How a 99.95 ATAR Student Manages Time and Is INSANELY Productive (99 ATAR Study Tips)

[@zahidibr]

First time I heard about "The Flowmodoro"! Interesting idea and will try that out soon in my studying 👍

[@minddivesounds5730]

I am a big fan of the pomodoro technique, but I generally see it as a guideline and as progress tracking - when in flow, never give up the flow :D

[@ArcherNewton]

Definitely try it out :)

[@ArcherNewton]

love the flow state!

[@isaac-tw4iv]

Great video, such an underrated channel. In year 11 this year, ur tips are amazing mate

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you so much!

[@aldinaldocunha7608]

Oi bom dia tudo bem com você meu amigo como está você como seu dia começou começou bem graças a Deus que começou bem que a luz te ilumina que a luz você consiga ir mais longe que você puder e também você consegue tudo que você quer que você deseja que eu vejo que você está sendo sincero seja sempre sincero sempre consegue e além quando a gente é sinceridade fazer amor e fazer o bem a quem seja e fazer o bem é saber respeitar um ao outro isso torna importante e torna muito sábio e torna o que é impossível meu sonho constrói junto quando a gente tem o respeito um ao outro e assim pode crescer e tornar tudo que você quer e tornar realidade desejo muita luz e muita benção no teu caminho para você muita paz e muito amor para você assim desejar um dia muita luz onde você esteja você está você e toda a sua equipe que está com você tchau um abraço do seu amigo que eu desejo de coração

[@shardulinamdar2729]

Thank you so much Archer. What an awesome video!

[@ArcherNewton]

Thanks again Shardul! :)

[@milenapavlidou6940]

Keep it up Archer, you’re genuinely A M A Z I N G !✨✨✨

[@milenapavlidou6940]

The Flowmodoro technique is incredibly helpful actually, great advice!

[@ArcherNewton]

Wow thank you Milena!

[@milenapavlidou6940]

@@ArcherNewtonThank YOU! ;))

[@brainfm-relaxation]

Hey, how are you? Great video! Very chill, especially after work!

[@ArcherNewton]

Good, thank you :)

[@zakko6112]

Hey mate, thanks for this. I start year 11 tomorrow (a week later due to the Western Australia perth lockdown) and am stressing. I’ve done everything to prepare; Watched your videos Read guides Made a study plan / timetable and set schedules Yet I’m still worried - I really want to do well this year. You got any other tips? Thanks for the videos!

[@beastyusuf7667]

I started year 10 last week and am doing year 11 methods little stressed lots of work. Good luck with your study’s bro

[@ArcherNewton]

Hi Zakko, you’ve done a lot more than most students so that’s pretty good! Make sure to keep looking at tons and tons of stuff regarding study techniques and practise them so you get really good at it by year 12 :)

[@zakko6112]

@@ArcherNewton thank you so much!

[@zakko6112]

@NK good actually! Graduated year 12 two weeks ago and am awaiting my final exams results. If you’re just getting started on your atar journey I wish you the best of luck and if you have any questions feel free to ask! :)

[@zakko6112]

@NK no worries :)

[@dliu6450]

Great Vid! Very informative and thank you Archer for your kindness to share!

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you for the kind comment!!

[@Zeddery1]

Thanks for the video Starting year 12 next week. Your videos have been extremely helpful, i am prepared i have covered all aos1 content and created a study time table. Thankyou for your study tips

[@ArcherNewton]

Love to hear this! 😊

[@arnavkadian2004]

loved this editing too

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you!!

[@arnavkadian2004]

Love the vid Archer, very helpful for me going into year 11 this year. Keep up the fire educational content!

[@ArcherNewton]

Thanks Arnav :)

[@howzatfilms5820]

Thanks Archer keep it up🤙🏽🥃

[@ArcherNewton]

Thanks, as always Desmond! 😊

[@sid1012]

definitely needed this, thanks so much! :)

[@ArcherNewton]

Yay! So good to hear :)

[@anthonyxie4409]

@@ArcherNewton Thank you, this is very helpful :)

[@bellawhite1545]

Very helpful. First time hearing about Amazing Marvin

[@ArcherNewton]

I’m actually planning a video on Amazing Marvin so keep an eye out :)

[@luizabarboza8987]

Archer, I am a brazilian student and by the end of the year the universities give us a test of 90 questions (it includes everything that you learned in highschool, math, physics, biology, history, geography, brazilian literature (which we have to read almost 10 books), chemistry, portuguese grammar...) and an essay. After that, we have to get almost everything right to go for the second round, which is a test with discursive questions (for med, it includes math, physics, biology, geography and some literature). I have some questions for you that would help me A LOT: Do you think I can study everything that I need (almost everything we studed at high school) with active recall and spaced repetition? And how can I organize so that one day in the future I don't have to study the 2 new classes I had in the morning at school and 4 more reviews that would be spaced repetition from the classes before? Could I review all those subjects in one day? Or that's just how spaced repetition works? And how can I use active recall and spaced repetition for subjects like math, physics and chemistry, like, isn't most of these 3 subjects just memorize and understand formulas? And should I, at every math, chemistry and physics spaced repetition, do a lot of questions for what i have difficult? Wouldn't there be too many things to review in one day at the future? I hope you understand, thanks for the attention! You are a huge inspiration, thanks for the videos!

[@ArcherNewton]

Hi Luiza! Awesome to hear from you and glad to hear you find my videos useful. Short answer to your question, yes and no. Even active recall and spaced repetition has it's own flaws which is why you should always have a lot of study techniques to use for particular scenarios. What I explain in this video is how you can time manage, but spaced repetition doesn't have to be so methodically planned out. Active recall is less useful with matrhs physics and chemistry because they're more conceptual which is why you want to use mindmapping and inqruiy based learning more often. I explain in my most recent video why doing lots of questions does have some limitations. Hope that helps! Please let me know any other questions you have!

[@luizabarboza8987]

@@ArcherNewton Thanks for answering Archer! I'll be applying those tips at study :)

[@jana7626]

This was amazing, thank youuu

[@ArcherNewton]

Glad you liked it!!

[@Mindfultherapy_12]

Hey, I just need tips for year 11 I am already stressed out because I wanna go to the medicine field and to get there I need a good atar. I chose maths advanced which is okay and chemistry which is HARd and biology which is OKAY.and I am not that smart soooo yeahh

[@ArcherNewton]

Hi Victoria, make sure to watch my other videos on how to ace year 12, but really its all about setting yourself up with good study techniques and learning how to learn. You should also focus on understanding the content and not memorising it. Hope that helps!

[@Mindfultherapy_12]

@@ArcherNewton THANKU❤️

[@rebekkazivka4670]

Advice for studying/taking notes for methods/specialist?

[@ArcherNewton]

Hi Rebekka, the main idea is gaining a very fundamental understanding of the concepts to know where everything is coming from and what will lead to what consequences. I do this through using 'thought experiments'. The next thing is lots of mindful practice with practice problems. However, it's important not only to do the questions but reflect on them and how you are working through the questions, so you can use them as learning experiences. Hope that helps :)

[@MKR-hd3bg]

Question how can i download pdf files of books examples excel and strive

[@ArcherNewton]

Hi there, I'm not really sure what you're question is sorry!

[@aadeshvenkatasubramanian5151]

hello, archer when is the next mentoring session going to happen ?

[@ArcherNewton]

not sure, but I guess best thing is to keep an eye on your yt notifications :)

[@aadeshvenkatasubramanian5151]

@@ArcherNewton ok thx i asked as my exams are coming up and m debate practice is also being done

[@beastyusuf7667]

Hey mate I am doing year 11 methods in year 10 any tips for me to do good and understand the concepts

[@ArcherNewton]

Hi there, if you watch some of my other videos I talk about how its important to learn how to learn and to use the right study techniques :)

[@georgiamurphy3595]

What times did you study each day?

[@ArcherNewton]

Hi Georgia, I always tried to study for UCAT in the morning before starting my day and then throughout the day I would study when I had time

[@tomproecarter7064]

Do u run ecom dropshipping stores

[@ArcherNewton]

no i don't :)

[@alianwar3000]

NICE !!!!

[@ArcherNewton]

Thanks Ali!!

[@jattTATE]

Archer, what subjects did you do in yr12?

[@ArcherNewton]

Hi there! I did these year 12 subjects :) Specialist Mathematics Mathematical Methods English Psychology Biology Physics Research Project Music: Solo Performance Music: Ensemble Performance Uni: 2x subjects

[@jattTATE]

@@ArcherNewton holy moly, what a workload, guess it goes to show that your methods work

[@ArcherNewton]

I did these subjects across year 11 and 12 :)

[@GoAheadShaun]

One of your catchphrases should be saying 99.95% instead of 99.99%.

[@ArcherNewton]

hahahah that’s cool! :)

[@polar5636]

What subjects did you do?

[@ArcherNewton]

Hi Jarrod, I did these year 12 subjects, plus 2 uni subjects :) Specialist Mathematics Mathematical Methods English Psychology Biology Physics Research Project Music: Solo Performance Music: Ensemble Performance

[@polar5636]

@@ArcherNewton tysm for the response. I’m doing the same subjects except for physics? Any advice with managing the work load for bio and psych? Tysm

[@ArcherNewton]

Work on your study efficiency where you can because there’s lots of content that you don’t want to be looking at multiple times to learn it before a test or exam.

[@polar5636]

@@ArcherNewton tysm for the help

[@joanjose9051]

what is time blocking?

[@ArcherNewton]

Hey Joan! It's just where you schedule a time within your day to do one particular task

[@samtheham3187]

First!!

[@ArcherNewton]

Nice Sam!!