If you give me 5 minutes, I will make sure you ace your next test.

[@TasniaTanzin]

this is the first time one of these study tips videos actually ended up helping me

[@totalnervensäge]

dude, these tips are AWESOME, like i was tired of hearing the same stuff over and over again, this was really refreshing. thanks man! will be looking forward to future uploads :)

[@AestheticGurl-jh6vt]

Dude these tips are very useful and actually work!! Definately subscribing ur channel!

[@kanutaro3426]

the method you're showing in this video is free recall and is a thousand times more effective than active (cued) recall (on an exam, you won't exactly have the same cues as in your Anki deck). I do it too :D if you're studying a subject like biology don't just memorize though, understand the concepts and ask yourself "how does this fit into the big picture?". You'll find that the next time you note down what you need to pass the learner's outcomes, it'll be easier if you understand the foundational concepts I personally combine this with Anki and mind maps (+ practice papers!! in exam conditions) and I get great grades

[@penguin4627]

i love that i dont have to sit thru a 10 min intro and listen to irrelevant things just to get the tips Ur vid is so concise and effective, u just gained a sub

[@chloochlee]

havent thought about following through the syllabus. thank you!

[@miaminoah9430]

Broo i guaranteed that this even work for a dumb. Didn't wanna mean but if u think ur dumb just try this method along with space repition. If u feel like brainknotted even after repeating and going through ur notes for about 3 times don't hesitate to get support from a teacher, lecture, freind or video explanations beacuse that brainknotted feeling comes when you didn't understrant or learn theories well. So clarify what you didn't do well it'll make you proud yourself that ur not a dumb anymore. Good luck on your next exams big brains ❤

[@WildZenkai]

❤

[@Cocreatercoochconch1111]

Going based on the objectives has always worked !!!

[@Wemysterioushere]

1) learner's outcome - 0:43 2) practice - 2:30

[@marvyheight]

This is excellent I am gonna try them now, thanks

[@valtvoltage]

thanks man, those are some really helpful tips :)

[@EndeavourForSuccess]

You are really really helpful mann..❤ May god bless you abundantly

[@Verena_Achlys]

Giving you you're 70th subscriber ❤

[@johannaryleigh3538]

You're a life saver! I'm starting my exams in a few days, this was a very helpful video!! New sub btw :D

[@huzaifakamalll]

Keep growing man. You are on the right track. Keep going. Appreciated your efforts and video. Btw thanks for sharing some amazing stuff ❤

[@WildZenkai]

appreciate it! ♥

[@AnkitRoy-k2z]

432nd subscriber earnt....... I hv a history exam tomorrow and i feel like this is going to help me a TON Thx for making a vid that feels fresh and was actually worth watching.....wish u the best for your youtube and academic journey😊

[@makvanaaastha]

loved the vd and i just subscribed ur channel . i will try this tips ;] ty buddy

[@felixia17]

subscribed! this is so good 590th sub

[@athokpamromio153]

Your video surprised me actually i was reading (Molecular Basis of Inheritance) and in your sample it shows exactly what i was reading DNA replication

[@FATHWIMATHZAHRA]

now thts reality 😊👌

[@maureenlovesskz]

Im going to try this thanks

[@Whataminow-s5b]

This might help me in my theory examination Thank you I will try this within a few minutes ✨🧿🙏🏻😉

[@linacore-u1o]

Thank you so much!

[@IshaanRastogi29]

great tips !

[@tharunragumar4850]

Thank u

[@user-Psyches]

Wonderful ! 😊

[@sugarcrane7982]

i told some of my classmates to go by the syllabus and they were crazy to tell me its too long and useless. i wondered that day but ig ill never doubt myself after seeing this video

[@Itsamina-d1m]

We're so tired of videos with the same repetitive methods because we want to improve our skills and learn different things from different people. THANK YOU, from new subscriber ❤

[@teresamarie9108]

I just saw this, I have bio o lvl paper two tmr siaa This is so smart

[@WildZenkai]

gl for ur o lvl! 加油！

[@TurtleBoi-c1w]

Thank you bro

[@vanillaayx2024]

Very helpful new sub- also can you give advices for gcse’s?

[@Ahana-l5j]

Ty❤

[@aestaticst4r]

But where can I get the questions from (learners outcomers) should i ask my teacher or how should I do it please help me somebody because this tip is so good.

[@444ch4se]

hi, can you make a guide on how to study content-heavy essay based subjects? I found your video really helpful and concise so I'll really look forward to it

[@WildZenkai]

sure, ill try to find time to make one, so look out for it!

[@lilychan-li5yr]

How to study physics chemistry and maths like this as there isnt much theory part

[@gloomy_r4in]

100th sub

[@whoami27968]

when should i do these practice questions 😊

[@zhanvie_s2508]

giving you your 430th subscriber thanks for sharing these tips:))

[@yxxssr]

classic clickbait why do i always fall in them lol

[@SustainWork]

But won't this take a lot of time and it becomes boring to do the same thing over and over again. Added to the vast syllabus will this work?

[@WildZenkai]

yeah, it will take a long time, but the main reason i advise to do LO is because it highlights the important points, cutting out all the other fluff in the topic, and it helps you memorise easier. its fine if you dont want to keep redoing it, as long as you feel you are comfortable with the content, you should start practicing. hope this helps! ❤

[@BiBiartist0]

Do you have tips on note taking. Do you think it is better to not Nate notes and rely on already taken notes or study guides

[@WildZenkai]

taking notes is a good way to understand the content, but you shouldnt overdo it, just 1 set for each topic is more than enough. instead you should focus on taking down the important information that your teachers tell you, such as keywords, methods, common mistakes from students.

[@Suzieebee]

Can you explain the learners outcome one more time

[@Wemysterioushere]

Its usually given as 'objectives' at the starting of the chapter

[@WildZenkai]

its found in the syllabus as the main concepts that you need to understand in order to take your final exam, so if you can do those without any problem, you will be all set for exams, as long as you keep practicing questions :)

[@Suzieebee]

@@Wemysterioushere thanks

[@Suzieebee]

@@WildZenkai we have to learn what's important in the topic and learn that topic widely

[@samuelnihbos]

what font you use for the text in the video?

[@WildZenkai]

its called coolveltica :)

[@samuelnihbos]

@@WildZenkai big thanks!

[@lallu-m9f]

do you do a levels?

[@WildZenkai]

yeah, im in jc rn

[@Dipti-j1o]

Actually helped 🫶🏻✨

[@Sahar_needsTherapist]

First ever video with most practical ideas and tips every single time I used to watch a video they are filled with the same copy paste content which is not useful at all. But thanks to you❤