i’m a freshman and i’m reading the crucible in english too!! to study for english i usually read the book/acts the test/quiz is on and look through websites like sparknotes :))
To study for english I always had a system to deconstruct the play/book/poem/ etc and put it back together. It's like a mind map, but instead of the centre being the protagonist or plot I use the main message conveyed from the given text. I branch off using characters (their purpose in the main message and their influence on the plot). Some do it chapter by chapter; but regardless I always add page numbers to reference a specific section. So I guess it would be like taking the references you marked in your book and laying it all out and trying to fit them together. Wow this turned out to be a longer explanation than I thought. Anyways, good luck!
To revise for English. I often make summaries of the chapters on flashcards. One side summary with the other side holding important quotes from the chapter. I also make character profiles with quotes and main ideas about those characters.
@@angelstarfire Yes! That was actually the first text I tried this method on and it seemed to work really well especially if you are not allowed a copy of the text in your exam
Well I wouldn't recommend using EnerGel refills in Jetstream pens, Alpha Gel version or not. I have a standard Jetstream 0.7 blue pen. I liked the grip, the EnerGel refills also fit, but it seems they have a pretty tight fit. The Jetstream refills are quite slim as compared to the fat EnerGel ones. So I guess that's why they don't feel good while writing. As for the Alpha Gel grip, it might be that it's pretty firm on purpose, I have a Uni Kuru Toga Alpha Gel pencil, and the grip isn't as squishy as a regular Alpha Gel pencil. But it's still okay though, I hold my pens too close to the tip that sometimes I disregard the grip section altogether, but this pencil is very comfortable even for my needs. By the way, thank you so much for introducing your franken pen idea (EnerGel refills in Zebra Sarasa bodies!) You really helped me solve my writing problems in no time! (They'd bugged me all those years in school, now I'm in uni and I'm finally okay.) Much love! xoxo
@sergio ochoa The Jetstream is a ballpoint pen, but it's more of a hybrid formula. The ink feels a tad bit oily, hence you need to watch out for blobbing. The energel is amazing! It's a really nice pen and dries fast enough for no smears. I love the energel because for me it works well over correction tape and fluid. It dries fast enough for them, so no smears. So at this point, it's more of personal preference. If you want ballpoint pens, the Jetstream is the best in the market right now. If you prefer gel pens, the energels are great. But one downside with energels and jetstreams is that they tend to be a bit expensive and probably hard to get, depending on where you live. I recommend browsing through ebay and amazon (ebay is better mostly) if you don't have access to jetpens and so on. One good thing about ebay is that pens and refills are often sold in bulk, so you might find some good deals out there. I'm soooooo sorry for the late response. You might have already gotten your answer, but here's a piece of my thoughts as well. Have a nice day! :)
oh yeah this video makes me feel more motivated as i have finals next week. i have been stressed lately and this video is just so calming to watch:))RELIEVED
LOVE this!! I would love to see a video on how you abbreviate in your notes! It would be super helpful for people like me who are trying to get used to taking notes for AP classes
I would say that an effective way to study for English is to get an idea of what the test/quiz consists of and make an outline or a plan based on this information. This is what works for me, but I don’t know what resources you receive. I am allowed to use any handwritten notes and of course, the book. I hope his helps at least a little! 😌
I am reading Fahrenheit 451 right now and am struggling with remembering small unimportant details (such as what card game they are playing). Any tips????
Brooke H. Personally, I take notes on everything that I think may play an important role later on in the book. This could be a bad habit but at least I know I just have to go back and study what I already have. Another tip could be to color code your notes. I hope this helps! ☺️
for english literature, i recommend making quote banks for different characters and themes. if your friends do the same texts as you, test each other once a day/few days on different themes or characters and each give a quote. to improve essay writing, read exemplar responses and write your own responses to the questions the exemplars answer. you can usually find mark schemes online. my english teacher is massive on tips for revision, and these are my fave, but if you want any more tips i have loads. i hope this is helpful!
When i was in honors english junior year of high school, i would make a summary outline of each of the chapters in case they had questions on plot and then made notes i had from annotations in my books and anything my teacher noted in class. I would then read through this review sheet and also write out the sections on annotations and what my teacher said in class.
Usually for english I study based on the content on the quiz/test. If I know it’s going to be more based on the actual plot of the book and information in it, flipping through the book and using sparknotes helps a lot. If the quiz/test is more concept based, I usually study by mind mapping and listing main themes and ideas and connecting examples from the book along with it. I hope this helps ❤️
2:45 believe me just note down all the possible questions and write notes for each.as if it were a real answer. When revising write the essays and get them corrected. That's the most important thing, ur teachers opinion on ur ability really helps u figure out what u r lacking and work on those aspects
Hi Jasmine! Thank you for posting another one of these videos! :) I have just a lil question to ask : do others tend to get put off by SWM videos? I personally enjoy them a lot :))
I find the best way to study for English essays is to look at past exams and look at what gets you the points. Write down in bulletpoints the key things you need for an essay (this should be quite general). After that, look at the book you’re studying and take as many notes as you can even if you think you won’t use them, they may be useful. This is when you can start to narrow some things down and separate certain quotes into themes. This personally helps me a lot and the most important thing is practice, practice, practice.
You might not see this but for english i make mind maps on different characters, i look at themes and ideas to do with the character and try to remember quotes that stand out to me and that i have a lot to say about, hope this helped🥰
for quizzes on English I usually go to the spark notes and write summaries of their summaries, make character lists for each chapter, and then read through their analysis and do their little reading quizzes they have
To study for language tests about pieces of literature, lit-charts are a really great way to study and review. You can look up about any piece of literature on their website, and it will give you a summary of each chapter/section (in modern english!), main characters, symbols, and themes. I also like to take notes off of these, and I like to look up generic study guides and quizlets for the current piece we are reading. Hope this helped 😊
yeah, agree with you on the alpha gel. I also think the grip is too high. Additionally, if you like the alpha gel mechanical pencil, try the alpha gel kura toga! It's an amazing pencil!
But it can get expensive...I mean it cost 11 pounds here on cultpens.com, but I got it for 6 pounds on Amazon. I'm pretty sure it's quite expensive even on Jetpens.
I annotate my literature book and I use that to study lit. I usually underline things that are important and sometimes write a ! or ? or just a quick note. Also if it was an interesting page i would write a quick 4 or 5 words on the bottom. If you don’t own your literature book just use sticky notes. I just skim over my annotations when there is a quiz. It is sooo quick to study.
Can you do longer study with me's with voiceovers like this one? I love them so so so much! Also I have to do geometry, geography and german vocab (we have to choose between french and german at school, the past two years I did French and I liked them but then last year, now and probably after I will continue with german because they're more useful as I'm going to visit Germany sometime soon because my aunt and uncle are there!) Do you have any tips about how to stop procrastinating? If you're reading till this😂
We did plays too and I find it helpful to highlight and stick post its too,, we make practice questions and answer them and we take down lots of notes and sample answers and essays in a notebook,, we do summaries of each act/part and write down the important things to take note of,, quotes to remember and character traits and stuff I guess it's just easier to summarise everything into simpler bullet points since plays are so condensed HAHAHA OK I hope this helped tho sorry if it's vague 😀💚❣💙💛
If the quiz is solely upon the content of the chapter, then read the book and remember the important details and read a few summaries of that chapter online. However, if the quiz is analysis then read thoroughly and find some questions online. Since you already practice for the SAT, analysis should not be tough.
To study for English you just need to review and go over the material that the teacher gives you. If they give you info on what will be on the test write them out and try and answer them to the best of your ability!
I’m late this time because I took a three hour nap for some reason. *oops* but have a good weekend and remember to take some time for yourself, sincerely someone who stressed out way too much junior year. (ALSO I used your method for note taking and it helped SO much, I set the curve for my AP GOV test)
Hi, I'm curious on which page size for the loose leaf paper do you use? I'm confused with the Japanese measurements. Please help!! Btw, I love your note taking method it's so useful and I LOVEEE your handwriting!!!
what i write after this is mainly shit You could try taking a photo of the text book or screen and put it into google translate and then into your language and then translate your answers into English? Or what ever language you need your work in..
I mean I’m assuming you know at least a little of that language to take the class in the first place. I have Chinese history at sch cause I’m in an Asian place, and I’m pretty bad at Chinese. Asking my friends about it helps a lot, cause when u understand it it’s easier to memorise like a story. Also write down the big picture, so after u know the general flow of things u can start memorising the little details
so essentially your apush class has a flipped classroom concept?? like notes taking from presentation slides / textbook at home and ‘homework’ w/ key info at school. what do you think of it? I had it for my regents chemistry class junior year and i failed it
i’m a freshman and i’m reading the crucible in english too!! to study for english i usually read the book/acts the test/quiz is on and look through websites like sparknotes :))
audrey lai hey thanks for the tips!
I wish I am as disciplined as you are.
To study for english I always had a system to deconstruct the play/book/poem/ etc and put it back together. It's like a mind map, but instead of the centre being the protagonist or plot I use the main message conveyed from the given text. I branch off using characters (their purpose in the main message and their influence on the plot). Some do it chapter by chapter; but regardless I always add page numbers to reference a specific section. So I guess it would be like taking the references you marked in your book and laying it all out and trying to fit them together. Wow this turned out to be a longer explanation than I thought. Anyways, good luck!
i was literally just thinking of how helpful a study w me video would be for this weekend and this notification popped up. *thank you queen*
kelly w have a good weekend!
SKSSJKSKSKS ily QUEEN have a good weekend as well!@@studyquill
yay! i’ve been hoping for a study with me soon!
grace jordan ask and you shall receive 😂
Same
To revise for English. I often make summaries of the chapters on flashcards. One side summary with the other side holding important quotes from the chapter. I also make character profiles with quotes and main ideas about those characters.
That's actually a good idea! Would this be helpful for Macbeth?
@@angelstarfire Yes! That was actually the first text I tried this method on and it seemed to work really well especially if you are not allowed a copy of the text in your exam
your thumbnails are always so clean and crisp!
You motivated me for studying even if it’s quarantine!! Thank you so much jasmine 😊
Well I wouldn't recommend using EnerGel refills in Jetstream pens, Alpha Gel version or not.
I have a standard Jetstream 0.7 blue pen. I liked the grip, the EnerGel refills also fit, but it seems they have a pretty tight fit.
The Jetstream refills are quite slim as compared to the fat EnerGel ones. So I guess that's why they don't feel good while writing.
As for the Alpha Gel grip, it might be that it's pretty firm on purpose, I have a Uni Kuru Toga Alpha Gel pencil, and the grip isn't as squishy as a regular Alpha Gel pencil. But it's still okay though, I hold my pens too close to the tip that sometimes I disregard the grip section altogether, but this pencil is very comfortable even for my needs.
By the way, thank you so much for introducing your franken pen idea (EnerGel refills in Zebra Sarasa bodies!) You really helped me solve my writing problems in no time! (They'd bugged me all those years in school, now I'm in uni and I'm finally okay.)
Much love! xoxo
hmm good to know! and I’m glad to help 😊💖
@sergio ochoa The Jetstream is a ballpoint pen, but it's more of a hybrid formula. The ink feels a tad bit oily, hence you need to watch out for blobbing.
The energel is amazing! It's a really nice pen and dries fast enough for no smears. I love the energel because for me it works well over correction tape and fluid. It dries fast enough for them, so no smears.
So at this point, it's more of personal preference. If you want ballpoint pens, the Jetstream is the best in the market right now. If you prefer gel pens, the energels are great.
But one downside with energels and jetstreams is that they tend to be a bit expensive and probably hard to get, depending on where you live. I recommend browsing through ebay and amazon (ebay is better mostly) if you don't have access to jetpens and so on.
One good thing about ebay is that pens and refills are often sold in bulk, so you might find some good deals out there.
I'm soooooo sorry for the late response. You might have already gotten your answer, but here's a piece of my thoughts as well. Have a nice day! :)
aww i am planning to buy the alpha gel pen and the energel refill.Is it so bad?
oh yeah this video makes me feel more motivated as i have finals next week. i have been stressed lately and this video is just so calming to watch:))RELIEVED
you inspire me so much! Thank you 🥰
rebecca acw 💕💕💕
Queen never disappoint ❤️
William Gerugu thanks ☺️💛
My pleasure ❤️
this title is such a throwback! loved this
I love watching your study with me. Its so relaxing
Aestheticzz W. ☺️💕
LOVE this!! I would love to see a video on how you abbreviate in your notes! It would be super helpful for people like me who are trying to get used to taking notes for AP classes
I would say that an effective way to study for English is to get an idea of what the test/quiz consists of and make an outline or a plan based on this information. This is what works for me, but I don’t know what resources you receive. I am allowed to use any handwritten notes and of course, the book. I hope his helps at least a little! 😌
-Alexa - for my tests I can’t use any resources :(
I am reading Fahrenheit 451 right now and am struggling with remembering small unimportant details (such as what card game they are playing). Any tips????
Brooke H. Personally, I take notes on everything that I think may play an important role later on in the book. This could be a bad habit but at least I know I just have to go back and study what I already have. Another tip could be to color code your notes. I hope this helps! ☺️
i love how we’re at the same pace in apush :)
for english literature, i recommend making quote banks for different characters and themes. if your friends do the same texts as you, test each other once a day/few days on different themes or characters and each give a quote. to improve essay writing, read exemplar responses and write your own responses to the questions the exemplars answer. you can usually find mark schemes online. my english teacher is massive on tips for revision, and these are my fave, but if you want any more tips i have loads. i hope this is helpful!
What is the curve of forgetting? Have you mentioned it in the description box.
Nabeela Azhar you can access the printable through her faq link. from there, you can find a tab thingy that says printable
your local farmer Jen thank you
My queen always slays in productivity ❤ also I love your calligraphy you did in the JetPens vid using ecoline brush pens
When i was in honors english junior year of high school, i would make a summary outline of each of the chapters in case they had questions on plot and then made notes i had from annotations in my books and anything my teacher noted in class. I would then read through this review sheet and also write out the sections on annotations and what my teacher said in class.
Omg the crucible is so good. That was one of our fall shows for theatre and really made me love the story.
I love The Crucible too!
i just finished studying maths for my upcoming exams
*what great timing!*
eddie good luck with your exam!!
@@studyquill thank you queen, i stan
The fact that in Greece we study the math you get taught in university at high school makes me super anxious.
Usually for english I study based on the content on the quiz/test. If I know it’s going to be more based on the actual plot of the book and information in it, flipping through the book and using sparknotes helps a lot. If the quiz/test is more concept based, I usually study by mind mapping and listing main themes and ideas and connecting examples from the book along with it. I hope this helps ❤️
thank you!
So happy you uploaded! Happy Friday! Take care of yourself:)
Chaoyan Yu have a great weekend! you too 💕💕
your videos always inspire me to work hard!! taking four aps this year is a LOT but i play your videos while studying and it helps so much!
2:45 believe me just note down all the possible questions and write notes for each.as if it were a real answer. When revising write the essays and get them corrected. That's the most important thing, ur teachers opinion on ur ability really helps u figure out what u r lacking and work on those aspects
I actually can't believe that I am one of the first ones!!! So exciting!
Maryam Khan congrats!!
Hi Jasmine! Thank you for posting another one of these videos! :) I have just a lil question to ask : do others tend to get put off by SWM videos? I personally enjoy them a lot :))
I hav a question..is studying like a hobby?
Wally Wild well for me it is
Yes 😍
I find the best way to study for English essays is to look at past exams and look at what gets you the points. Write down in bulletpoints the key things you need for an essay (this should be quite general). After that, look at the book you’re studying and take as many notes as you can even if you think you won’t use them, they may be useful. This is when you can start to narrow some things down and separate certain quotes into themes. This personally helps me a lot and the most important thing is practice, practice, practice.
Literal queen of studytube
your videos are my motivation to do my work! thank you so much for sharing your tips
Ur calculator is so cool!
Love u jasmine 😽
Seriously! Whiteboard notebook is freakishly awesome!! I just bought it!!
You might not see this but for english i make mind maps on different characters, i look at themes and ideas to do with the character and try to remember quotes that stand out to me and that i have a lot to say about, hope this helped🥰
thank you!
for quizzes on English I usually go to the spark notes and write summaries of their summaries, make character lists for each chapter, and then read through their analysis and do their little reading quizzes they have
this is in addition to reading and annotating lmao
To study for language tests about pieces of literature, lit-charts are a really great way to study and review. You can look up about any piece of literature on their website, and it will give you a summary of each chapter/section (in modern english!), main characters, symbols, and themes. I also like to take notes off of these, and I like to look up generic study guides and quizlets for the current piece we are reading. Hope this helped 😊
you're so productive!! Any tips??
Can someone please give a good option for a black brush pen for a beginner?
Pleaaaaaaaaaase I have been looking forever
I purple U if u want small letters I would recommend to tombow fudenosuke hard tip and for large letters to tombow dual brush pens
sarvjeet goyat Thankyou sooo much.💜
Hope it helps
:)
sarvjeet goyat It definitely will🙂💜
you’re such an inspiration !
loser :P thank you 💖💖
QUEEN UPLOADED
ammad hasan 💙💙💙
I have both the pencil and the pen! The grip does get softer/more worn-in over time, which also improves the texture.
yeah, agree with you on the alpha gel. I also think the grip is too high. Additionally, if you like the alpha gel mechanical pencil, try the alpha gel kura toga! It's an amazing pencil!
God I love that pencil so much. 😍
But it can get expensive...I mean it cost 11 pounds here on cultpens.com, but I got it for 6 pounds on Amazon. I'm pretty sure it's quite expensive even on Jetpens.
Supraja Saravanan that's true. I also got it cheaper on Amazon!
I annotate my literature book and I use that to study lit. I usually underline things that are important and sometimes write a ! or ? or just a quick note. Also if it was an interesting page i would write a quick 4 or 5 words on the bottom. If you don’t own your literature book just use sticky notes. I just skim over my annotations when there is a quiz. It is sooo quick to study.
Can you do longer study with me's with voiceovers like this one? I love them so so so much! Also I have to do geometry, geography and german vocab (we have to choose between french and german at school, the past two years I did French and I liked them but then last year, now and probably after I will continue with german because they're more useful as I'm going to visit Germany sometime soon because my aunt and uncle are there!) Do you have any tips about how to stop procrastinating? If you're reading till this😂
We did plays too and I find it helpful to highlight and stick post its too,, we make practice questions and answer them and we take down lots of notes and sample answers and essays in a notebook,, we do summaries of each act/part and write down the important things to take note of,, quotes to remember and character traits and stuff
I guess it's just easier to summarise everything into simpler bullet points since plays are so condensed HAHAHA
OK I hope this helped tho sorry if it's vague 😀💚❣💙💛
You inspire me sooo much!! How are you so amazing?
If the quiz is solely upon the content of the chapter, then read the book and remember the important details and read a few summaries of that chapter online. However, if the quiz is analysis then read thoroughly and find some questions online. Since you already practice for the SAT, analysis should not be tough.
I check my feed and I'm early! Love your content.
“a phat struggle” big mood
your handwriting is sooooooooo beautiful
Love every single your videos and your handwritting😍😍
Alyaa Hafiezah thank you 💛💛
do you have any tips for note taking/ how to organize notes properly?edit: also do you have ant tips to stay motivated?
My all time favourite videos because it makes me want to study more and improve my life ❤️
Is there a link to the printable for the curve of forgetting that she mentioned?
do you think you could do a weekend morning routine?
To study for English you just need to review and go over the material that the teacher gives you. If they give you info on what will be on the test write them out and try and answer them to the best of your ability!
I love your notesss ❤
OMG I love your channel and your videos sooo much😍💜💜
What American binder paper you use , I saw your other videos but you never say?
I’m late this time because I took a three hour nap for some reason. *oops* but have a good weekend and remember to take some time for yourself, sincerely someone who stressed out way too much junior year. (ALSO I used your method for note taking and it helped SO much, I set the curve for my AP GOV test)
I love your notes❤ what did you use mechanical pencil?
does your apush teacher make you use the AMSCO book? cause my teacher makes us buy the most recent copy...
Leah Bacchus no we don’t use it!
Leah Bacchus My teacher had a class set, trust me they’re super helpful!! Also JoczProductions on youtube is great!
This is so satisfying. Oml i also do Albert for APUSH 😂
Hello Kewii 💙💙
For english literature, I generally make a spider diagram of each of the main components, e.g one for theme, one for characters etc. Hope this helps!
Apush??? (Not American, very confused)
Advanced Placement United States History. The acronym is APUSH.
ørbit ah, makes sense. Thanks 🙂
I love your videos and thank you for inspiring me to be productive ♥️
Oooooooh Ur handwriting is goals
can you do another real time study with me?? and y e s thanks for uploading!
hey i loved your video! just wondering if you could pop the math printable in the description? i'm rly eager to try it!
where did u get ur whiteboard notebook?
Amazon. There are links in the description.
U inspire me so much 💓
When do u use loose paper and when a notebook to take notes!?? Can u please explain...
What paper do you use? You probably already mentioned this but I’m kinda new to your channel
linked in description :)
You inspired me to take more time each day to study
Queen Elizabeth makes me really happy to hear that ☺️💕
I love her channel ❤
So organized! 💞💞💞
What's your mile time? Love your channel by the way!
my PR from last year was 5:45, and thank you!
Hi, I'm curious on which page size for the loose leaf paper do you use? I'm confused with the Japanese measurements. Please help!! Btw, I love your note taking method it's so useful and I LOVEEE your handwriting!!!
She uses b5
Kokuyo Campus Sarasara Looseleaf dotted line
What Math class were/are you in because I am very advanced in math and that looks very complicated and I am not looking forward to that. :)
For the rattling just add a bit of tissue at the end and it should stop
Does anyone know the link to the curve of forgetting printable she was talking about?
can someone please link in the forgetting system she talked about? she didn't put it in the descrpition box
Any tips on how to study for history in a language u dont understand?? Haha, its killing me😐
what i write after this is mainly shit
You could try taking a photo of the text book or screen and put it into google translate and then into your language and then translate your answers into English? Or what ever language you need your work in..
I mean I’m assuming you know at least a little of that language to take the class in the first place. I have Chinese history at sch cause I’m in an Asian place, and I’m pretty bad at Chinese. Asking my friends about it helps a lot, cause when u understand it it’s easier to memorise like a story. Also write down the big picture, so after u know the general flow of things u can start memorising the little details
Could u make a video on how to write best in English class ?💓
I love that oxy gel mechanical pencil! Though I can't find it I hope I can get it soon!
We read The Crucible earlier this year too! I have AP English Language and Composition
Alina Pajon oh cool! good luck with lang, seems difficult 😂💖
The class is not so difficult, but the final exam looks terrifying
i looove this video💜
finally my puffy coat questions have been answered!
just curious, whats your 5k time?
katie foppiano I’ve never run an actual 5k course 🤭 but my 3 mile time on Mt SAC is 20:54!
The printable?
which apush textbook are u using ?
ur voice is extremely satisfying. have u ever considered doing a podcast?
Random question but what is your mile time? I’m in cross too...
Andrew PR from last track season was 5:45! 💛
Lov the video. Keep up the good work❤️❤️❤️
Chloe Anzalone thanks Chloe!!
so essentially your apush class has a flipped classroom concept?? like notes taking from presentation slides / textbook at home and ‘homework’ w/ key info at school. what do you think of it? I had it for my regents chemistry class junior year and i failed it
YU MI yes i guess! i think it’s worked, that’s what i had for ap euro last year as well and i did well on the exam ☺️
How do you highlight in a straight line wtf
Can you please do a video on how to prepare for ap exams?!