How to ACTUALLY Study (95+ ATAR tips)

[@LuqmanArab]

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[@lilyhuang2076]

thank you for this video, i have learnt about the forgetting curve but i didnt utilize it. Now i will using a calender at my table telling me which days to review what using active recall

[@ZayHtoo-tg3ib]

I strongly believe that you'll be one of the most subscribed youtuber. Keep going, bro!!!!!

[@LuqmanArab]

Thank you so much for this amazing comment bro ❤️

[@wakancarmc-studysmart4887]

Hi Luqman, thank you so much for this superb video, I learnt a lot from it - and yes, my jaw did drop at the spaced repitition graph lol. You've explained everything with so much detail, loved it, especially the analogy of the boxing match. I can definetely relate to that exam situation as well, I prepare so much, put in a lot of effort and feel like I'm going to ace it, only to get an average result back. For maths, I've been doing a lot of practice tests, yet this happened. I realised the reason was because I was doing the whole tests again and again, within 3 days before the exam; this meant I subconsciously knew the answers and I was attempting the easy questions as well, rather than focusing on the ones I struggled with; I would also save a lot of time if I did this. And obviously, I should've prepared way earlier, rather than cramming revision into 3 days before. Also I'll certainly read the practice test book you wrote 😃 I had a couple of questions: - Instead of 'talking' to an invisible person, as part of the Feynman Technique, could I basically write what I would say instead, so I can review over how I described it, go back and further break it down the terminology if I need to and identify any gaps in my learning and directly address them there and then? - What do you think if I gave Chatgpt my notes, and asked it to ask questions and then I write the question, send it, then I will get feedback; I feel like this may be effective, because what I'm thinking (haven't tried it btw) is that if I go to create questions myself, from my notes, then it will be really easy because I will first think of the answer - chatgpt will be able to give me exam stlyed questions as well?

[@saiingalagi7276]

[@mariamsafar6748]

thank you

[@LuqmanArab]

You’re welcome!

[@lachiechan1578]

love it bro, im aspiring also to become a good student what was ur study routine?

[@LuqmanArab]

Thank you for your comment man! Means a lot. You can and you will become a good student! (if I can, you can) What do you mean by ‘study routine’? Do you mean like what I did when studying or my daily routine?

[@BillyJean-dm4dw]

🔥 good advice

[@wampaproductions1152]

thanks man, one month out from first HSC exams. Going well in all other subjects except Adv Math going to try my hardest to bring it up, any tips apart from learning content then practice q or learning from practice q?

[@jakemcphee]

Thank you

[@LuqmanArab]

You’re welcome 💪

[@bilelarab158]

👌👌👌👌

[@drainclogs]

Did you use anki flash cards when revising ?

[@LuqmanArab]

Yes :)

[@zenith_x2472]

Is spaced relation passive

[@LuqmanArab]

Do you mean spaced repetition?