Learning how to Learn: 8 Practices to become a TOP 1% Student 📚

Are you already feeling the stress of the exam period at the start of the semester? Has your semester break not been enough to recover from the rigors of the last term?
And do you find it frustrating that despite hours of memorizing and studying, you only managed a mediocre grade?
What do those top students know about study techniques that you don't?
If this resonates with you, then this video is just what you need. In this video, we will go through the 8 most common mistakes that prevent you from learning any subject and achieving top grades in your studies
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00:00 Intro
00:44 #1 You Start Studying Too Late
03:32 #2 You Study Non-Stop
04:44 #3 You're Not Familiar with Bloom's Taxonomy
06:53 #4 You Don't Enjoy the Process
08:12 #5 You Only Focus on Your Favourite Topics
09:19 #6 You Study with Flashcards
11:06 #7 Focusing on Memorization
12:29 #8 You Study Without Using Mock Exams
We all know that feeling, as the exam approaches, our motivation to study really kicks in - after all, you don’t want to fail. The pressure is a real motivator to stop procrastinating.
If you're someone who crams right before the exam and enjoys your free time during the semester instead of sitting in the university library, you're not alone. This is how most students study.
However, this method of exam preparation is not really smart and is extremely stressful - this learning strategy is probably the main cause for long nights of cramming and all-nighters.
What if you spread your study hours more evenly throughout the semester? You don’t need to study more, just more evenly distributed.
Instead of handling the entire study load at the last minute, distribute your sessions evenly over the time you have available.
This means starting early in the semester and regularly reserving time for studying. This way, you won't panic as exams approach, because you have already laid a solid foundation.
This video is about:
spaced repetition, study methods, learning methods, active recall technique, learning method for students, learning method and techniques, study methods for university, exam preparation, study technique, learning how to learn
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