. I have igcse computer science and maths
Ngonidzashe Mhlanga oh wow well wish u the best!! Lmao my papers did not go well...
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Can we like create a group where we can study together? Hahahahahahaha
all these years I stopped after first step 😅
Hahahahaha
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brilliant!!! LOL
You actually opened them? Props bro.
Genuinely so helpful to hear from someone who cares about learning and not boosting an ego
Hello Tayler. Glad it was helpful! Hope you like all the newer content I've posted too. I cover a good variety of valuable skill for students.
I just realised i read textbooks like novels 🤦♂️
same!
Bruh! Have the same issue. I just don’t get how to absorb all the info in an efficient way, and this video isn’t telling me something I haven’t already heard before😩
@@EAdom98 one thing i have realised is that, most people have distracted brain. Reading once will never make you understand everything. But you have to feed that info again and again to your brain so it remembers the pattern and you start understanding. it's just hard work.
@@shan_singh very true that, but it's a bit difficult when the teachers at your school think that you only study their course and keep on giving you a ton load of assignments. They think that they are helping us to understand better, not knowing that too much work only leads to us forgetting what we've previously learned!
EAdom98 True...
It's such a shame that the most important things like these are not taught in most schools and colleges.
LOUDER!!
facts 💯
Funny thing the most important thing just ask anyone ask a topper they will say they just fucking study. They are not hiding there secret they just fucking study and practice and solve questions.
YOUR PFP 😭😭😭. I miss hua CHENG now
@Mystery *ITS SUCH A SHAME THAT MOST IMPORTANT THINGS LIKE THIS ARE NOT TAUGHT IN MOST SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES*
This raised my awareness of studying smarter rather than harder.
Thank you Sir! Finally, I found this video which is what I'm looking for. I watch other yt videos on how to read and understans the textbook but it is not effective for me. I'm a first year medical student. Mostly our Professors are doing exams based on the books. Before I really hate to read textbooks because each topic has 40 pages and it's time consuming but now, I know what to do. Thank you Sir!! Take care and more blessings to come! You are a great teacher. 😊🙏
Hello Dr. Gema. It is for people like YOU that I continue to produce and publish content. Thank you for taking a moment to post your comment. I am delighted to be of service to you. Hope you enjoy my much newer content too. Am looking forward to seeing you possibly post comments some other videos too.
I literally never write TH-cam comments but I had to make an exception for this video. I am a pretty quick learner and good at remembering info in lectures/videos but have always struggled with retaining the information I read in textbooks. This came in my recommended and it has revolutionized my ability to capture and recall info from a textbook. Thank you so much for sharing this method with us and may your soul be blessed.
Hello Ankit. I want to let you know how very much I appreciate you taking a moment to post your heartfelt comment. Your words may inspire other students who read your words. I am both pleased and honored to be able to be of service to you. At this stage of my life I'm on a mission to make a positive, lasting difference in the lives of students across the globe. Hope you've subscribed and also get on my mailing list (the Free Memory Report) as I have many more resources available.
SAME!
It really helps when people share their own experiences. Thanks 👍
What would you say ? By how much percentage did your grasping skills improved ??
same man its the US moment
He looks more like a magician than a professor
Hi there Skywalker 26. THANK YOU. That's because the mustache I wear is a similar style to magicians, and old time movie matinee idols. LOL But I do teach a kind of Mental Magic, so it's appropriate.
Thanks for viewing and for posting your comment.
Hope you also check out the link for my Free Report along with the other videos on my channel like my series on Instant Concentration and Test Taking Tactics.
@@BeSmarterFaster hi sir,
I was just going through comments.
You sound so chill & calm, well I guess you have to make a class on how to handle any situation in life.
Thanks dear magician professor 😀
@@manjunath7497 What a great observation. Thanks for 1. going through the comments and my responses (some of them can be pretty entertaining, yes?) and 2.THANK YOU for the kind words and thoughts.
@@BeSmarterFaster well your reply...it is a great start of the day...(it's 10.50am here)
1.yes it's entertaining
2.well you are too kind sir.
Thanks much, I'm going through your videos. You are opening up a different perspective in my life.
Well he did do the magic.
As someone with adhd, this is a major lifesaver. Was feeling lost as of lately and this saved me. So happy youtube recommended me these.
as someone with adhd and have always thought rereading textbook chapters would help me. deep inside i felt like i knew it wasn’t helping and would just hope that the material would stick.
im going to try this method and give it another go. thank you for the clear and concise explanations
Hello Why... Thanks for taking a moment to post your comment. As you may see, among the thousands of testimonial posts there are a great many people who have gotten very good results. Hope you also check out my newer content too. There's a TON of new strategies for students.
I like how he considers the viewer as just another student in his class.
He’s a great teacher
Better than thatveganteacher
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He didn't make this for the past but for the future.
I'm an extremely anxious person, and I constantly worry about keeping my A's in check. I have 2-3 chemistry tests a month, and I used to really stress myself out over making sure I understood the content. Matt DiMaio, *thank you SO much* for releasing this blessing on TH-cam, now whenever I have a test, I take it on with my head high, and I'm proud to report I'm getting straight and stress-free A's on every one for the past three months. Once again, *THANK YOU!!!*
Hello Silver P E. THANK YOU so much for posting this impressive testimonial. I'm very PROUD of you.
What makes you special is that while many will simply watch a video, you actually APPLY the ideas... and get results! God Bless You.
By the way, you may find these videos also help with your stress level in the future. Especially my short series on Test Taking Tactics.
For preparing for upcoming exams, here is a recent video I published on Cramming For Exams th-cam.com/video/avLvZrRO8MI/w-d-xo.html
Also be sure to check out the 3 part series on my channel called TEST TAKING TACTICS. I believe you’ll learn things about how to ACE exams that nobody ever told you before. th-cam.com/video/Dgwvt8NRbsA/w-d-xo.html
@@BeSmarterFaster Thank you so much!
What is bold point
@@deyvankumar6705 brother, the highlighted sentences which are written in the textbooks.
Vaibhavesh Srivastav does this include highlighted keywords as well?