OVERRATED study tips to ditch ASAP. (+ their alternatives to ACTUALLY get A's)

[@wamyy5]

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[@tanyaram3805]

Ooo thank u Amy!!!

[@The.bright.islamic.way.]

Amy! Hope you notice this! I saw something on pinterest that was for 4 studytubers and one of them were you. I saw one video for each but you were something else I had never seen. So i chose to subrcribe to you and to be honest that was the best decison I have ever made. You have helped me a lot. Every video of your is like made just for me. I really appreciate the work you do. Thanks for helping us through this journey! - A team forever -

[@MDYeasinAli-hk5xi]

In one of your video (attention span) you said we should listen to podcasts, now my question is what kind of podcasts should we watch ?

[@tanyaram3805]

@@MDYeasinAli-hk5xi she has her own podcast called Your A+ Life!! It has 12 episodes and she posts a new one every Wednesday :)

[@Jimjim-n7p]

@@MDYeasinAli-hk5xi she recommended her own podcast that you can find its link i captions of videos , good luch

[@mcu8590]

For some people studying in the morning is better since they are exhausted by a long day so they need to rest and recharge themselves before studying

[@sammgemm]

Meanwhile me, not a morning person so exhausted as hell and also tired after a long day of work 🥲

[@harunachan7977]

And I also heard that in the morning your brain is more alert 😅

[@Vyvids]

Maybe just do both 😅

[@tejashwini6888]

Me too

[@madorion]

that part of people must be very very small. When you wake up your body, including your brain needs at least 1 and half a hour to stand on 100% power

[@Greapes]

1. Let your learning marinate. You are a chicken breast absorbing them joozes overnight. 2. Take breaks after gains. Time passed is not an indicator of success--actual wins are. 3. Stick to the basics/use an iPad (sponsored portion) 4. SQ3R (SURVEY: What can I learn from the text? Skim and find the main ideas. QUESTION: What do I hope to learn from the text? Think about what you already know. READ: Look for the answers of your questions. RECITE: Consider what you want to remember from the information. RECALL: Reread your notes and relate it to your own experiences). 5. When you feel like procrastinating on your studying, pick the lowest hanging fruit. Do what's easiest, then work your way from there. 6. BEST TIP. You can feel confident about anything, given that you put in enough preparation.

[@komal0194.]

Omg gurl! That's perfect script for us. Tq

[@egoisticStriker11]

Thanks ! , that was really helpful.

[@krishnadebi5931]

oh my god, i just started a new school year like a month ago, and the syllabus and workload is crazy different from my previous one. i was feeling lost and so, to seek help, i looked up your channel, and coincidentally you posted like in that very moment, it's weird. it's like everytime, i need help, you appear out of nowhere and post a video, it's honestly really cool. thanks man, appriciate your effort.

[@malathi7795]

Armys are everywhere 💜

[@wamyy5]

Ahh so relatable! You can do it :) Remember to take a deep breath and know how capable you are!

[@mayurishah7937]

@@wamyy5can you give us some tips or techniques which can help us learn things quickly and easily? from your experience

[@KpowerStars]

@@wamyy5 remember to smell the roses 😊 Ty for this video, I mostly agree with the Pomodoro technic. I was seeing it everywhere, and never did I try it, it felt wrong even if everyone seem to use it

[@winterbear__ats]

​@@malathi7795the RJ plushie tho😭🥹

[@user-lv7ze7vy4y]

on a personal note, waking up early and pomodoro have done wonders for me. I went from a B (sometimes C) to an A+ in maths. So i wouldn't say they are wrong, just didn't suit you.

[@wonyange]

yeah samee !

[@art_sploosh]

I think waking up early to study works better for me, though. During my last exams, I noticed that my brain just shut down after 9 pm, like I did not want to study after that time. So I used to wake up early to cover the rest of the syllabus and actually felt more refreshed and confident. But like you said, study tips are different for each person and the rest of your tips work pretty well for me! Thank you so much, Amy!

[@wamyy5]

Totally makes sense! Thanks for sharing - I'm sure your perspective is helpful to other people too :) Thanks for watching!

[@citruspopsicle]

same here

[@art_sploosh]

@@wamyy5 Thank you so much for replying! It means so much to me! You are definitely a gift between today's stupid content on the internet (what do they say? A diamond in the rough!) Helping students achieve betterment academically is not what most content creators do! We owe you so much!

[@lilybreaths]

​@@citruspopsiclesame

[@Saritayadav-x9o]

Yes same thing I'm going thru rn. I've been a night owl for so long so bad that I didn't even need coffee. Nowadays I just can't survive beyond 10 so I rather wake up at 3:30 or 4

[@ahonaarunima]

I can relate with the POMODORO one!!! Seriously, I have tried many times to set the timer and focus but when I am really HONESTLY PRODUCTIVE , exactly at that time the break occurs. LOL then I decided not to follow this hack and started " break after gain" 😅

[@cloudpopfluff]

what I do is, instead of a timer i start a stopwatch. if I feel like taking a break, then ill do it on the 25 min mark, else I keep going.

[@Synthwave_2311]

I might sound dumb with this but, whenever I'm well prepared for my test, I feel underconfident but score good but, whenever I am not prepared, I feel confident that I'll ace it but score badly, is it only me who is having opposite thoughts?😅😅

[@V3N_N1C3]

No bro same for me this resulted me into becoming so negative for the sake of positive results. Helped me a bit but stressed me out on the latter😭

[@choi-naeun29]

Real!!

[@Ur_nepali_gurl-adi]

No

[@freetimeactivities295]

the more you learn the dumber you feel🙄

[@AltAccount-z4v]

SAMEEEE

[@phamhien4582]

1. Studying in the morning 2. Pomodoro 3.Fancy stationery 4.Rewriting notes 5. 5-minute rule

[@themochirose]

thank you✨

[@rosanna3304]

She does not recommend the first three study tips

[@phamhien4582]

@@rosanna3304 no all these things are overrated tips

[@meriorlioglo4788]

​@@phamhien4582 yep

[@TheXak662]

You didn't cite the good tips, you only gave the bad tips. people are going to come to the comments and get the exact opposite message from what the video intended. The people reading your comment will not Remember to smell the roses 11:48😅

[@siu703]

For me, studying in the morning is the best thing, few days ago i had some test, i got up early and studied it and it felt like the information just got stuck in there, plus in the morning when you don't have any distractions and ur brain is clear and empty (no distractions, etc), i also like to get up early to revise / study simple things that i dind't have time to do the day before, always works! (altho it may be different from someone to someone) for fancy stationaries part, it just became a habit to write notes organized and clean, it never felt like extra hard work to do to design it ngl, plus its more eye appealing to look at them and review them, unlike messy notes i don't know what the heck is going on top left or right lol, this is only my opinion!

[@BROWN.PEPPER]

1st one waking up in morning and studying works for me as i can revise the content wholel day initially i started it to replace overthinking with something productive . anyways can't explain how motivating you are you made me believe that even with my asthma I can pursue my dreams. now I am working on my KZbin channel and preparing myself to be a good surgeon I am 16 I wish to meet you after I achieve what I want thankyou Amy

[@Leona-b3k]

Nice ❤

[@sentimarinette6]

I am 16 and we have the same dream... I hope we both will make it there one day.. Good luck from bottom of my heart....

[@BROWN.PEPPER]

@@sentimarinette6 hey i would love to have you as my friend i am 16 too

[@bombshellzz]

The fancy stationary one 😭 hinestly no one needs it for studying! Decorating? Yeah! Thank u amyyyyyy 💜

[@eylularisoy6]

Your tips are always effective Amy!Thank you for saving us from failing!

[@wamyy5]

Happy to help! :)) Thanks for watching my videos to support me so I can keep making them!

[@pari_s_world_of_fun]

Guys, It has been confirmed that amy is watching us through cameras You have given solutions to all of my problems and because of that i became a straight A+ student this year. Thank you so muchhh amy 💓

[@wamyy5]

Whoa thanks so much for letting me know - AMAZING JOB!

[@pramoddalvi749]

Actually i prefer waking up early . I come home by 9 pm . By that time i am soo tired i just do my dinner and by 10.30 go to sleep . I cannot concentrate when i am very tired so i sleep and wake up by 4 am . Honestly its a bit hard at first but then u get used to it . By the morning all my fatigue is gone and i feel fresh and more focused.

[@deepa3600]

Waking up and studying in the morning works for me. I love the peace and quiet around me as my family is asleep which enables me to study without any distractions. Pomodoro can work for people with a small attention span, because studying for only 25 mins without distractions can help you get into the flow state of mind. I use it sometimes when I don’t want to study and it does wonders. We can’t say that these study techniques don’t work, it just differs from person to person and their study habits.

[@SID-RIOUSLY]

Yaaayy Our queen's back! 💅✨ The blooper😅😂 Ps: congratulations on submitting the application!!

[@laviniakshiar]

It's really helpful sister Amy. Thank you!

[@HarryTOHMagik]

I’m gonna decent the pomodoro technique. Technically, it could be any amount of time. Plus, you can be flexible with it too; you don’t have to follow it EXACTLY. If you’ve done 25 minutes, and you feel like you can do more, just do more. It’s not like the technique is forcing you to take a break. The point is that it helps you feel motivated.

[@jessechang9919]

Remember to smell the roses! Thank you so much, Amy, for your continuous efforts to empower people. I'm grateful to have found your channel and have you as my role model/ mentor :D

[@PickleLightning]

AMY OMG I REALLY HAVE TO THANK YOUUUU!!! last year I struggled a lot with math and I was a straight f student for math, even when I studied HARD... but because of you I started to learn that you don't have to study hard, but smart!! AND NOW I HAVE AN A+ FOR MATH!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉 TYSM TYSM TYSM keep up the great work!

[@wamyy5]

Omg AMAZING JOB!! I’m so so proud of you - keep going!

[@PickleLightning]

​@@wamyy5Ty for replying!!😄 It means a lot to me❤

[@kriti-l4y]

Dear Amy i owe you so much and you are the on who motivates to workout and to study. i've stopped scrolling and have a good minset thank you so much!!:)

[@wamyy5]

That's so amazing!! Great job! You had it in you all along - just needed the reminder :)

[@abhyarawat2621]

After watching this video I really don't know why I haven't subscribed yet....but I am going to now! Your study tips are great!

[@wamyy5]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@giyuutomioka676]

Our brains tend to be the most efficient and alert in the morning after a good night's sleep and a hearty breakfast. This puts you in a state where learning will be easy. The morning time is often the best time to learn new theories and grasp complex concepts.

[@evelynafton]

For the pomodoro: the 50 min work 10 min break version actually helps me a lot! I struggle to get down to work immensely after I burned out months ago, so having a timer telling me, "this one hour of your day is for school ONLY!" helps me actually start studying and make that one hour productive instead of procrastinating half a day away in dread

[@fluffyberriesyou]

SAME WITH ME THIS METHOD HELPED ME TO SCORE IN THE TOPPER LIST

[@ayushmourya2831]

Yeah sometimes we got exhausted because of old ways 😕 Lets try this one from now on 😊

[@rosestar9341]

I saw this randomly and it said 21 minutes ago, I watched it and it clears up some of the strategies I have been using. I am about to study the whole day so I’m going to try using this. Thank you for making this!

[@traveler-tv2mp]

love the video, i have three tests on monday and these tips will definitely help me. thankyou and yeah remember to smell the roses

[@Jimjim-n7p]

Hi Amy since your last video before this one my school has started and I didn't have enough time to watch your videos even that I really needed them too . Tonight I had some free time like 30 min and I decided to come here , and while watching your video after a long time I felt like peace and that really nice vibe of your videos , I had really missed your cute and fun jokes in videos and it really made me laugh and smile when you said '' she's just jealous because she can't make thing pretty '' , and I am so thankful that you are saving us from study tips that are not working and now I can see why even that I tried hard in past 1 year at school I wasn't improving and one of the things that I can feel and mention it in all your videos is that how much your honest , you show us the reality and simple and beautiful view of life not that fake perfect view , even with that you show us your house as it is not tidy it up before videos or hide something there that is a part in all of us lifes , like showing you family or yourself when you are working and everything behind you is so simple and beautiful and there are just some amazing roses :) , I hope that I could say what I really mean of it , and about your miny vlogs it was all the thing that I needed to hear now in this moment of my life that '' WE ARE ALL TOGETHER IN THIS JORNEY '' thank you Amy really thank you that you show us how to don't give up and try after a lose too ( even I don't believe rejecting is a lose it's a part of life and experiance that can teach you much things ) and you give us comfort with showing that you are some how in same situation too and we are all together doing it , and I can't leave without saying that you are so beautiful without make up and thank you that you give us comfort with that too :) wish you the best Girl

[@mykittenisaferociousnugget]

My tip: Study like you have a huge test the next day. So don't do unnecessary things, study efficiently, and take in as much information as you can.

[@Meaow-so4wt]

Thank u so much amy 💓 for breaking a lot of myths. Actually i thought it would fun to follow pomodoro as it works for everyone (atleast people i used to watch) and this made me feel so dumb but now i feel ok if this doesn't work out for me and feel better to see others who are like me. Lots of love Amy (this is my first time commenting at your vedio because i just can't stop my self from thanking u)

[@wamyy5]

Yay happy to hear and receive your comment - glad this helps! Thank you!

[@samikshatripathi9472]

Okay, I always used to study early in morning, it somehow works for me...thank you so much for this Amy❤

[@sonakstor0214-qt8vl]

Literally you clear mydoubts the reason why I am not feeling confident about my test is because I am not over prepared and also your storytime in which you told that your friends group are sharing cheat sheets but where you didn’t get demotivated and followed your own path and this gave me inspiration , my therapist ❤

[@GayathriVenkatesh-c3u]

Amy, your videos helped me develop the 'killer mindset' and actually become happy with learning. But, I don't think waking up early in the morning is overrated, speaking scientifically and experiencedly... It's like, I study the concepts at night, they kinda get registered, like, 40%. Then in the morning, when I study, even the concepts that seemed doubious to me makes sense, everything gets etched into my brain... Instead of staying late into the night, waking up early not just helps me strengthen my understanding of the concepts, but also makes me both healthy and productive. But as you said, yes, study timing differs from person to person. But, I must agree with all the other tips you've said (especially pomodoro). Thanks for making this video Amy!

[@josephperkins-z7n]

Thank you. I just started Calc and its been hard but It's motivating and spiriting to see these videos.

[@MathematicsPro-v6v]

i forgot what you just said after 5 min and i am now applying SQ3R method to remember what you said in the video.

[@lloveelle]

what is SQ3R 😓😓

[@Arpana-vu3qh]

1:28 exactly...!! That's what I rlly wanted to hear. I really can't wake up early to study but I'm a night owl. My parents keep telling me wake up early and everywhere I hear this thing to study in early morning

[@FunwithSimu]

Ikrr

[@FunwithSimu]

My parents always force me to study in the morning

[@Arpana-vu3qh]

@@FunwithSimu my parents don't force but they keep saying

[@hibanaqri]

and me tooooo 😂🙂

[@ThaiDoesArt]

Good luck! I hope you know that no matter what, you deserve to be there, so that's something you should be celebrating in it's self!❤❤❤❤

[@shailajareddy8367]

You know after watching your videos my percentage has drastically increased. THANK YOU SO much for your efforts in making your videos and i know I'm going to get better in my next exam😊❤❤. (And I'm your new subscriber, from past few weeks i was trying to comment on a video but because of exams i was not able to do it so i did it today as it was my last exam).❤❤❤❤

[@wamyy5]

WHOOHOO! Congrats! And great job about increasing your percentage

[@shailajareddy8367]

@@wamyy5 thank you ❤️😊

[@lamaahmed9007]

Remember to smell roses Ur really actually right ant ALOT of what ur saying , my whole problem is that I can't help but lose concentration after minutes and I get bored easily , I keep checking anything else to kinda like waste my time with because I'm just bored of studying tho I really have a biggoal and I don't know if I ever will have the opportunity to achieve it , I'm second year highschool btw ..when I try learning new techniques and stuff in studying and say yaahh I'LL do that later and I end up with being so lazy to try what I already learned , I gained weight recently and I waste my time none sense , I NEED a schedule or timetable to organize my day and week but I don't know how to do them and I feel I will lose more time creating timetables while at the end I won't do anything of them Thanks for reading Amy , I listened to ALOT of your vids and I'm trying to see progress

[@wamyy5]

You can do it :)

[@hazel_is_my_bun]

same! when it's getting late and I know that I need to go to sleep, I feel that unfinished task that I was working on nagging in the back of my head, in turn, making it harder to fall asleep. (like what if I don't wake up on time before school to finish it?) so, I always push myself to finish that task before bed. HOWEVER: this won't work for everyone! find what works for you the best, and don't change something that already works for you just because it didn't work for someone else. thanks amy!! love ya as always, and congrats on surpassing 400K!!! 💞

[@minhokookiegotnojames]

Yayyy!! Unnie is here 💜

[@WhimsiStudy]

U r the best Amy.. because of your tips I could score the highest marks in biology exam which I couldn't even do before 😊

[@xxSandzxx]

You go Queen!

[@AvaniAdiga-y3o]

Hi Amy.. Your videos really help a lot. I also agree that the pomodoro technique never worked for me... I totally agree with having a reward before studying.

[@aaeriam]

Just wanted to take a moment to say thank you for the helpful videos! I'm at a point in my career where I need to study up on topics that I don't have a lot of experience with (and I've never been very good at studying to begin with) so having videos like these that help direct me on what I should or shouldn't be focusing on is greatly appreciated :)

[@AhmedAmer-v3z]

Thanks Amy, I will begin my final year at college 28th this month, Thanks for your advice. All the best and keep shinning😊

[@Svt-there17]

Your every videos are always helpful but some of them (1%) are not really helpful for the students who have different education system compared to common education system that are followed globally. BUT THIS VIDEO is really best among all the videos out there because all these tips can be followed by every types of students ! I am soooo thankful to God that I notice you . I always feel like you are my elder sister🧡✨. Thank you Amy for being a part of KZbin 🙏🏻

[@something_something-o6t]

just when i needed a new amy whang study tips gooooo A-team:D

[@minhokookiegotnojames]

Remember to smell the roses

[@lazy_biscuits08]

1. For me studying during daylight hours is the best. Timely sleep is very important for me. 2. I agree that Pomodoro never worked for me either. Though I do an extended version of it, 1-1½ hour study then a 10 minute break. 3. There's a middle ground to pick here. Your notes should be neat enough for you to skim through and not miss anything important. I like to write it neatly and highlight all headlines and formulaes. But it shouldn't be too much effort to the point it's counter intuitive. 4. Notes are always for REVISION. I only use them when coming back to it after studying. So rewriting is a waste of time. 5. This is soo true, always aim to complete a task as different tasks take different times. Just my take on these tips

[@gileneusz]

I love her, unfortunately I finished my uni already so... I'll just watch for watching 🤣

[@raniachouchene8897]

Good luck with your application Amy, I hope it goes well 🙌

[@rathisivanandan317]

This one of the best vid i ever watched and i have been practicing 3 of your alternative techniques long ago becoz i fed up these overrated study tip (so i created myself now you also sharing that) to be honest those where game changers i score 97. 6 % for my 12 grade🫶❤️i just wanna thank you becoz you were there throughout my journey learning from you was the best part.❤️I'll keep doing that... Thank you so much and keep doing this... ❤️u and stay healthy 😘✨✨

[@Gr0w.w1th.musk11]

Waking up early only works when you get into the habit of it. for me when i was in 7th grade i had this motivation of waking up ealry to study so my mom helped me and today i am in 12th grade still waking up at 3.30 am i don't have any problems with it but i just get sleepy and so tired after 10pm+ in morning i can study subjects like maths with focus and in afternoon i do subjects like those needs memorization and understanding and in evening i just do revesion and language subjects

[@Rojin-xd6nv]

Thank you Amy i will use these tips this year 🤩🤩 And of course remember to smell the roses 🌹🌹🌹

[@Potterhead819]

Hey Amy I don't know if you read my last comment on your application update blog but I know that you will get into the HBS just make sure to BELIEVE IN YOURSELF and have some fun along the way as anyway its all about the lessons you learned and the whole journey that matters more in the end know that every single thing is really just happening for your GREATEST GOOD and its all meant to be Sending you all the love and light in this entire world and much much more !!!!❤❤❤ A team forever

[@wamyy5]

Hi!! (I love your username btw) Aw, thanks so much for your kind words of encouragement! Yes I totally agree - it's hard to remember that in the moment but hearing it from you makes me feel more reassured so I appreciate your positivity! I love learning and growing with the A-Team and I know we'll all do great regardless. Sending you love and joy as well!

[@AQSVKA]

The Pomodoro one is so real! The way I had to set my pomodoro time around 45-50 minutes because 25 just felt very restrictive.

[@AQSVKA]

Plus the fancy stationery as well :), I always thought they kind of wasted my time instead doing the actual thing in studying

[@FazlaHusna-b2p]

As a homeschooler studying in morning helps me I feel productive studying in morning after my prayers workout skincare if you’re a homeschooler studying in morning will definitely work for you study while everyone is sleeping

[@Cherry_Verma77]

This gurll right here will reach to 1 million soon❤

[@Misthegoatdamn]

Useful, the pomodoro basically contradicts the average time for peak focus(the 90/20 rhythm) which has so much research on it

[@Fluer_r]

Hey AMY!! I would like to say that thanks alot for helping me alot ❤ I have watched alot of your videos and they help me alot ✨You are the only inspirational/motivational influencer that puts me into work and your advices are wholesome 🎀

[@IhthishamMoosa]

Thank you sister for this wonderful videos all these years I've been watching u from a long now I can do the things what's normal person cannot do thank u I can't thank u enough sister I hope u will make greater videos in the future

[@juanbenavidesj]

Very interesting methods for studying better. What I almost always did was to challenge myself in "terms of time and quality on a constant basis". By the way, I also studied at MIT in EECS and Mathematics.🤓 You have a nice environment to develop yourself. All the best for you.👍😃

[@HamayounAloko-m1o]

I like what your doing because it's different than other KZbinr good luck and wishes

[@HaneefahRahmani]

THE POMODORO ONE ABOUT FLOW STATE IS SO TRUEEE like I always use it, but I considered the "flow state" in my own words like "my concentration focused state" I didn't know the word, and the other day, I was working, and then it was time for my break after 25 minutes, and the entire five minutes I was like "when is the timer gonna be over! I need to work now" like it's hard to explain but I felt that the way Amy explained it, my attention and focus was ready to flow out of me into my work and I felt the need to do it at that time.. kind of? I'm a terrible explainer lol

[@BineBeamNG-rd5fv]

i do things last day or last hours so.. this will help thx.

[@MoonBabe-t9p]

my exams are on next month and your videos , they are really help full THANKS A LOT AMYYYYY

[@wamyy5]

✍ FULL HARVARD APPLICATION VLOG AND THE RESULT 😱: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJbRfpR5qLGjaLs

[@tanyaram3805]

Hi Amy! Thank you for linking ur mini vlogs :) it’s okay! We definitely understand. Your due date was just a few days ago (and u said u stayed up late in the livestream) so u had to take care of making it as “perfect” as possible. Good luck, and I can’t wait for Part 2! Take ur time, and we appreciate ur videos and efforts ❤❤

[@FAFA-mj5bk]

Hey Amy! can you make a video of tips for reading I really need them and thank you for making your videos I really appreciate them❤:)

[@ZenK-kp9lh]

Tysm Your so awesome pls keep it up amy queen

[@Til1DawnCrane]

Remember to smell the roses! 🌹Thx for these tips, recently found your channel and its great to know these effective techniques, putting less strain on life. Thanks for the time you put into these!! :]

[@twiggieb]

ok this is my personal opinion on stationary: it genuinely helps me when I make my notes pretty, it makes me want to look through them more often. OF COURSE when I'm actively taking notes I dont make them aesthetic, but afterwards I go through and refine, section, and make them pretty. I do agree with color coding, I have a different color for each subject. If taking aesthetic notes makes you happy and more willing to study, go for it!!

[@XanderPike]

1. I am so mentally drained by the end of the day that I don't get much from studying at night, so I reserve studying and homework for the morning and reading/research for the evening. I love doing deep dives on information for my research project right before bed. 2. I don't follow Pomodoro completely, but when I'm trying to get stuff done within a specific time frame it works well for me. For example, I only give myself 45 minutes to solve a specific engineering problem, and if I can't get it done in 45 minutes I take that as a sign I need to get help with it before I waste a bunch of time trying to solve a problem that I simply don't understand. I don't use pomodoro for studying and revision though, because I want to be able to get into flow when actually studying.

[@nevaehpinkney5053]

I think there’s a caveat with Pomodoros, it can be unhelpful when it breaks you out of the flow state but a reminder to keep going when you’re not, because you know a break is coming

[@lexthecoolest]

Im taking my first AP class as a junior and Im very nervous. In freshman year I was depressed and got horrible grades. Now Im really trying to turn it around but I’m not sure how to study. Your videos really help me, thank you so much!!

[@gayathriananthakrishna5575]

As a morning person, i have to disagree on the first point. For me, on the days before any test or exam, i usually spend the whole day in prep and my mind is very exhausted and it kinda shuts down after a point. So to cover anything nore than that is practically impossible for me. So rather give up on sleep to force myself to learn when i clearly can't, i have a good night's sleep and then wake up to a fresh start and that clears my mind and i feel i can prepare better

[@lpsvendo1975]

Good luck with your application!!

[@GreenMountain-z5r]

Thank you for all these tips!!!

[@blueberriesoverload]

for the first tip that she suggested, i was a bit shocked to hear her say that! as an asian, my parents strictly believe that waking up early in the morning to study will just activate your mind, and the time between 4-7 am is the time where everything gets registered in your mind. and they weren't lying! i actually started studying early in the morning, because my parents told me this crazy myth that at 12-3 am is the time where ghosts will be roaming, and that they would distract me from studying. i used to believe it when i was 7th grade, and from 8th grade, i started studying at whatever time i wanted to! don't believe all these crazy myths, just stick to your routine. and if that routine gives u good results, then just keep moving! everyone is unique, and not everyone might be a night owl or a morning bird specifically.

[@judithbackman1835]

I feel like there are a lot of “good” study methods, but what makes one great is if it works for you; I’ve always disliked the Pomodoro Method, but studying in the morning is so helpful for me.

[@sanchi4creation394]

Oh my goodness amy thankyou so much for this video,love all ur vids a big fan ✨🫶

[@Itzcloudyyxc]

The queen posted!

[@TomiokaSanNobodylikesu]

Part of the first gang lesgoo Hey Amy, my name is Prisha,i am 12, i watch your videos so much and am so grateful for your wonderful advice, u rlly helped in my grades improving, Thanks a LOT. Love from India💗

[@artsysam]

remember to smell the roses, ly amy!!💕

[@wamyy5]

ily too!

[@citruspopsicle]

Hi Amy! I am an aspiring student from India..... I was the topper of my class till 10th (sophomore year equivalent ) with perfect scores and participated in various extra curriculars like debates and quizzes and other competitions and also won several medals in Olympiads.... but due to some traumatic life events i started performing terrible in the 11th (junior year) with 73 % and somehow managed to improve in 12th senior year but only scored 81%.... i lost hope..... i was preparing for NEET exam (med school entrance exam in India) as i always dreamt of being a doctor ...... but after watching your videos u have inspired me to work again harder..... now i have stopped procrastinating and have a better schedule and study regularly with dedication...earlier i was ashamed of being nerd and tried to fit in....i thought i was an ugly nerd but you made me feel proud of being smart and nerdy.. wish me luck for next year (currently taken a gap year for NEET) i hope i will give you the good news of getting into med school.... love you Amy!

[@Readingnovels8888]

I love You Amy!!! 💜 Thank You So Much for making my study life easier.....

[@sakinachunawala]

cant't wait for the application vlog 🫂

[@bymemiz]

This is so real, i try to do pomodoro always but then i dont finish the task in 25 minutes and then after i take a break i dont want to study anymore and just keep having an break

[@paperbagzi]

Commenting on this from the perspective of a lazy butt who finds motivation extremely hard, I agree with some of the points, but just as you said, all of this is subjective, so maybe I'll share my side to possibly aid some people like me: - Pomodro's are really helpful, IF you properly set the time for your needs. This is my problem with most pomodoro apps, they don't let you customize it. I like pomofocus, it's a website but let's you customize everything. I go for 40-5-15, as it allows me to get into the flow and cuts me off around when I start getting tired and distracted, but you need to set it to your needs (I have it quite long for some people's liking because I largely use it for writing, where getting in the mood and flow is pretty damn important) - "Performative productivity" is a great way to motivate yourself to be actually productive. If I get myself a nice drink, do some fancy skincare, get pretty stationary, and so on, I'll actually be excited enough to study/work and do it well. If I don't do that, chances are I won't have the motivation to do my work at all. It's better to not be 100% efficient, than to end up doing nothing. - Focusing on time spent may be easier than focusing on accomplishments if you struggle with motivation, because it allows you to know what to expect and reduces the mental load of trying to decide what your goal is. You'll likely get to the task quicker if you tell yourself "I'll do this for 5 minutes, and I'll see where that gets me" than if you try to decide on the next achievable goal and then get to work. Also if you tell yourself "I'll revise this chapter in the textbook" likes are that you'll rush it if you don't feel like doing it, while you can't rush things when you give yourself a time goal, you'll work in the pace that you need. Again, what works for you is very individualized, so I'm saying what works for me, and what *may* work for other people who struggle with motivation. Amy's tips are GREAT for efficiency, but being more efficient won't give you much if you can't get to work in the first place. Stay hydrated and have a great day! (But I have to say, the mock test tip is so true, especially for exams and contests, where you can easily find mock exams. For example, the SAT exercises may not be that hard, but you are really strapped for time, so getting used to the question types and learning what pace you need to go at is SO needed)

[@ninamoukimou7049]

Productivity is best in morning. Learning pre-sleep.

[@АнастасияГончарова-и8ь]

I think that the tip with morning studying can be effective for people who have more energy in the morning. It's just that we're all different. I personally am so exhausted in the evenings, that my mind just won't work. And in the morning I do the same task in the much shorter time .

[@Yourlostfriend]

Loved this vdo ✨ Amy want a video on how to get back on the track I used to be topper and my writing work, assignments used to be completed at time but now its always incomplete it really hurts and my grades have also decreased Earlier when i was a topper other students used to ask me that how do you do it so easily but now i myself don't know what to do please help I try my best but i fail it really hurts😢

[@hibanaqri]

and mee too heeeeeeeeeeelp me 😭😭

[@mysterious-u3n]

For me personally, unless it's an interesting topic I can't always pull myself to just sit and read a whole bk, sometimes it helps more if I rewrite it but I know for alot of people that doesn't wk(sometimes it doesn't work for me depending on the subject) so thanks for the additional tips

[@Aleenswho]

A tip for pomodro study session:)) Rather than studying for 25/5 try 50/10 it's so much more efficient and productive according to me ❤

[@CC-wf7gq]

Personally, I’m enjoying using my rocketbook. It’s the closest to writing on paper without using one use paper. Plus I can easily upload them pretty easy as a pdf

[@manohargazarla]

Hi amy!!! Love your vids ❤

[@KANAKDEVDA-wg7qo]

hey Amy I just love the content and It really helps me a lot love you from India

[@queenofart1537]

Tip one is actually true and I've used it to study during my exams but for someone like me studying before I sleep will be like dreaming without falling asleep. It depends on whether you are an early bird or a night owl or a lazy pigeon

[@-drawing_cinnam0r0ll-56]

I do the 1st 1 by muscle memory, I never am in the mood to study in the morning. I always study in the afternoon. 😊

[@L8d3ath]

Hey amy! I really enjoy your videos and they have been more useful any other. I want to thank you so much for putting in the time and effort. I also wanna ask, what do you recommend doing as soon as you get home from school??