3 Studying Tips You Haven't Heard Of

[@Glowupwithanna-2010k]

Heres a tip: dont read your notes but explain them as if your explaining it to a bunch of students helps alot👍

[@Sparkle_003]

Its really effective i do this all the time

[@Iyosef]

if you can explain something with your own words it indicates that you learned it. is it an uncommon knowledge?

[@martaswatek4157]

When I'm learning German and Spanish I'm trying to create associations with new words I've learned between those I know from other languages I use.

[@-WMD-Edutainment]

Quick question, am i the only one who holds presentations without notes? Most my classmates have scripts, some have notes. I have notes but don't use them. And i still get fine grades for 'em. Am i alone with that or...?

[@ShieddoCB]

@-WMD-Edutainment No need to be so self-proclaimed about it. Different people have different styles of presenting, and it's fine either way.

[@alexcolin949]

For the end point, don’t jump into a cold shower. Sure it’ll spike the adrenaline response but exercising is far more effective. It can just be a 10 minute walk enough to get you breathing in quicker than before

[@priyanthalamuthu7401]

Cold shower is just more effective

[@inappropriateuser5581]

Reading while sky diving sound really horror

[@nicolaslooopez]

​@@priyanthalamuthu7401 and easier 😂

[@priyanthalamuthu7401]

Cold shower boosts dopamine 2.5x times above baseline whereas exercise will be differential depending on how much you enjoy that exercise - if you enjoy, exercise will increase dopamine 2x above baseline.

[@sulkel]

@@priyanthalamuthu7401bro science drivel

[@souvikbasak2220]

Instruction Unclear: I stared at my phone, and I wasted time and couldn't focus.

[@aarushidwivedi9716]

We're same bro

[@tbsadikari6756]

🤦😂😂😂

[@Adarsh_amd]

Bro found the secret loophole

[@SenithTharindaiPhone]

Same😂

[@swarajsinghbhadauria]

💀💀

[@Ulteam8]

Also, don't skip classes too much, because you'll get in taste with it and you'll keep skipping college. That's why there was ~25 people on classes on our first year and now it's ~4

[@Darknight526]

Really? That's fucking crazy!

[@fruitpunchsamurai4089]

I have the same experience. I couldn't attend my first year. I heard there were around 60 students. I attended the second year and there are barely 4 or 5 students. Also they too aren't regular either.

[@Ulteam8]

@@Darknight526 I mean they weren't kicked out of college, they just being lazy. One girl was trying to find any excuse not to go, so she said "my eyes hurt when I look at the bright snow". :)

[@Darknight526]

@@Ulteam8 Lol Damn. Any pieces of advice to not do this as a current slacker, friend?

[@masterofalltrades_]

True

[@mjric]

Spiking adrenaline actually works. Every time a class that I sucked at starts, I get so scared and full of anxiety that I actually learned something..

[@basketguitar9768]

Same

[@Makememesandmore]

Dang, bro's spitting facts

[@MariStephenM.Muñoz]

Does that occur daily?

[@MariStephenM.Muñoz]

@@mjric that might be too much huhu, maybe that's what you intend, but it seems too extreme (just a comment)

[@lukaskaoawdawdawdawdawdaw677]

This is so real, I end up remembering everything on the test because I have a heart attack while doing it lol

[@peace_Palestine20]

needed this right before my exams 😭😭😭

[@rubiayaraka9801]

Sir, can you make a video on,how to study after school and feel energetic 😃

[@jade.g07]

i agree.

[@fun_g]

Personally I recommend getting right to study after u come from school don't rest like at all except eating lunch or sm like that that's imp- also constantly keep in mind "I just have to get through x hrs of study and then I'll watch tv/sleep/play etc." This helps u stay motivated and actually give u a reason to stay focused during ur studies Try it out it might work for ya...

[@princem2314]

​@FunG it works for you?

[@scaramoucheysimp]

​@@fun_g yeah that never worked for me. i suffered a lot with that strategy but stuck with it thinking it was "the right thing to do". i only had an A- average. i really recommend just actually resting after 6 hours of being bombarded with lectures and dealing with other students. an actual meditation, eating, maybe a nap. then sit with your course materials with a fresh mind. either that or get up early and do it before your classes even start. that was how i had a 4.0.

[@local.human-1904]

@@fun_g today i came back from my exams at 1 pm and i slept from 4 pm to 6 pm and i havent started studying at all

[@southestst]

last tip works real well if you have smelling salts (the thing that powerlifters use to pump themselves up) because all it really takes is one wiff so it’s really convenient

[@theironcreeper3102]

Instructions unclear: my parents now hold a gun to my head as I study (I’m at the top of the class now)

[@user-jp3fv9ud8r]

If it works it works 🤷‍♀️

[@Lilylife-g2y]

Real

[@lukasgarcia4167]

At least there’s some silver lining to it

[@mayank4436]

I do kinda follow the 1st tip, sometimes when i lose track while studying i put on my headphones and play 'snare liftoff' from whiplash

[@AnshuVerma-ij8pb]

Damn where was this when I needed it?!?? My exams literally just finished today.

[@cheon6594]

THIS WAS EFFECTIVE I DO THIS A LOT

[@gamerzarea9084]

Yeah he's right I stare at my phone's screen for more than 30 hours a week. Its definitely helpful man.

[@trilingual2]

You deserve all your views, likes, comments, and subscribers

[@aarushidwivedi9716]

You're right

[@Ilovecoffeee]

I always listen to music before class, and i listen to lofi music to help me focus on my homework...i recommend music 100% works! :)

[@Busyfigureskating]

Their energy (and the crowd’s) was fantastic omg..! Bravo!

[@shirinsrecipe6827]

Well I always do the second rule as I am an artist, I like the texture, colour and objects thinking how it could be drawn.. where are the basic shapes. And usually ends up observing it for quite some time.

[@Blue1_2]

I see now that's why I was able to memorize things by walking . I walked for 9 hours straight like studying while walking a day before my exam . The next day , my feet were dead but at least the exam went the best I had ever attempted in social science.

[@miyeonggg]

For *Overt visual focus* I am already doing that everyday, by keeping focusing on my phone screen 🌚

[@Leuni-dj4rv]

me too😂😂

[@jane_edits13.]

for me, i get motivated very easily with music that are very fast-paced, so i would collate all my fav fast-paced pop music to hype me up whenever im travelling or studying to be more efficient... one of the songs that gets me rlly motivated and focused is especially Last Summer by Ikson... the beat drop and all is sooo satisfying to listen to while studying... this tip so far works for me since i dont rlly pay attention to lyrics but my irl bestie who loves lyrics would have to stick to instrumental/non-lyrical music in order to be focused (to whoever who read this, ur complete legend... :0)

[@Canine_Fossils]

I've always worked out and then studied (because i sit down when I study so it rests my knees) but I will be switching them around now

[@samanthajeffers9339]

Love to see you posting again

[@Zlatan-uj3db]

As per the first point, for me, without songs i can't even imagine to study!! 😀😀 My friends think I'm mad but it's so calming and relaxing that I am able to focus more while listening to music as compared to studying in a normal manner!!

[@gitanjali5775]

Me doing all of this without actually realising it's used to improve one's focus while doing studies 😂

[@Azaan_King_786]

Comment is 1 year ago...no problem I still reply... Yes bro I also don't know that it is this far❤

[@spaxerbusiness6667]

You listen to 40hz sounds before studying but you don't know that it's used to improve focus ?

[@hardik_jee4636]

TIP THAT I USE ALMOST DAILY ACTIVE RECALL whenever i have to revise a topic i just take a glance at the name of the topic and starts to write about it in a rough sheet and then matches with the notes and then analyses that where i did mistake(could be formula or anything) by this you can also be aware of things you forgot. these all makes revision very quick and interesting and MEANINGFUL

[@emmygraphicss]

Also, returning to subjects at random times helps condition your brain to believe the information is important enough to remember. Say you study math. Set up times and moments throughout your life that chalanges you to recall the information you studied. It helps your brain to know that it's valuable and you will keep it longer. Happy studying! ❤

[@kiri5203]

I was about to study but I can't even focus on this short😭

[@Edword-p7z]

You need value and understanding Why you want to learn it (relevance), and how it applies

[@AileGarcia]

Ok, I'll try this

[@nidla6391]

wish i seen this a few weeks earlier cause exams just ended xD. still, i'll try these next time

[@kinglucos5146]

I looove these types of ADHD friendly improvement pills

[@SanHydronoid]

To this day the best method I've come across is by making stories with keywords. I've learnt things instantly and never forgot them for years just using this way

[@martaswatek4157]

I've heard about them, tried the 1st and the 2nd ones and they work.

[@Aiibh]

The repetition is also known as rehearsal. You should try to do elaborative rehearsal also known as semantic learning. Try to associate things with already existing knowledge, that makes remembering easier.

[@NightWink129]

I notice that I absorb auditory information when I drop into a certain mindset while drawing. It's almost like synesthesia. I start associating certain parts of the drawing/coloring phase with the parts of info I'm currently listening to. Also, getting excited about something helps me to recall, too.

[@jygo4799]

Thanks 😊

[@taskeen7]

Time Spans Introductory- 4:43

[@Hanasajonajo]

BROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO The first one that is trueee ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mabellecordeiro3937]

Me who can stare at something for like 4 hours and forget about studying LMAO

[@BIGBUCKS_moneh]

Same, id rather stare blankly at the wall and contemplate my life choices rather than do the damn hw

[@Richard-ez9jx]

It is mentioned in suryanamaskar

[@brainprogramcenterbpc2985]

I heard all of this from Dr. Andrew Huberman, but thanks for disseminating the knowledge in the community! I also noticed how you were captivated of his gesture, "it doesn't matter".

[@Makememesandmore]

Instructions unclear: I've stared at the bug on my wall, but it won't stay still for 30 sec. I've been here for 8hrs

[@Zaima_xbtsxanime]

Over spiking focus point Repition and adreline after Use sounds

[@محمدباقر-ط7ح7ف]

I watch video's like this to improve - increase my English ^^ it's hard to find easy video's like this .

[@vaishnavisingh9585]

Or solve questions . Coz whenever i solve question right after studying a topic it wrecks my brain out but I find myself remembering better the next day

[@AseelH0767]

Summary pls❤

[@jikookworld459]

Thanks I have exams in two days and I'm going to use this ✨😊

[@purplepink70430]

This helped a lot

[@itsiwhatitsi]

So when you not in your comfort zone, the adrenaline kicks in and you can memorize the things better

[@nuracheep2908]

The moment i found this short is the moment i understand the meaning when my lecture said that my presentation lack theory.....but she still give high mark for my presentation....😢❤

[@gwsparkyyt9670]

Bro I'm here after watching this shot a week ago and these tips help me a lot Thanks bro❤

[@monkeman1409]

The focusing tip is just like the ancient Indian method of meditation called tratak meditation. You focus on an object and there are different levels

[@Demmonics]

What i learnt by this Study learn Play a fps game Rage at teammates Back to study Repeat

[@ريم-لاإلهإلاالله]

Oh I love you man😭💗💗💗💗

[@krishnagaur465]

1st one Love u bro , really helpful

[@julianamikaelalozada]

I haven't heard any of this but I've been doing 2/3 of these, and I think that's why I'm a fast learner, and can concentrate more.

[@BasicallyColourful]

Everyone tried to find something to stare at while watching this short huh?..

[@Siamese-oxo]

i chose my phone

[@the_ArtNook-15]

I tried to use sound and it worked perfectly for me. I started to focus more and understanding what I’m learning… And then my mom entered in my room and said: Don’t listen to music while studying…. U can’t focus 😂

[@A_Man7777]

Thx❤

[@Shivvaaamm]

Reset your brain please a video on this, Like restarting life for success and all main thing to start with

[@TheJawadAbdullah.]

The Dino thunder Theme helped me sooooo much

[@sujal0000]

Thank you.

[@s.j.p6394]

The way you said Some Of Them. Sounded like you can hit it down rap dude!!

[@itsmeeee404]

Can you make one with sea wave sounds 🌊🌪️

[@rahulisgreat4911]

Thank you

[@KristiánPodubinský]

I will have exams from 3 subjects 20 topics and I don't know how to remember everything

[@educationofraindrop4351]

❤overt visual focus. ❤use sounds. ❤take cold baths for adrenaline rush

[@lichypieruu9747]

thanks for making it a short perfect for my gen z low attention span brain

[@Hard_man-key]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@rustynail8692]

I will try

[@wifenloof-m7b]

When i study or read something i like to hum a song at the same time idk why but it makes me relax and focused but i only hum one song that my head is stuck with like bruno mars and lady gaga's song

[@BedrockGateBreaker]

Me using heigh entensity music to study. Not sure if the counts for the first one but it definitely counts for the 3rd and help for adhd. Also I just do the 2nd one by accident. If I can't concentrate or something I just stare off to the side, not thinking of anything for a moment

[@eric.x_x4225]

I tried out the first one actually it will help you focus on the study and after awhile i'll stop listening because it makes me memorize less than i did without the sound i used white noise

[@rebekahpowers1595]

Thankyou

[@nitaimatan2247]

bro closed the book and yeeted off the plane to remember it

[@A13XLaircey]

I heard that studying before taking a nap was effective

[@elinadangol7394]

Wow!

[@abishekkm-mp8uk]

40hz sound Focus at a point for 30secs Repetition & intensity

[@daskitsskits8383]

Thank you so much for the fill! What's your favorite aquatic animal? :D

[@Adityalearner-p3e]

tts just simply pre practicing brain to study✨️

[@amethyst87593]

am a nerd and i get straight A's always, my secret? well I don't even use internet but instead I use books, and I appreciate silence while studying.

[@Spoderman-wh5vn]

Bruh, my exams are being conducted in a few days time, and im just finding useful shorts to improve my studying skills

[@rose..........8868]

according to second tip: I am focusing on my mobile screen for more than 3 hours but it is not working may I change my object. 😒🙁

[@shipwreckedeverdeen]

Doing this will also lead yo you being really tired after classes so like, take a nap. Keep taking naps.

[@papa_rambo]

gym after studies

[@mr.ben-dover7249]

Well let's try this then

[@devilawakes5120]

Me staring my phone screen😏

[@feaquil]

As a person that takes cold showers, I see this as an absolute win

[@dipansarma4596]

What kind of music can I listen to?

[@Use_Less]

Heavy metal

[@yukia.8188]

👀 I use rock metal music during my study session

[@Kokarun_099]

If you cant focus on studying do this make a self teach like your teaching your self

[@saurabhkannalwar5041]

Superb

[@imnotridiculous]

instructions unclear: Jumped out of a plane before watching the full video now i’m staring at an ant house

[@baileymaule2582]

Instructions unclear, I got naked at school having a cold shower

[@Theconfronter1]

Heyy, how should i revise/memorise for A2 its in one month and theres some learning left to do too and im not very confident atm so what would you advise/ what should i prioritise that would help me the most

[@vidvilla4541]

Heard of all of them 😅

[@nointerference11]

I'm gonna bungee jump or sky diving after learning

[@Noober_0]

Instructions unclear, im skydiving upwards using a book.

[@darmikagarwal]

Bro, I was focusing on my mobile for 5 minutes and lost my sense of time

[@user-shininworId]

First tip is actually the reason how I got high grades.