my least favorite study methods + why.

[@hyxnjin7244]

i feel like so many people worry too much about how LONG they study for and not the actual CONTENT they’re studying. i see so many people including studytubers and my own friends be like: i’m gonna do 2 hours this day, 4 hours that day, 6 hours blah blah blah” and i find that really hard to keep up. Instead, what i like to do, is say to myself: “i’m gonna do two or three topics today, two topics that day” etc, and i feel like it’s so much more accomplishable because you aren’t forcing yourself to study for a certain amount of time - you’re making yourself get those two topics done and one of those topics could take 30 minutes while the other takes an hour! it’s not about how long you study for it’s about the actual content you’re studying.

[@akanta5746]

Absolutely agree. The whole point of studying (and school in general) is to learn the material, and that should be the main driving motivator. You should never study for the sake of studying; studying is just a medium to transfer knowledge from the material you're studying from to your brain. Also, I find that studying without a timeframe in mind make me remember the content better overall since you;re more immersed in the subject without having to worry about schedules or stuff. Ironically, at least for me, I find that separating studying by content rather than by hours actually makes me too curious and immersed in the material that after I learn something I immodestly want to the next section, especially for subjects I'm interested in. For example, during a HGAP cram session I originally told myself to learn about two concepts but ended up finding the topic so interesting I read the whole textbook in a night.

[@cerit402]

Exactly. The memorization is more effective when you’re writing it. Example : If someone studies for 6 hrs and only read the textbook, that won’t actually be effective as much as writing it. Also, if you like the subject or have interest in the subject, it’d be twice as enjoyable than saying “I hate this subject”. Study methods are extremely important for studying.

[@akanta5746]

@@cerit402it really depends on the person though. For some people, writing might be better. For some others, lectures are more effetive. It really doesn't matter how you learn something, it matters if you learned it or not. Although I do agree that having interest in the subject makes it way easier to learn and prevents you from getting burnt out.

[@Mary-fj4iv]

Thank you, needed to hear this.

[@cuddlebunny3353]

I like to decide the time tho...like I try to study 10 hours a day....bcoz the syllabus is so wide that my daily to do lists are HUGE so I try to study for 10 hours with complete focus with breaks and when it is done I just shift all the remaining tasks to the next day and then for the rest of the day I can do anything I want

[@chamallow989]

Thank you for pointing out that 5 minutes of break really isn’t enough to really take a break ! I always feel guilty when my breaks last a little longer because I feel like there has to be something wrong with me for not being able to enjoy a 5 min break !

[@tamNguyen-dq6yw]

your profile picture is so cute :D

[@chamallow989]

@@tamNguyen-dq6yw Thanks ^^ I think I last updated it 5 years ago 😅

[@crestfallen8611]

I usually like the 50/10 pomodoro method because of the longer break, maybe tree that?

[@halymac.8634]

@@crestfallen8611 i use animedoro, it’s like 60 min of work and then an episode of anime or honestly, anything that have episodes that last 20-25 min

[@safala]

Right? I just can’t focus with Pomodoro. Animedoro sounds better and I might try that after my classes (physical classes) start but now, I just study a couple of hours and then take an hour break (1 hr break for every 2 or 3 hr study) because I can actually sit down and do the things I enjoy in an hour or more, depending on how long I study.

[@afialele]

My problem with the Pomodoro method is that since i have a horribly low attention span, i find it hard to get back into focus after the break. I'll focus perfectly fine but unless i keep myself going throughout the break time, i'll never get back to the focus mood.

[@adriiiiian]

Same for me lol, once I get started I can work for a long time pretty well but as soon as I take the break suddenly my brain thinks work is done for the whole day

[@ratikhumolekola]

same 😭 i have ADD and the pomodoro timer interrupts me just when i’m engaging and then when i take a short break i lose that focus i give myself about 45-60 minutes and a 15-30 break so that i can finish engaging and have a long rewarding break

[@gowrivattenad848]

My problem exatcly. This is why I try to work until I’m unable to and need a break.

[@naturally_roisin]

Me too! I'm the sort of person who can focus for 6-8hrs without a break if I'm left alone and I feel absolutely fine. I find breaks in general terribly inefficient. When I do start feeling tired, I stop studying entirely until the next day.

[@August-30047]

@@ratikhumolekola I have an issue with hyper focus so I'd get way too into the zone and never take a break to use the bathroom or drink water and so far I haven't seen an issue with getting back to focusing maybe because I give myself enough time to finish a specific subject (usually 25 mins or more) then I'll take a 5-10 minute break and start a new subject

[@hersheyka]

me coming to watch this in my 10 minute pomodoro break 🤸

[@dailydosesofher570]

uh huh

[@strawbvcandy]

try using the animedoro workout :D so basically, you work for 40-60 minutes then you watch anime for 20 minutes. actually you don't really HAVE to watch anime. you can break down movies into 20 minutes and watch them, watching kdrama for 20 minutes, anything works. i hope this works for anyone reading this 😄😄

[@hersheyka]

@@strawbvcandy I tried animedoro but no self control I just keep watching 😰‼️

[@strawbvcandy]

@@hersheyka aww that's too bad:'(

[@_papercrane]

@@strawbvcandy haha i wish that worked for me but like i work on the grind until i finish THEN i relax.. i think it’s works best for me bcz whenever i take breaks a 10 minutes break turns into like an hour break binge watching youtube lol 😭

[@manasi2788]

I absolutely need at least a 15 min break for it it to feel like a break. 5 mins? Absolutely useless. I'd rather study for an hour and take a 30 min break. That gives me enough time to use my brain power to its full potential and it also gives me a long enough break, without feeling guilty about it!

[@ananyasingh9695]

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[@cerit402]

For me, I like having 10min ~ 15mins break when studying for 1hr. This is quite similar to my school and I like this method. I think 30mins is a bit too much for studying for 1 hr and can make my mind wander off too much and makes me loose motivation. This is only my opinion but if it works for you, I wish you the best of luck!

[@mihuastudies2340]

5min is just fine for going to the restroom 🤣

[@tinuvielx]

I totally agree. But for one hour, i'd take a 20 minute break

[@violetelena601]

managing school and KZbin is seriously so difficult, yet Jasmine puts out content for us EVERY SINGLE WEEK. Jasmine you dropped this 👑

[@belphies3058]

ur channel is really cute

[@studyquill]

aw thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@ananyasingh9695]

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[@eelenrt03]

i used to do 25/5 pomodoros now i do 60/10 and i feel more productive because i try to work one subject on each session

[@shraddhanipurte639]

Same. 25/5 is useless 😭

[@tzerou411]

I do 45:15

[@serenacavaliere34]

@@tzerou411 Samee!

[@sadiemaxfield7566]

50/15

[@hopepark3493]

I do Animedoro because I'm a weeb and it helped me so much (ㆁωㆁ)

[@ameliam2056]

I’m about to get exposed for my not so great study methods lol

[@studyquill]

noooo some of these are still good but i just don’t personally like them

[@rainnymph]

Don't worry I still do some of these methods because they work for me personally, especially scince I have ADHD - do what works for you!

[@ananyasingh9695]

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[@samanthafickling1411]

@@studyquill what timer app do you use in the video?

[@wonyoungyang]

@@samanthafickling1411 it's flora! Or did you meant the other one?

[@lalita9833]

I think reading out loud really helps me because I feel like I'm talking about the topic rather than just scanning it mindlessly. I'll even read a text and then summarize it to a nonexistent person 😂 really helps me

[@hannah.graces]

I do this too! I sometimes pretend to be a teacher and ask nonexistent people questions about the material and then I explain it😂 It makes studying a lot more entertaining :)

[@lalita9833]

@@hannah.graces right?! Lol

[@sakshisingh3223]

I do this so many times tooo it works like a charm for me

[@jurithemusicdivaofficial]

Ikr, this is very helpful :)

[@ChunxiRavenclaw]

I think the "teaching to a nonexistant person" is called the Feynmann technique? It works soooo well

[@fabiicaza1066]

Studying is so subjective. As someone with adhd pomodoro and mindmaps are really useful but i undestand how they might not work for some.

[@groznaswierczi]

also as a person with adhd - i hate mindmaps! they feel like a waste of time to me! it really shows that needs of neurodivergent people varry from one person to another :)

[@leafhoff4321]

For me I won't remember anything from a mind map, but I remember a lot from looking at my handwritten notes, but only when they're highlighted and varying distances from the margin, it helps me visualize the relations between concept and which concept are more important, so on.

[@christosmanatakis4607]

Can we just appreciate that Jasmine has a consistent posting schedule although she's busy with so much other stuff??

[@Moon_lulu]

We appreciate you Jasmine! 💗

[@ananyasingh9695]

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[@maryfulworld3418]

I think mindmaps are actually a great method for active recall. Trying to remember and connect everything in your brain and writing them on paper without looking at the source is much more effective than taking notes by “rephrasing” the textbook

[@mariar.4893]

for me whether mindmaps work really depends on the subject and topic. they can work for history but not really for something like chem or physics

[@maryfulworld3418]

@@mariar.4893 that’s really interesting because I do this for physics and chemistry humanity subject are a big no no for my brain so I just stick with STEM

[@jean_the_bean]

for me, i write my notes throughout the whole school year and then when i get to easter - june before my exams (or just a week before a test) i use so many mindmaps!

[@jean_the_bean]

@Arianna Benelli haha very relatable

[@ananyasingh9695]

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[@eloofant]

Study Quill: "my least favorite study methods and why" Me: "why my least favorite thing is studying"

[@ananyasingh9695]

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[@najmahz]

Hahah, you're the best!

[@annieanderson7184]

I can't with you 🤌🤌🤌🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SamElle]

My favorite way to study is by putting everything in quizlet and then testing myself with the flashcards! It’s also handy cos I download the app on my phone and I can do flashcards like on the train or wherever

[@janhaviramakrishnan8539]

samee!!

[@ophelia_xmaryx8506]

And use study bunny

[@meh7293]

I have a tip....when u study smth new...highlight points u want to remember. And underline the definition or explanation...then going through the text make questions as u go....then after completing the study ...practise those questions..until u completely answer without hesitation.

[@cara7579]

mindmaps are the only things i’ve found that help me study, for me, during a test, i can visualise where the things where on my mindmap and it helps me remember what was beside it

[@sophiaruizuvalle2523]

Same, and the process of making my maps and charts make me actually understand it

[@lExN34]

You must have a great memory then, kudos👏👏. I like making mind maps, they help me understand but..... I can't remember what was near what😅

[@lynncrf]

You must be a visual learner then. It's wonderful that you have found what works for you.

[@elijahmccallister5802]

I started doing 50/10 pomodoro splits after I started watching the streamer Study Vibes bc she does them and it's 1000x better imo

[@aditiibaid]

Yes

[@miathemelon1803]

you should also check out "merve"! her videos are super pretty and calming! :D

[@chaeryongswatermelon3241]

@@miathemelon1803 yess I love merves video!

[@ananyasingh9695]

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[@Mokun413]

Yeah and i even like Enrico Vincente's videos!

[@MikeyAtalla]

Every time I watch a type of video like this, I question my whole university career lol

[@ananyasingh9695]

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[@laurentiare]

I agree with EVERYTHING you said about the Pomodoro method, I’m glad I’m not the only one who thinks the numbers don’t work once you actually get started and when you’re in the most productive stage of studying. I normally split my study hours in parts, like for example 1 hour and 30 minutes of one subject, 30 minutes for a break and then 1 hour and 30 minutes for work again (on another subject) and so on. Reason why I agree with your statements ✨🙌

[@MikeyAtalla]

This fits perfectly in my "watch later" playlist 🤩

[@zurathejoi]

Bestie,I can't study at all😭 I sit with bunch of plan to study then I get tired af after only 10 minutes of studyingXD

[@cerisecerezacherry]

Same I just really cant concentrate

[@hallekramer64]

study music helps so much! I love the “Lofi” study music and it’s helped me so much :) or any songs you like without lyrics!

[@adeola1919]

maybe put headphones on and play some music. It really helps me get in the zone. I usually play classical music. If it doesn't work for you though, that's okay! Just keep looking what works for you.

[@annuofficial3409]

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[@ananyasingh9695]

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[@Hannieah]

Totally take advantage of office hours, even if you think the concept is obvious. Sometimes it clicks better if someone explains it to you alongside your notes or has a conversation about it with you. Plus, 2 things: take advantage of office hours for professors who are experts in your field or if you are really interested in their class because they can become like an extra advisor and there might be a point where you need letters of recommendation or something and we get SO BORED DURING OFFICE HOURS. When I TAed I would sit there for hours every week doing my homework hoping someone would come ask me a question from any of the sections in the class and I had 1 student come once in a semester, it was terrible. Sometimes professors are just down for a chat about whatever during office hours, but obviously mileage may vary on that one though...lol

[@nadtrzw7788]

I wish my Profs were this nice lol One of my Profs told us we could always ask stuff and send emails - and yeah, he does reply basically immediately. However he never explains anything and just tells me to figure it out myself... Great 😂😂😂😂

[@jackiels]

i learned about the pomodoro method during freshman year through my geometry honors (and now calc bc) teacher and she really tried to tell us that our math homework should only take 25 minutes 🤡🤡

[@moonchildkath91]

i love these realistic and unique takes on studying so much !! side note your shirt is hella cute

[@iloveteadoyou]

Heheheʕ ꈍᴥꈍʔI agree❤️

[@studyquill]

thank you 😊❤️❤️

[@AnnieEllora]

Yes! 100% love this video. As someone who is neurodiverse most of the common study and motivation tips didn't work for me- it can be really disheartening. Thanks for being honest about your struggles and not claiming that what works for you can work for everyone!

[@raqueljardim5966]

Finally, someone that feels the same about mind mapping! My school forced my whole class to do those last year. Never helped me, never got it, I'd just rather take notes of what I don't get just like you said. A waste of time, really.

[@theoriginaltoba]

Exactly! I agree, I don’t understand why one study method is so often forced onto everyone in schools

[@josiescott-fleming7725]

On reading aloud, I find it quite useful to do it with flashcards to slow me down and actually take it in tbh. Reading notes aloud is for sure kinda useless but handy if you read mega fast.

[@sampadakrishna870]

sorry but I disagree for me reading out loud helps as stops from diverting

[@raniaghrzl]

You just made me accept that I've my own way of studying and I don't have to follow someone else's. Thank you

[@ifmisowasamovie]

This video is brighter than my future no cap

[@debbieokeke1143]

i’m dead 💀😂

[@cosmo5743]

for the pomodoro method, i found that a 50 min study time and a 25 min rest time(aka an anime episode lololol) works well for me bc i stay motivated throughout the study session bc i keep being able to do my hobbies, but that's just me

[@taliah1364]

Ooo I like that I’m definitely going to try the 50min with 25 or 15 minutes rest ( and do something that caters to a hobby of mine)

[@vsworld803]

I love the way she is honest with the people who follow her and making KZbin videos is a chance to teach and to learn for me reading comments gives me different people’s perspective and by her being transparent has increased my respect towards her

[@Aria-ej6qm]

reading out loud personally helps me because I have a very messy mind so if I'm reading it in my mind, i'll get distracted pretty quick into other thoughts.

[@sayin234]

The 30 minutes studying - 30 minutes bumming is an amazing mindset amd method, honey. For a lazy/unmotivated/chronic procrastinator self, once you're not in the mood, it can last for days, weeks, months, and even years and it really trigger the depressive mood. This method is highly alleviating and it is being kind to oneself. Thank you for the tip and inspiration.

[@iamaghost7971]

It hits you like a truck when you realize that highlighting the whole novel doesn’t help you study 😂😭 But I guess y’a live y’a learn.

[@nubilus3114]

Studying is so individual. I'm glad that you're making all this videos and share your experiences☺️

[@sharnamraj8712]

her notes are everything-

[@djb840]

I love how real you are about balancing studying with the rest of your life. I relate to that personally, as I’m taking a full load of classes and am also a collegiate athlete. Sometimes you can’t carve out the perfect amount of time, or the perfect studying place, or be perfectly organized when you just need to get your schoolwork/studying done around the rest of your schedule.

[@yup7703]

For me to study, it’s best to have a conversation about the thing I’m studying and rewriting notes for vocabulary. Regular notes work for math as well. Other study tips feel unnecessary and don’t motivate me whatsoever.

[@liv-fy7gn]

your videos are the BEST to watch whilst working/studying

[@somethingsomewhere509]

Jasmine has been blessing us with content and we are here for it ✨

[@Sara-xk1ns]

I love that you mentioned just get it done and it doesn’t have to be a perfect setting. I’m studying to be an EMT while raising a 13 yr old and working a full time job. Helping my son with distance learning 820am-230pm and working my own job from 9am-7pm remotely as well leaves little time for me to actually sit down and have ideal study sessions. I spend a few hours at night watching my lectures and taking notes. But when it comes time to study those notes time is limited, so I have flash cards on my phone or practice exam apps that I constantly do while I walk the dog. Sometimes I’ll even take my textbook or a reference book I’ve gotten on my walk with my dog so while we stroll the neighborhood I’m reading practice questions, doing flash cards on crash course or whatever I can to get that info in my head. Of course I’d love to spend hours in a library but with COVID and my life, it’s not possible right now, so we do what we have to.

[@adeola1919]

7:51 FR. sometimes I don't want to study in my room and I want to study in a cafe or at the library. (but I can't rn because of ms rona)

[@TheSparklingstar85]

I always had a problem with the pomodoro method and people praising it made me feel like I was supposed to like it.Glad I found this video!

[@nikki4012]

I love the pomodoro method personally, although the first section feels really short. if I skip the break I end up real antsy by the second quarter, so I couldn't do longer than 25 minutes!

[@anam00090]

Same. 25 minutes feels like a less daunting amount and easier to tackle. And for me, I need those 5 minutes to stretch my wrist and elbow to not get Carpal Tunnel while drawing. You get to rest just a little bit, enough to refocus and not too much to completely lose the flow. I usually just get up, walk around, do a couple of sit-ups and wrist rotations and get back to work. And since my brain knows how long 25 minutes feels now my drawing has gotten faster as I focus on finishing more in given timeframe.

[@anika5094]

i also study in 4 25 min pomodoro chunks per subject , so the 15 min break comes at the perfect time to fully switch gears

[@saikidsphonics4304]

1. I do the same for pomodoro - 50 mins work 10 mins rest. (Although i am guilty of working through the breaks sometimes) One thing i do differently is that when my day is bad, i just take a long break of 20 minutes instead of 10! 2. I do both - re-reading and active study method (with the help of the toggle option on notion). I ask myself questions I wrote, and then re-read the material with emphasis on what I forgot/didn't know. My school teachers require me to write the notes and upload so I might as well make them pretty lol. I also go through the material they provide before the test. 3. My mum always asks me to read aloud but i'm not an auditory learner I just can't remember shat if i read aloud? Like it doesn't help? 4. Ehhh IDK I always study either at my desk or else I just can't focus (joint family issues) 5. I have never done a mindmap and i don't know but i get along just fine without

[@sonyathepeculiartreasure2640]

THE THUMBNAIL IS GOALS OMII

[@Genevieve_212]

I agree with you on the length of time in the pomodoro method.

[@chloeng702]

just when i want to procrastinate, studyquill pops up in my notifs haha i guess it’s time to study and get productive! 🙆🏻‍♀️🤍

[@yours1ana]

READ THIS FOR STUDY TIP THAT WORKS IN MY OPINION!!! i like mindmapping a LOT, but not as notetaking, but as a quick study method before a test, known as "the blurt method". basically, before a test AFTER u have studied for it already(i do this is morning of my test), i just write down everything i can think of on the spot about the test topic, this is beneficial for me more than flashcards the day of the test because it forces u to actively think and write rather than just reading over stuff. then, after u write down everything u can think of, quickly scan ur notes to fill in the blanks and ta da! ur ready!!

[@chigirl9673]

I started doing 50 - 10 method of the traditional 25 - 5 and it still doesn’t work because i feel like I should still be working during my 10 minute break. So i just started listening to classical music and working until i get to a point then i take a well deserved break.

[@ivaapivaa222]

I love studying at the dinner table bc i associate my room with calmness and stuff and cafes i consider a treat

[@somethingsomewhere509]

ok but studyquill led me to hoax and ive started listening to them ever since !!! their songs are fantastic

[@studyquill]

YES omf i love their songs, it’s one of those few royalty free tracks that i voluntarily listen to outside of editing

[@victoriahos]

I love the Pomodoro method, but I agree about the time thing. I still do the method, but I do 45 mins to an hour of work and then give myself a 10-15 min break

[@zihanlin1639]

me being my most enfp self memorising by jumping on a trampoline while screaming out the vocab

[@lucasnoway]

And remember guys this works for her, and it doesnt mean it will for YOU well it might but you still have to find what suits you the best to study

[@hersheyka]

JASMINE'S VIDEOS JUST MAKE MY DAY BETTER 😰‼️💢

[@abby.tucker]

I use animedoro, basically it's • 40-60 min work • 20 min break (anime episode) vs Pomodoro method • 25 min work • 5 min break

[@OlleyThorpe]

Clicked very quick for this one. Let’s go.

[@exiscrybe]

I'm so so glad to see someone speak up against pomodoro- it does work for some people to set a certain amount of time to study and then break but I just feel so pressed by it, and it's hard to finish tasks on a time limit like that- it encourages scheduling in when you're going to do what things rather than evaluating the stuff you can get done in one day and working with a content focus rather than a time focus.

[@mizstudies7558]

This was a lovely video! I was about to _panik_ yet again when you called on the Pomodoro method, but yes! The times are too short for me so i adjust them as well. On my side, I like to speak things aloud (excluding math since that's more on solving), I remember it better that way. I understand we're all different, though. It's kind of awkward now that my mom has to stay home because she walks into the room and I'm talking to myself... 👁💧- 💧👁

[@sumavlogs4348]

the first one is the perfect explanation for u and me

[@sumavlogs4348]

actually I am just like u

[@ninisjy]

Yey, you posted just in time I was about to start my study session but these methods WILL help me study better :D

[@wasifasuha2219]

this is by far the most relatable and truthful study channel. literally everyone else is so aesthetic like it seems so fake.

[@ashleynicolechay8405]

Everyone focusing on the video me focusing on how cute her outfit is P.S I was actually focusing on the video too

[@chelseazheng3574]

your outfit is SO PRETTYYYY. ethereal. i love

[@banzynoobplayz3859]

Me:*Doing my homework Pop up Notification: Studyquill Me: Homework can wait.

[@anaisdebeaumont9571]

I think our brain remembers better when we do something that we usually don't do. From just listening to something, it's hard to memorize because our brain doesn't know that we are learning because all day long we listen to people so he doesn't activate the memory. Same for reading because we read all the time. The most efficient for me to learn is to do something unusual like rerwiting, walking while reading, singing etc

[@flute_yz3062]

I don’t necessarily like the pomodoro method because most apps don’t restrict you from going to another app or website, but apps that do restrict you from doing that like forest and flora tells you that your tree will “die” if you don’t stay focused but someone who just really feels like procrastinating, watching a yt video, or messaging their friend won’t really care if their tree dies. Like so what if my tree die? Why should I care, i just really want to take a “break.”So in the end, it just really comes back to self-discipline. 💫

[@flute_yz3062]

Please don’t hate me if you don’t agree with me, this is only my personal opinion. ✨

[@Paridhiprabhakar]

The 45 min work and 15 min break works for me! It took so long to find this time istg but I'm glad I finally did

[@elskabee]

as someone who has adhd, A Lot of 'neurotypical' study techniques just don't work for me so I really vibe with this video. the idea of breaking up my flow state with pomodoro kills me! how do people do it?? Loved what you said at the start about "you're not broken or doing something wrong, we're just all different and you need to find what works for you" 💗💗💗💗💗

[@liasleep]

I love how she explains things so well so I can choose the right method for me!!🤍

[@studynchill2929]

Whatever you decide to do in life make sure it makes you happy! 🤍

[@rgd-.-4666]

i agree on the poromodora method but i use it to get into the “groove” and then go with my mood

[@kristeenperera]

for me personally, just the process of writing notes helps me remember things. making it really pretty and turning it into a piece of art, makes me remember that information better because im putting so much effort into simplifying it enough to be written in an aesthetic pleasing manner. do you get what i mean?

[@renadesmail3994]

Pomodoro method- Honestly I also face the problem of that 25 minutes is not enough for me to finish something but the break 5 minutes is actually okay w me However saying stuff out aloud works perfectly for me because without it I lose my focus rlly easy Same studying place works w me because I'm a kind of person that is super shy to do anything in front of other people and also my problem is I cant study without talking aloud. Also when I sit on my desk I just feel like I'm on study mode

[@morgangrace9471]

haven’t clicked so fast since jazzy had long hair 😂❤️

[@jijianakgirik390]

Yaa Thank you Very Much Now my life feel a big okay bcs of you i am so productive and thank you again lysm

[@mymeloluvs]

For me I have the shortest attention span but I love reading so the pomodoro (hope I spelled it right) will make me procrastinate but rereading info and reading outloud helps me memorize info better. Also writing down information right after learning it without looking at my textbook or anything idk if it’s just me bahahah love this video!! 💗

[@TheMissileGuidanceSystem]

Studyquill comes in clutch when I need the motivation to be productive

[@heyrandommm]

I'd say you don't like the traditional pomadoro method, 25 minutes work time, 5 minutes break, it's best to break the tradition, and set your break time and work time longer.

[@honeyrinou]

your thoughts about pomodoro method are exactly what i think about it. Girl, i love your honesty ;;

[@ameliamangham4460]

For me, if I had just a measly five minute break I’d literally spend the whole time just watching the time because the time constraint is so small so I’d just be counting down to study again so it is pretty much useless I like to study for like an hour and go and do something else for 30-60 minutes as I find that works better for me personally.

[@lemonadecandy6796]

you're so real. I feel better about being imperfect in studying and life thanks to you.

[@chihirospirit]

Thanks, this was actually really helpful and honest girl I also love ur hairstyle I also don't think your lazy... definitely less lazy than me ALSO... Does anyone else just think that she has created her own aesthetic?

[@aditiibaid]

It can be called "JAZZESTIC"!

[@chihirospirit]

@@aditiibaid perfect!

[@powerpuffcurl1459]

Girl you look so pretty!!!!

[@metamorphoseofmoi7724]

This is actually how I do the Pomodoro method! Set the studying time go 50 mins and the break time to 10 mins.

[@olivia-lr7bl]

same, and if I'm super motivated i do 1H15M of work and 15M of rest

[@Abcdefghijk920]

I agree with almost all of these! For me personally, reading aloud helps me tremendously. But that is just me!

[@shraddhanipurte639]

I realised that "what NOT to do" videos help more than "what TO do" Also, how are you so pretty😭❤️🥺

[@gigipennach]

personally, rereading my notes has been a great way tp study and it saved me during finals lol

[@myceilingdisappeared]

Is it weird that listening to her while studying helps me focus 😅

[@ArtsyAme]

Even though it is the least recommended study method, re-reading has always worked well for me, maybe it’s because it helps to see the big picture in the topics and so, my brain does a summary of the topics on its own. I am aware for subjects like maths it is not the best study method, but even for history which is a very detailed, memory focused subject, I’m able to do well with just re-reading the books and notes.

[@thistlestudies647]

hi !!! i just wanted to say that i really love your editing style

[@studyquill]

thank you sm for the kind words!!

[@savannahgrace05]

if anyone likes to watch pomodoro videos instead of just setting a timer but doesn’t like the typical 25/5 method, the 50/10 method is also very popular and there are lots of videos for it! (50 minutes of work time, 10 minutes of break time).

[@priyanshibais1869]

I'm also socially anxious about asking people i really think I'm a burden on them

[@rachaels742]

you look SO pretty in this video Jasmine!

[@mirababa7249]

can we just take a minute to appreciate how pretty jasmine is?? anyways, thanks for another great video!

[@studyjeans4098]

i totally agree with the pomodoro not having a long enough break to look forward to! i usually do 30 - 60 minutes of work with 10 - 15 minutes of break instead! reading out loud personally has helped me when i'm like not able to concentrate/reviewing info as i'm actually reading it OUT LOUD, so i need to read it and process it. but i agree with how it is overall not very effective. also been loving the editing!!

[@AbcdeF-zv4xh]

Thank you for saving me and getting me through the school year

[@francescakyanda9182]

Watching this while I write down my to-do list, also your top is everything

[@swagmeister5323]

25 minutes is way too little. i like to do three hours with an hour’s break in between. i have issues focusing sometimes but once i get into the flow i can’t get out

[@zenyu8831]

Dayum finally someone says this out! I also found that pomodoro method and mindmapping doesn't suit me at all and the fact that mindmap is one of my assignment back then was :)