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My friends are teasing me when the teacher is explaining. That makes me annoying.

This is not standard because the time is too short and you're under pressure for most of the questions. You can do the mensa free iq challenge instead

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Lecture: Building an Effective Study Routine This lecture is organized into 8 simple steps to create a study routine that gives you an advantage and helps you study less while achieving better grades. --- 1. Start with a Clear Goal Why it’s Important: A clear goal provides direction and motivation. Avoid vague goals like "study more" or "be better at school." Define specific, achievable targets (e.g., “Ace my final exam” or “Improve my chemistry grade to 90%”). Action Step: Write down your goal and refer to it when motivation dips. --- 2. Block Out Your Commitments Why it’s Important: Ensures you don’t overbook yourself and keeps your routine realistic. Action Step: List fixed weekly commitments (classes, meals, sleep, exercise, etc.). Use tools like Google Calendar to block these times. --- 3. Schedule Time for Leisure Why it’s Important: Recharge your brain to avoid burnout. Makes your study schedule sustainable. Action Step: Designate one full rest day per week. Schedule downtime (e.g., social plans, relaxation) at the end of study sessions as a reward. --- 4. Set Up Your Study Blocks Why it’s Important: Structured study blocks improve focus and prevent cramming. Action Step: Focus on 2 subjects per day. Tackle harder subjects when your energy is highest. Allocate more time to weaker subjects. Use summaries, practice questions, and past papers for effective studying. Dedicate a weekly review block to reinforce key concepts. --- 5. Plan Your Break Times Why it’s Important: Prevents mental fatigue and improves retention. Action Step: Use the 50-10 Rule: Study for 50 minutes, then take a 10-minute break. After two rounds, take a 30-minute break. Set a hard limit of 1 hour without breaks. --- 6. Schedule Time for Assignments and Projects Why it’s Important: Breaks down large tasks into manageable steps. Prevents last-minute cramming. Action Step: List all assignments and deadlines. Divide tasks into smaller chunks (e.g., research, outline, draft). Spread tasks across your schedule, tackling a bit daily. --- 7. Prepare for the Unexpected Why it’s Important: Life is unpredictable; a buffer prevents falling behind. Action Step: Reserve extra time (e.g., Saturday) for catching up. Track how long tasks take and add a 20% buffer to your time estimates. --- 8. Adjust Your Schedule Weekly Why it’s Important: Keeps your routine flexible and effective. Action Step: Every Sunday, review and revise your schedule based on last week’s performance. Adjust study blocks to fit commitments and energy levels. Experiment with changes to improve efficiency and satisfaction. --- Key Takeaways 1. Start with clear, specific goals to stay motivated. 2. Organize your week realistically with fixed commitments and leisure time. 3. Build study blocks tailored to your strengths, weaknesses, and energy peaks. 4. Regularly review and adapt your schedule to stay on track. By following these steps, you can create a study routine that helps you perform better, reduces stress, and gives you more time for the things you enjoy.

Step 1: Start with a Clear Goal Define your study purpose. Aim to ace exams, boost grades, or secure scholarships. Avoid vague goals like "study more." A clear goal provides direction and motivation. Helps refocus when studying becomes challenging. Step 2: Block Out Your Commitments Use a calendar to outline fixed weekly commitments. Include classes, meal times, and personal obligations. Prevent double-booking study time. Ensure you have a realistic view of your available time. Step 3: Schedule Time for Leisure Designate one weekend day for complete rest. No studying or planning; focus on relaxation. Mark social plans and personal downtime on your calendar. Reward yourself for sticking to study sessions. Step 4: Set Up Your Study Blocks Avoid cramming multiple subjects in one day. Choose two subjects per day based on energy levels. Allocate more time for challenging subjects. Focus on summaries and end-of-chapter questions. Step 5: Plan Your Break Times Incorporate breaks to avoid burnout. Study for 25 minutes, then take a 5-minute break. After two cycles, take a longer 15-minute break. Maintain a hard limit on study sessions. Don’t skip breaks to prevent cognitive overload. Step 6: Schedule Time for Assignments and Projects Write down all assignments and deadlines. Break larger tasks into smaller, manageable steps. Spread tasks across available days. Tackle assignments gradually rather than last minute. Step 7: Prepare for the Unexpected Allocate extra time in your schedule for unforeseen events. Set aside specific days for catch-up work. Track how long tasks actually take. Add a buffer to each task to accommodate delays. Step 8: Adjust Your Schedule Weekly Recognize that no two weeks are identical. Regularly update your study plan based on commitments. Review past week’s effectiveness and make necessary changes. Adapt study blocks and break times to fit your needs

How can I schedule my study routine if I am in school from 8 am to 5 pm?

me watching point 7 at 1 am

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This music is increase the motivation, I feel like a steady soldier and now I have to plan my moves

bro this is the worst music to put on a video about "making studying better" now im anxious and waiting for the big Study Boss

Idiots find the right place and he knows whoever watches this 'You Idiot' videos

Like You "Idiot"

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dont blame someone for being a little foolish. its very mean!

15 are correct for me

Now i came to know why my friend study less and makes more grade 💀some times i also discovered that what you said few things he applied

I just realized this stuff can't save me in my literature exam.

People ar to focused on study and get stressed because of it. I do pay attention to study but man like only 20% 😂

which planner were you using ?

this is helpful thank you

Thanks u change half my life

OH MY GOD! I NEEDED THIS. My board exams are cming in 4 months😢.this vid helped me a lot.

15 are correct

3:10 so one probloem how do i do that can we get a more detailed explanation please

I would like to defend my answer in question 3 I can subtract 10 from 100 as many times as I want, have a look 100-10 100-10 100-10 and so on...

i love the way he say idiot😁

Got 12!😊❤

after watching this dammn i got straight A's

I just watched a few videos of your channel and now I'm hooked :))

is it ok to write our timetable on a paper and not only in an app?

Bro you slapped me 23 times aghhhhhhh

"UNFAIR" 😆

Bro thanks for such tips your a game changer ❤❤ I am new to this channel and your tip just earned you a subscriber

Why am i seeing this after my last exam..

Everything is just a fu- 😠😏

These are literally so helpful and so underrated

My secret tip to stay still and study for 1 hour straight is to take a hyperlapse video of myself studying. It's so satisfying, and it gives you a motivation boost. Hope it helps🤍

I am average because I only found 10 answers correct

Like My Comment You "Idiot"

Im that guy but only 1 of them is correct of what we do at 6

Thank you for helping me get not addicted to games anymore!😁

I found Dr. Ratio in real life!! Lmao.

1 2 3 4 5 im stupid

11 I was so close to genius.......

I saw your video like 10 days ago and you scolded me so much that i've been studying for my exams 12-13hrs(avg) 😭😂