How I Crammed 100 Hours of Study in 10 Hours

[@ArcherNewton]

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[@jesnaldoza3109]

woww you're back archer! soo happy to hear from you!

[@NebulaJohnny]

Your timing couldn't have been more perfect! I was feeling so anxious and close to giving up, but your video appeared just when I needed it most. I'll start implementing your methods right away. Thank you for the inspiration!

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you Nebula! I hope this can help relieve some of the stress and help you achieve what you're looking for :)

[@rifatjahan4739]

This video is peak, it literally came out 2 weeks before my exams. Am just gonna start the grind

[@ArcherNewton]

Awesome! Best of luck!!!

[@tsuchus]

Goodluck!

[@MuhammadAli17]

A levels?

[@gratiaadinda8557]

ME TOO!

[@GingeryGinger]

Did it work out ?

[@Mmj_-lq3gp]

You helped me a lot not just with academic learning but learning art and philosophy and learning un general, thank you, from the bottom of my heart.

[@ArcherNewton]

This is so kind! Thank you so much for sharing how this has been helpful 🥰

[@angellover02171]

I'm sure in Australia it might be illegal to test students on things outside of the classes objectives but I don't think that's true in every country.

[@Qwertyuiop-p2s5f]

Sure, but you should still probably start by mastering those

[@angellover02171]

@@Qwertyuiop-p2s5f?

[@angelikalau4217]

Tell that to the WJEC (Welsh) exam board for secondary school tests 😂 literally guaranteed at this point something that's not in the syllabus WILL come up

[@angellover02171]

@@Qwertyuiop-p2s5f I've never gotten a class objective list in a class before.

[@alexandrinamehandzhiyska6947]

That's such a huge level up in the quality of your videos! So good!

[@ArcherNewton]

Thanks so much Alex! It’s been amazing to see how well things are going for you now :)

[@kyrapatristia6419]

Thank you! This is really helpful advice 🙏🏼 it awes me how underrated ur vids are with how high quality the content is. These tips are a must for every learner and student!!!

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you so much! This is so nice to read :) Thank you :)

[@gojo_saturo_the_king]

Thanks a lot ❤ , waiting for the next video 😁

[@KarnbirRandhawa]

Highest Yield KZbin Channel!

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you!! Ur so kind :))

[@andressamravend.1445]

Love the Hair! Thanks for the timely content

[@ArcherNewton]

You're so welcome! New hair 😜

[@micaelagodoygraziano]

Thank you so much!! Just in time, I really needed this advice 💗💗💗

[@ArcherNewton]

So glad it was helpful!

[@anangelsdiaries]

Earned my follow, actually learned something. Amazing video man!

[@ArcherNewton]

Fantastic to hear! Thanks so much and keen to have you on board :)

[@user-xb5sg4wz7g]

Thank you so much Archer! I'm currently very close to exams and I really needed this. I'm also sorry to hear about your dad, I hope he's doing better now.

[@venuskissed]

Bro as soon as u said u was not gon talk about active recall and spaced repetition I focused right up.

[@ArcherNewton]

Yeppppp

[@jaybeanzx]

I’m not in school anymore, but great vid! Nice to spread unique tips.

[@manuelorsillo7329]

Great video as usual. Sorry to hear what you went through. Hope your dad is better

[@aarfabadar731]

Thanks for the info. Really appericiate

[@ArcherNewton]

You're welcome!!!

[@akioasakura3624]

Absolute legend 🔥🔥🔥 big up sir tysm. The genuine night city skyline out the window is just 😮‍💨😮‍💨

[@ArcherNewton]

Big up! Thank you!!!

[@betterresponse2751]

Thats dr preeti sharma from india, she is a top educator here for med school.

[@ArcherNewton]

She’s great!

[@mmissjulia]

awesome, another reason to leave my year 12 external exams study to the last millisecond!

[@joshuaokereke8751]

Great video !!

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you!!!

[@zeyunde]

Holy crap bro, the pacing, editing and the video itself is perfect stick with it and you'll make it big

[@ArcherNewton]

Thanks so much man! I really appreciate it :) Working hard at it now!

[@yoojinilhae2373]

That's a new technique ive learnt today, well explained, god bless

[@sayeejamkhindikar4608]

YOU ARE AMAZING

[@excusemeum]

He's back!!!

[@ArcherNewton]

Yes!! Finally!

[@aelia93]

thank you so much for this video

[@ArcherNewton]

You're welcome!

[@Gu66y453]

Your return, and the order of the topic of content your doing is absolutely amazing. Cannot wait for the next video!

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you so much!! I'm looking forward to it too :)

[@micaharandia-dorado]

Watching from PH! ❤❤❤

[@EliCreed]

whats ph?💀💀

[@qed3318]

⁠@@EliCreedyoooo this is qed, ph is the hub, hope that clears it up for you. keep being a king 🙏🔥

[@EliCreed]

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[@Umarepistemix]

Watching here from Nigeria.

[@ArcherNewton]

Welcome!!!

[@aaronpeng6020]

bro remembered his youtube password

[@ArcherNewton]

Oop

[@marvelouss719]

I got nothing from this video other than you peddling your knowledge.

[@ArcherNewton]

@@marvelouss719 sorry you didn't find it useful

[@marvelouss719]

@@ArcherNewton I think sometimes you should just get straight to the meat. Excuse the idiom if you are vegan. I live in the US and we love our idioms. Justin does the same thing.

[@Iambusyfuckingmydeluluwife]

​@@marvelouss719I perceive, Justin does the same thing means everyone does it? And, straight to the meat meant straight to chopping it up?

[@hennascornerpodcast]

I have two days to study for my ochem exam, thank you for this video. Please wish me luck

[@Kagumi-kun2312]

How did it go?

[@tarbsmwale9093]

Great vifeo man ive been ding thie in my first semester in med school abd it reallybfrees up my schedule 🙏🙏🙏

[@SophiaGrace-b9x]

After a 5 day engineering exam i have a biology in 6 and math in 7 days… too late to get a good grade but going to grind and try to get as good as possible

[@zsofi5483]

Could you please talk about how you study anatomy, and how you can connect all those latin words to make them relevant in one of your videos?

[@claraadvinfernandis538]

You are backkkk

[@ArcherNewton]

Yesss!

[@user-kr4fz4fr8j]

I _have_ heard of syntopical reading. Owned. 😊

[@lomebarghathi3062]

Please upload the vid about learning far deeper from the first session asap .I have internal medicine exam next week and I'm way behind 😭

[@ArcherNewton]

That video is mentioned at the end! It’s my pre study one :)

[@ShrhuthiEthayakumar]

Amazing video. Thankss so much. Could you make a video about how to write practical reports plzzz🙏🙏🙏

[@samtheham3187]

It has been a whileeee Archer

[@ArcherNewton]

It has! Good to see you here!!

[@Visionarysynth]

Ur a life saver

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you!!

[@aminafarah3884]

How can you use syntopical reading for computer science we don’t have alot of reading

[@SwitcherRu]

This way of cramming works well for isolated topics, however I wonder about it's long term effectiveness for cohesive topics like the interlinking between human physiology and pathology and subsequent clinical management of diseases. I doubt that I could ever pass a final exam testing anything and everything by cramming.

[@graxzinomafpo6796]

and this could never work for mathematics or physics

[@SwitcherRu]

Honestly not sure how it would work with mathematics or physics when it comes to the application. Both these fields require good fundamentals + the ability to internalize knowledge so that it can used freely

[@ArcherNewton]

It does and is even more powerful for Physics. I used this to score a perfect score in Physics in my state - here's my comment on another comment. It's the same principles in that you need to: 1. find as many connections as possible with where certain approaches can be applied in multiple scenarios. For example, using quadratic formula, null factor law, in contexts of polynomials and calculus, as well as algebraic manipulation 2. Start with practising in layers of increasing detail and syntopically look at different examples of how concepts are used in similar mathematical problems so you can find the nuance in between these similar problems

[@ArcherNewton]

Please see the comment I've just posted here too! In maths, you need to have extremely deep and nuanced understanding of all the applications that the mathematical concepts you've learnt can be applied (as per the learning objectives), since the most complicated questions won't test you outside of those LOs, they'll just require 'unexpected' and non-typical applications of some of the concepts you've already learnt.

[@ArcherNewton]

I did this throughout all of the physiology, pathology and clinical learning. I also work with registrars, doctors in training and medical students who apply this across all of their medical learning. This video isn't about recommending cramming but instead saying that there are far more efficient ways to increase the chances of finding relationships between what you're learning and thereby increase your learning speed

[@Fulfill_Your_Potential]

Cole here - Love the video Trying to marginally improve my videos to one day get as good as yours

[@ArcherNewton]

Oh hey Cole! Awesome to hear!

[@KyleMondlak]

Would you be able to upload or link the livestream when you did this?

[@ArcherNewton]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYnYZmhpi8mAkMU really isn't much showing on here though since I was just so focused on getting through all the content

[@Promoter6985]

Hi! I'm a Year 11 student studying bio, spesh, methods, physics, and english. I've recently found your videos, and the tips are interesting, but they seem quite different from the usual ones I've used like Anki, Obsidian notes, and practice SACs/chapter reviews. I'm kind of worried that none of my study methods are effective, so I'm a bit overwhelmed with options. If I try completely changing my approach, what do you think are the most important study techniques to focus on (if you could pick 3-5)?

[@ArcherNewton]

Hey Xavier! By you looking at different options, you're already taking a huge step in the right direction and is going to be better than not. I don't recommend completely changing your approach in one go. You'll be swapping from habits you've become comfortable with fora long time to new techniques you've never used before. It's good to make the swap gradually and spend more time learning about the advantages and disadvantages of each method i explain on this channel so that you can begin to understand when to implement each technique and when not to!

[@retishe7660]

Can u make a video on studying Math based or procedure based subjects like Computer science , or engineering

[@gideonappiah5478]

Please so you are just skimming through to build scaffolds in layers so it makes sense to you and helps you restructure it right?

[@averll]

thank you! you think i can manage this with five subjects of my igcses coming up soon? theyre coming up in about.. two weeks!! having so much fun /not

[@ArcherNewton]

No problem! You can definitely apply this for that! Best of luck!

[@CyberSquad-i5l]

​@@ArcherNewton i also have my igcses in just 9 days....of history geography religious studies and literature and i didn't even started yet 😓

[@ShrhuthiEthayakumar]

Could you make a video about how to write practical reports plzzz🙏🙏🙏

[@lordzroger951]

Is it possible to cram for biochemistry? I seriously need to know how, what would you plan to do if you were in my place? It has equation and big ahh structures😢

[@add467]

If you could go back in time and study for MCAT again, would you mostly rely on priming and syntopical reading?

[@justinpeter5752]

How does this apply for advanced math (I’m taking a masters course in random variables, for instance)?

[@ShrhuthiEthayakumar]

Could you make a video about how to write practical reports. It’s just so confusing.🙏🙏🙏

[@sohamgawande6100]

Welcome back home 😀

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you Soham! Good to see you again!

[@fire-thoughts]

can any one kindly help me ... I am new in caji koi academy, in this channel I am trying to figuring out how to learn but I don't have clarity. Now I am going to tell what I have learn just please give me feedback. System is preview, view and review. -At first before watching a lecture I familiar myself with the topic. -Then in class just take notes of two things 1st is when the teacher tell it will going to on the test 2nd things to memorize not understand. -After that solve practice problem and use spaced retrieval (for reviewing i use active recall and spaced repetation I think this two is called spaced retrieval)

[@lenny7228]

Cool vid

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you!

[@willylmao]

The king is back 👑👑

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you!! ❤

[@TimilehinOjo-Adebayo-rg6ik]

What if there are no learning objectives

[@theashow3387]

the guy has netwon in his name what do you expect

[@AM-oy6gz]

I need to study half of my semester in 2 days before exam 💀

[@free_palestine_yeah]

u can do itt

[@Wishuk112]

How did it go

[@wolfkai8583]

@@Wishuk112I’m also have an exam and 2 days to study and also have a semester to catch up on. I will let you know

[@AM-oy6gz]

@@Wishuk112 Good enough for studying half of semester in 2 days Any one can do it surely.

[@wolfkai8583]

@@AM-oy6gz yep I passed the class but somewhat failed the final test. I was suppose to get like a 50 but I got a 70 and and that’s because the professor was nice and I tried my best to at leats participate throughout the semester and get good grades on everything other then test.

[@AJIBOYEMOHAMMED]

I really admire your typing skills. What the secret. and please can u make a video on effective encoding

[@ArcherNewton]

Typing skills came down to doing deliberate practice! A little bit of encoding is in this video as you find relationships between what you’re learning !

[@Yeeeeeehaw]

Thank you Archer for such high level content !! our medschool doesn't provide learning objectives, Is there any alternative way ?

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you for watching! You can likely just refer to learning objectives from similar medical schools or just ask ChatGPT! You'll have a lot of other crossover with other medical schools since, after all, as a doctor of your country, you need to have similar knowledge to other doctors

[@NewBeginnings-vx6ic]

As cool as this might seem, isn't it a bit misguiding to direct people towards cramming a whole class in a day, where you will be forgetting pretty much all of it afterwards? This will create lots of problems in the future for people.

[@ArcherNewton]

I try make the reference in the video that this is not ideal and worthwhile but also sometimes you need to be able to get yourself out a sticky situation which is how I ended up in this situation in the first place, otherwise I would have failed, but yes, completely understand!

[@kristavelkova8236]

How tf do you do it for anatomy?

[@Hellos-qj6vy]

I missed u bro

[@alexrubio40]

Which ipad are you using, 11 or 12 inch ipad ?

[@ArcherNewton]

That one is the 12.9 inch!

[@retishe7660]

I know ur a med student but can u make a study video for programming and engineering. ❤

[@Catholicguy-qs3ng]

Hey archer Should i do syntopical reading after organizing my keywords or before it? I want to clarify this doubt

[@ArcherNewton]

after briefly having an attempt to organise the keywords based on a quick search and relying on your prior knowledge! then you go check if that's right by going ahead and properly learning syntopically

[@Catholicguy-qs3ng]

Thank you

[@JBLPB110]

My chemistry exam A level is tommorow 🫡

[@marcsonic01]

What if i do this every day though?

[@rabi636gamer]

Hi bro My classes are starting e few days later can you tell me how much time and when what technique i should use to cover each subject

[@ArcherNewton]

I highly recommend prestudy which I mentino at the end of this video! How much you need to spend on each subject will depend though!

[@starumedah6945]

Could you link the livestream of your study if you don't mind, I would definitely be keen on watching it to "productively procrastinate"

[@Kagumi-kun2312]

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[@resea342]

if its fine, can you disclose your scores for each of your atar subjects? im doing spec, chem, methods, lit, human bio and physics. yr 11 rn. it'd really help let me know whats possible. 99.95 is incredible with your subjects and without a language if im not wrong.

[@ArcherNewton]

Sounds like you're in WACE which is a different system! But I also graduated quite a few years ago so it's likely even more different than before now!

[@resea342]

@@ArcherNewton i see, thanks for clearing that up.

[@Hasan10-oh7vl]

Keep going bro! Do you need a video editor bro? I can do a sample video:)

[@Englishchannel360]

Hi should you then create a mind map of the whole subject or learn topic by topic?

[@ArcherNewton]

If the whole subject isn’t too big, it’s good to have it on one mindmap!

[@stonytark3627]

The return of the GOAT 🐐

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you!!

[@abrilthom895]

Hope everythibg gets better wiyh ur dad

[@capgains]

Mr. Archer I noticed that Dr Sung is possibly having some difficulty with those with ADHD. meaning I’m not sure that he has an effective strategy for those with ADHD or those that have used his recommendations are making progress; like myself who hasn’t moved the needle much. And from the comments, I think that there might be an opportunity to utilize someone like myself who has been diagnosed with ADHD and has available time and willing to give some of that time for free in return for some coaching. I was thinking something like if I was to get coaching and have one of the coaches work with me directly and then figure out what works best overtime for those with ADHD, I would be the lab rat Let me know !

[@rintorio1856]

Do you plan on making a course for study rather than youtube videos. I wish I could learn most of what you know about studying to become like a study god lol

[@ArcherNewton]

I recommend iCanStudy :)

[@Alex-ns6hj]

Did you learn the idea of "syntopical reading" from "How to read a book" from Mortimer? The 4 main steps of reading...

[@ArcherNewton]

It is definitely adapted from that concept yep

[@Alex-ns6hj]

@@ArcherNewton that's awesome. It's inspiring when I acquire knowledge and meet someone else who has done the same. Your videos are helpful to many, best of luck!

[@matildaweerarathna8718]

Thankyou sir!❤️ Very helpful 😊🎉

[@ArcherNewton]

You're welcome! Thakns so much!

[@pranavvijaykumar55]

Decent vid

[@ArcherNewton]

Thanks!

[@Divyv520]

Hey Archer Newton , really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with Best Quality Editing in your videos which visually appeal to audience and would increase average view duration and will also make a highly engaging Thumbnail which will overall help your videos to reach to a wider audience ? Pls let me know what do you think ?

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you! Always interested to hear. Please feel free to send me a message on instagram and we can talk further :)

[@EliCreed]

this video did not have to be 13 minutes. Not to hate though, amazing video and great advice, i think it would be better to get to the point quicker, im sure many viewers are prone to skipping. :)

[@XxSpideyXD]

You can't play table tennis better then me

[@ArcherNewton]

Probably not!

[@hassanomer22]

7:00

[@wakor.i]

Isn't math different like it needs a lot of exercising

[@monsieurLDN]

Yes but understanding the general structure of the topic makes it easier to learn once you do an exercise

[@C.G.O.Iddamalgoda]

Damn, your name is awesome. Either your friends call you Archer or Newton. I want a name like that.

[@stellardragon7076]

IB AI exam tomorrow

[@celloll5825]

KZbin study videos that have great topic and aims to inform about important issues but instead makes me dizzy and anxious cause of: 1) guy/gal ANNOUNCING the intro in a high pitch American voice✅ 2)Opening scene is ALWAYS them sitting in their table spinning pen in between fingers ✅ 3) Unnecessary back story/ life story wasting half of my time honestly such a turn off makes me demotivated to watch further✅ I don’t understand why can’t they just SIT and JUST tell me how to do it… how to study or cram blah blah rather than doing extra shit in their videos. This video is better than a lot of those on KZbin but honestly everyone is just dramatic. Whichever videos I come across I feel that it might help me but as I click it’s the same shit over and over again. Am I the only one struggling with this …….

[@epicremo8795]

Patiennce, you learn a lot more from people who do this.

[@KiraTheUnleashed]

Could you please make video on the study techniques that are most relevant for phd students? The one's that help them the most at the create stage of bloom's taxonomy?

[@Catholicguy-qs3ng]

A new hairstyle?😂

[@ArcherNewton]

yepp!!

[@towhidalam9213]

this is without any doubt effective but..... I want to know how to cram for maths as is not about reading necessarily

[@ArcherNewton]

It's the same principles in that you need to: 1. find as many connections as possible with where certain approaches can be applied in multiple scenarios. For example, using quadratic formula, null factor law, in contexts of polynomials and calculus, as well as algebraic manipulation 2. Start with practising in layers of increasing detail and syntopically look at different examples of how concepts are used in similar mathematical problems so you can find the nuance in between these similar problems

[@terminallucidity]

Best part of the video is in your hair ;)

[@ArcherNewton]

Awesome!!

[@gharbirihab5760]

hii can anyone answer me, i searched for this methode"the Syntopical reading" ('cause i didn't understand what to do exactly from the video, i think 'cause my english is not that good)anyway , so i find out that there's a lot to do to apply this methode effectively, so i think i misunderstood the main tips and i need help ,so can someone please tell me how and what to do exactly and give me the tips that he mentioned on how to use this method effectively..

[@elonma483]

where is the actual stream? Lmao

[@CHARGING.TARTARUS]

See you in 6 months haha 😅

[@ArcherNewton]

hahaha - not gonna let it happen this time!

[@demonlord8732]

376th viewer

[@ArcherNewton]

😂

[@AbuHussain90]

FIRST??

[@ArcherNewton]

Yessss, you were first!

[@bigpotato1007]

second

[@ArcherNewton]

Yeppp!