Ranking Study Techniques

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[@goharsguide]

Blurting: 1 Review your notes 2. Put them away 3. Write down everything you can remember 4. Bring your notes back out and fill in the gaps 5. Repeat

[@nsidvdjwhajkwlwhwujshsvsub6718]

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[@KK-bv8iv]

Just a quick question. Is there a study technique that is less time-consuming than blurting but just as effective?

[@cornball449]

@@KK-bv8ivbe Indian

[@random_potato2549]

​@@KK-bv8iv have a friend with flash cards/all your notes and explain the topic to them. then the friend can point out what you missed through the notes

[@KK-bv8iv]

@@random_potato2549 I actually never thought about that. Studying with friends never even crossed my mind. Thanks. I really appreciate your help.

[@Cube_In_Space]

Procrastinating - SS Tier

[@waynear1443]

no z tier

[@mythillian]

Wat no Dont think so low of it

[@somerandomboi8239]

God tier

[@Rego31]

declaring war on poland would also be in this tier

[@critter_go_skitter]

@@Rego31 woah

[@Sooper-Pumpkin]

You missed one: Actually becoming interested in something making it fun to learn so that you just know the information

[@Chaosworshiper]

Sss tier

[@chonma-ho1]

and when teacher asks/gives questions about it, you dominate and rule the classroom

[@G.O.A.T.S__]

You would be the perfect teacher💪🏼

[@_YT950]

Hi

[@G.O.A.T.S__]

@@_YT950hi

[@Marrmad7]

Hi

[@toffee.moonshake958]

Highlighting is done so you can find the information that's important easily. It's not a way to study but it helps.

[@kentozapater8972]

yup, one day my teacher said no more than 3 sentences per page

[@Hi-rw8vr]

@@kentozapater8972i mean, you don’t want to highlight everything, but only 3 sentences a page? What if there is a ton of key information on one page?

[@kentozapater8972]

@@Hi-rw8vr there are tons of researches that highlighting is ineffective

[@viaquabee]

Sorry for this but, Akechi pfp detected

[@localdruglord550]

yeah I'd say it's more like prepping for the prep

[@27.minhquangvo76]

Personally, I find helping others on an assignment when they need (except if it’s to cheat on an exam) is a really good way to study something. It forces me to actively recall knowledge like blurting, but instead of a piece of paper, you have an entire person to blurt on. Maybe this is partly why I select my friends and potential lovers by academic ability.

[@star_chaser_f]

And sometimes you have to simplify whatever you're explaining or find new ways to do so, which really helps you to internalize the concept

[@michaelwa7]

Me who reads google slides 8 min before every test as my only study method while still receiving A’s:

[@eshanpatel2926]

Fr same

[@user-hr8nd4th5u]

same bro

[@maimoonakhan7203]

Before that, you probably attended classes regularly or studied a bit on your own, didn't you? You can't just jump to your studies at the end of the year and get 'A's, especially in higher grades, without ever touching your book or studying. Up till grade 8, this was quite the scenario for me too

[@theonewhocaredandasked9126]

i just dont study

[@somerandomboi8239]

​@@maimoonakhan7203some folks be smarter, take that into account

[@dhehbdh473]

Reading notes helps me soooo much…

[@IOwnKazakhstan]

I do a combination of like 3. I write my notes in a book, highlight the ones I feel like I don't really understand the most, rewrite the notes, not blurting still looking at the source, and then I blurt. Works pretty well. I have a small notebook for blurting, I legit just sometimes, on the way to school, rewrite the things I don't know a million times so that even if I don't fully understand by the end of it, I at least have the information printed in my brain

[@Joe_Harrison]

Honestly 2 go throughs of reading the notes of a revision book then doing all the past papers in my head before looking at the solutions is the real S tier

[@danyasrigiridharan4805]

Personally, my favorite study technique is to take a quick seminar, to my classmates, best friends or even parents! It helps me to recollect everything in order to share the information I have in my head. I live in India, where it's really common to take a seminar or presentation on-spot. The teacher would have just taught you a lesson, and he or she would only give 2 minutes to prepare ALL the topics in that lesson, and she'd call you one-by-one to teach a particular topic. This also forces you to pay attention to class!

[@LiveLaughLovePurple]

Highlighting and note cards are by far the best methods for me

[@arasaka6214]

In some cases, I find rereading a note has improved my study in some subjects like math, chemistry, and physics. It's an A-tier in my book.

[@Impuls1ve_]

I just wanna say I'm so excited when he uploads a vid that is universal for all schools. I'm in year 10 in the UK so like 10th grade I think and some content I find hard to use as it's about American experiences. However I'm so grateful that I found this channel as I'm currently doing really well and acing through my first few classes. Thanks gohar

[@knalb_]

year 10 is 9th grade im pretty sure

[@Impuls1ve_]

In year 10 you enter 14 years old so what's that in America

[@knalb_]

@@Impuls1ve_ no year 10 is 14-15 grade 9 in america is also 14-15

[@Impuls1ve_]

@@knalb_ ahh ok that's for clearing it up

[@lolsflint7598]

Pretending to teach and blurting are my favorite to do mentally; you can do them wherever, whenever, as long as you don’t have to use your mind for anything else, and it’s super useful.

[@cloudsinmycoffeeeee]

Highlighting + Rereading what you highlighted = A tier

[@EmiTheGreat]

My favorite way to study is to annotate exactly what I think when I read something, no filter. If a character makes a big mistake I'll probably write off to the side, "well, that was stupid!" With some goofy little doodle. Drawing really helps me remember information.

[@phamxuankhoaa]

Tbh highlighting is the one that I always use

[@Abdullah-hl1tp]

I tried quizzing myself for my Maths exam and got a D. Somehow, I reread my notes for my science exam and got an A.

[@Cheezzy]

Different things work for different people. I usually just re read and highlight notes, so long as ur taking the info in its much quicker imo

[@johnjohnfofohniam]

Honestly not sure why I watch these since I never went to college, but I find the drawings very visually appealing

[@nickfraser145]

My way of studying is odd and does not work for the first test in each class, but I basically predict the test and figure out what each question is going to be on and feel better since I am ready.

[@DyspholER]

Nishant Jindal be like - NOTES FAAD DO!!!!

[@Immortal_talon]

I’m starting collage in a week and am watching all your shorts and videos to get ready!

[@warmnight3178]

You know the way of blurting is not that much good for college as college have semesters and the syllabus is too much. In my country , You get like 4 months or if you're lucky and you're country have longer semester then 5 months. The amount of topics taught in one day at college and then blurting them at home is really hard. It would require like 2 hours for a subject to blurt if you're good in studies and can take more. Blurting is more good for kids in elementary or junior high school students

[@Immortal_talon]

@@warmnight3178 do you have any better ideas? I know that seems sarcastic but I’m being serious i need help 😭

[@murderduck6926]

Also I found instead of rereading notes if I took time to refine and reorganize them I absorbed them a lot more

[@3racconsinatrenchcoat]

A method I always loved was teaching my parents, siblings and friends on the topic because they could give me feedback and pinpoint where my explanations were lacking

[@angadyadav70913]

THE ONLY PERSON I OPEN YT FOR:

[@jatingomber9141]

Actually enjoying the subject. Legendary tier

[@16a128]

I love gohar he has helped me improved my grade a lot

[@ibikdeli821]

I mix rereading notes and quizing and pretending to teach and it's the BEST!

[@AmroIbrahim-pk5rv]

I got all of the stuff Gohar recommended and I fr think imma do good this year ( the stuff in “The worst school supplies “ And “What I used for college “

[@justt.jayy16]

Once I forced my 6 y/o brother to sit down so I could teach the topic I was learning about for a test 😭

[@thecosmos729]

Huge W. I think I once used my plush animal since no one wanted to listen. 💀

[@supernovic99]

I stopped using a hughlighter last year and it worked out great! I instead used a pen or pencil to make short notes in the white parts of the textbook. It was a lot more active and helped me learn better

[@lelouch8470]

Reading notes is S/A tier depending on your memory. If you have really good memory, reading is one of the best ways to revise

[@SxmplyDuckies__]

Gohar is the reason i started doing notes

[@TMC_TimeLine]

My favorite way to study is helping my friends. I make short and concise summaries of yhe subjects so that even if my friends have a brain aneurysm all of a sudden, they can still understand it. I do this in word by also using things like color for key words and pictures. By making a summary like this I can share it with others interested and help myself understand it WAY better. Because before you try to dumb it down, you need to understand it fully. In my experience writing it down is better than explaining it in person. Because you really need to think about what you write down and make it so simple that you can't read it wrong.

[@Aminhelal210]

Do you mean "word" the software? Or it is just an expression? English isn't my first language so I can't tell.... If you mean the software, can you please recommend me a KZbin channel or something that teaches how I can use it as a student

[@Aminhelal210]

Because I always have the same idea of making effective summaries but I sort of lack the technical ability

[@Caterblock]

@@Aminhelal210I think they mean an expression, to write it in word form in a page

[@aboxthatdrools]

As a BSIT student, we call it rubber duck debugging.

[@knalb_]

the actual making of notes is good revision for me

[@ayo564]

dropping out - god tier

[@theabdoment812]

in history class me and my friends would take out a question paper from the previous years and discuss the answers to that as if we're teaching one another. since history materials are very related from one to another, the technique really works

[@enentity]

i love blurting so much. it really trains my memory.

[@ph03n1x_lol]

This guy will be the reason I get an A* Hopefully

[@fuckingdumbo]

Feinman's technique and blurting are godly I had been doing these subconsciously

[@NapaCat]

I like highlighting, because it helps my brain scan things--I used 4 colors, main ideas, important supporting things, key terms, and definitions of key terms.

[@quasar42069]

Reading notes is my main way of studying, and it actually helps me. At least with my anticipation/stress- I know I’ve gone over my notes, and I’m less likely to get worse grades from stress. I still do some of the others, though.

[@asthascreativeworld1564]

Gohar you are the best teacher! I would love to have to as my teacher! Thank you so much! You’ve helped me so much throughout school! Thank you! 🥰😊☺️

[@nazaraliyunusov]

Thank you so much🤗 I found your channel today and I feel it’s the most useful and important channel for me and your techniques are really helping me🎉🤗 thank you very, very much and please make more videos about studying🙏

[@imokay2.]

Memorizing main points - A tier for me

[@Charles_the_toast]

Highlighting only really helps with doing essays to remember info but bullet point notes saves space and keeps notes simple but if your struggling with vocab word notes (definitions synonyms etc) can help but making lists of vocab has always helped me with using vocabulary but reviewing flashcards can sometimes help but sometimes you might not have the time but I think creating problems based of the lessons along with some solution notes has been my favorite way to help and study but it all depends on if you like visual or mind solving but it only matters what is best for your time and knowledge

[@Toehunting]

To young to use these tips, but they sound great so I’m saving them for high school. That’s why I subscribed this channel seems like an amazing help

[@JuniorKittyCorn]

I diid the trying to be a tecaher thing since a child it works sooooo good i did it for science and all all you have to do is read a paragraph or so and then explain each sentence as if your teaching students

[@nataliehambleton161]

Have my half yearly tomorrow and i literally dont know naything. Glad i found this at the right time

[@Novqq]

Nah i joined your discord server and it was full of memes 😂

[@haileyk2276]

i could actually use this outside of school too, like learning languages. this is actually really helpful!

[@isaacsolomon1791]

Gohar I got to say I love your videos and these shorts are perfect for helping me for high freshman year bc they're pretty straight forward and to the point so genuinely TYSM

[@CookieBunny108]

Thank you so much you are saving my life!

[@tgNRD4565]

Thanks, I’ve got a Math Final tomorrow so these will help me so much!

[@tanjiro3197]

highlighting is not for studying . it is used before hand to pinpoint the main ideas while also helping to focus on these main ideas and nothing else . and it also helps with memorizing through its different colors for example i use orange for questions yellow for the answers and green for meanings . so for me it is definitly s tier when combing it with blurting/ quizzing yourself

[@Bricks102]

My brother is doing his a-levels at the moment and hes been trying to teach me a lot about history (ussr in particular) and it has been benefiting both me and him

[@handy-dan4559]

But always remember everyone is different. I find blurting doesn’t work for me but quizzing is my perfect study technique.

[@Smile_so_you_can_be_happy]

I do blurting and quiz myself. It always got me high notes

[@subathrabalamuruganytss6495]

the blurting tip helped me with my history exam last year and i got an A because of it when I usually get Bs or Cs:D

[@jachymvrsecky5050]

I also love rewriting my notes but with gasps on the most important info, the later i come backe and see what I remember❤.

[@ELHersh431]

I take notes in class (writing not typing) and then I rewrite them and highlight important parts to come back to

[@UNKYNIGA]

i dont really talk much with people in my class but recently i started explaining yhe things im learning for exam , it has helped me very much in history and geography

[@geraldinegranado3386]

Depends on learning style. Some need the highlight & underling to grip important words, events etc. Some are basic learners that can read but memory is not the best.. gotta find ur own unique learning style.

[@josephlim6131]

This is one of my fave study tips

[@-pink3-756]

This video helped me soooo much hearing about the flash card technique literally helped me pass my Spanish class I srsly would have failed

[@1mansquad337]

This guy saved me

[@uufdjvvj]

Thanks for the update ❤I love it😊

[@elyorbekkarimjonov880]

More video about College Application and productivity tips please❤

[@KioGrumps]

Tbh when I quizzed myself couple days ago, the exam for me was easy enough for me to understand, days before reviewing I couldn't understand the quiz but after quizzing and watching this guy mostly everyday, improved my education/knowledge, thanks man. 😊

[@AmProZax]

My technique is just reviewing my notes, then simplifying as I’m going through on another note pad and revise the simplified version

[@sohaylaislam5266]

-I love highlighting important things from text book (it helps me to understand or remember something quickly rather then reading the entire chapter I read only the important line) -Blurting is Great I guess but I only do that if I can finish my entire chapter or a single topic -Rereading notes helps me to acknowledge the chapter grately -For me flash cards are not time consuming. I make flashcard while reading the highlighted texts

[@shaunsomera2688]

Me personally I just don't take notes unless it's mandatory and even when I have notes in class during recitation or something I don't open it, It helps me by challenging myself and improving my memory skills. It's something that helps me alot rather than just reading notes and instantly forgetting about it.

[@ashtheakwardpeep8797]

I did Blurting during Spanish when I used to have weekly quizzes on words that you needed to remember how to spell+what it means It helped but I do a lot of skimming notes for everything else

[@hugonegrete6325]

The way I can process information better is by repeating the same thing as a question to my teacher in the way I understand it, & if it's something I learnt myself (generally linguistic stuff) I tell someone else who probably doesn't give half a shit about what I'm talking about but I see it in a clearer light when doing so

[@Doom-the-vroom-vroom]

A good tip for reviewing notes: anything that is important and you know will 100% be on the test, put a certain colour highlighter down the page so that when it’s time to study for the exam, you skim through the unimportant stuff and skip straight to the important stuff

[@asimpleram]

Love these videos I dropped out of college so they don’t help in any way but I appreciate them anyway, hope you go places Gohar 👍

[@amaanhaider8683]

Idk I feel like each study technique is subjective and different for everyone. For me, rereading the notes and flashcards are the most helpful (and I get pretty good results with these techniques).

[@Night-el7dc]

I would love this guy to be my teacher, he would teach all the things I would need to know but blurting has helped me improve A LOT

[@Westonpoteat_]

I think the pretending to teach is especially helpful for history because it is often in some sort of timeline which is helpful because it forces you to order them properly and go from one topic to the next fluently

[@Ledgetidy365]

If you never know what to revise doing an old version of the paper you are going to do can help you find what you need to work on

[@user-fn8cw1vd3f]

I use all these methods it really helpful and thankyou for all these tips

[@parkgimmy4225]

I was a math genius back in my school and now that i look back, i really did help so many of my friends and that really helped me think of new ways to solve the problems. I had a passion for math back then, kinda want that back. Now I can't even split the damn middle term of a quadratic equation 😢

[@lucyidek]

my favorite way to study is to take all of the notes in class and then make a quizlet study guide and it’s so easy bc i js need my laptop and it makes it easy to study during my free time and i’ve gotten A’s on every test i’ve taken since (except for math, but i’m js not good at it 😭)

[@w1th3rh3r3xd]

I quiz myself with flashcards when I study quite literally last second before a Spanish quiz 💀

[@ianpaulmercado8976]

I used your technique blurting and it went real good i got an A+ in my test thank you bro

[@okobox9999]

Quizzing yourself with kahoots is honestly underrated. I agree it is time consuming but you end up memorizing everything

[@falattar1455]

i honestly find writing my notes again better than reading them. Helps me understand them more and makes me memorise them at the same time.

[@RapBopzShorts]

I myself discovered blurting , and pretending to teach the best way to retain info

[@AjenayToca567]

Funny fact about me when i was younger i used to put my dolls on a chair and pretend to be a teacher😂😂😂❤

[@henfati1547]

Make the notes by filling the spaces with pratice questions at the end

[@CarterBurns-ov4oo]

Praying-S tier

[@marwaezzat6199]

I really love your vids and they give me so much advice!

[@reaiswatucallmea]

For anyone who enjoys using flashcards to study, here is a dip. First, the night before the test, or at least, this is what I do I, right all the index cards of all the information I need. Write them down help me memorize them almost immediately. After that I go to bed or relax. Next morning, I get up earlier for school and reading go through my flashcards as many times as possible. Hope that helps

[@silveronyx6787]

I just started high school and your channel is super helpful!

[@kyotocat3275]

I be having Ted talks with myself

[@justfireanimations9221]

I wish I saw this vid before my graduation, could've made my studying for test a lot easier

[@chloekilian3177]

I’m not the top student in my class but I’m an all A student and I quiz myself, I guess that aligns perfectly with this

[@nuez23747]

I do teach and study, no idea how much more my grammar has improved by having to explain it over and over. I even learn by repeating and explaining to them and get paid for it. For me the best job to practice it