If you can't remember your mindmap ur doing it weong It supposed to be streamlined, 'neat,' not a lot of information, and has to link together cohesively Think of it as how you want it to be explained to you, basics to complexities, in one way Justin sung explains it really well
Takeaways 📚 Change your mindset about learning: Instead of learning topics one by one, focus on understanding the interconnectedness of subjects and learn related topics together to build a strong foundational knowledge. 🔍 Scope and group related topics: Review your syllabus and identify topics that are related, then group them for collective study to enhance understanding and retention. 🗓 Prioritize skimming and mind mapping: Before class, skim each topic to get an overview and create keywords for a mind map, which will help in organizing the information in a memorable way. ✍ Convert information into recall questions: During class, transform lecture content into questions to facilitate self-testing and deeper understanding of the material. 🎯 Focus on key concepts during class: Ignore excessive details and concentrate on the main concepts and processes, building upon the foundational knowledge you've already established. 🔗 Link new information to the mind map: Actively connect new class material to your initial mind map to reinforce learning and create a comprehensive understanding of related topics. 📝 Review and revise with recall questions: After class, use the questions you created to test your knowledge and identify areas that need further study or re-linking to your mind map. 🚀 Utilize the 'lazy' method when pressed for time: If you can't follow the full method, at least skim the material before class, create questions during class, and build a mind map after class to ensure you're still absorbing and retaining information effectively. 🔄 Continuously revise and refine: Use spaced repetition and regular review sessions to reinforce learning, adjusting and improving your mind maps and recall questions as you go. 🤖 Sponsored mention: The script includes a mention of Consensus AI, a tool that can assist with research and academic writing by providing access to a vast array of scientific papers and data. 💡 Final advice: The most important takeaway is to link multiple related topics and study them together to maximize learning efficiency and comprehension.
These are such good tips for someone who has to revise 2 years' worth of 9 subjects within a month for SPM trials. Thank you for making learning easier.
This was an amazing video. I'm new to mind mapping and was endlessly looking for a study guide from beginning to end, and this video does exactly that. Thank you.
I am going to face a competitive exam next year,I am in the initial stage of my preparation..really I don't know how to do self study at the same time manage the class..Before watching this video I am studying the traditional method but I am sure I will incorporate these techniques to boost my learning..this is awesome ❤ video ... Thank you so so much 😊...
Everyone watching your video's for increasing their learning capabilities 🎉👍🏻 Me : for improving my English listening, pronounciation , comprehension skills and real -life conversation.😊😅
Hi Zain! I discovered abt a month ago and I lament the fact that I did find you sooner. you deserve at least 5-10 million subs for the great content!! Firstly, thanks for the amazing content, your techniques helped me score the highest in my grade in English, political science and economics. i am highly grateful to you and your incredible strategy and tips. can you pls make a video on balancing studying for competitive exams (like NEET, JEE, CLAT, etc.) and high school exams (CBSE Boards in India). Again, thanks for being a source of inspiration and dedication for me. Lots of love and best wishes, Haaniah.
bro i love you but i watched your video it feels like a lot of content and iam unable to apply it can u please simplify what you are saying or like give a live example i hope u get what iam saying its confusing me
Thank you so much. this was so useful and comprehensive. I'm so grateful for this information, it will really boost my learning and superpower my education!
can you please make a video on improving handwriting because it plays a crucial role in our exams and scoring marks and how to answer the questions to save time in a 3-hour exam while maintaining good handwriting because at the end of the exam, we write like crap because of hand pain, my exams start on 19th Aug, thanks in advance, great content BTW 😊
Zain bhaiya i am studying for iit jee and my 1st exam ia in jan. And i had seen ur videos to prepare bt everytime i get confused that how can i skim the chapters whom i am not known even the single word? And can i complte my 11th and 12th syllbus till nov. End? If yes how can i ? I am unable to understand how to apply all ur study tachniques in our prep? It looks like impossible or how to do? And one more thing to ask . I see the lecture ..make notes... understand fully... then the next day when i think to revise i feel like i dont know anything and then when i read it through it feels i know it. Bt then i become restless and unable to study. That i had put in my efforts on this and as a result it seems like i dont know anything and then my complete day just go as a waste . I want to study bt i am unable to . It feels like timewaste to study as it makes me know that no matter what i study bt i wont bw able to remember it. And the tips u tell to remember for longer is that write down topic ... subtopic ... skim it ....bt how can we do? I mean how a non med chapter can be done . For that we need to know deeply abt it. And being jee aspirant we need to know more deeply abt it. Pls make it clear how to do? Everything is just jambled up!
skiminng need past knowledge bro if you not have past knowledge then you start studying from basics ... if you have basics you need not to skim you just go in a flow
15:13, I do that by default and its really hard to change this habit. but how do you actually link it? because if I ask how its similar, Im usally not able to come up with an answer or it takes a long time. so a vid about that would be cool. good vid Zain!
when you say study several topics together, do you mean skim and find how they are related before getting into details of every single one? Otherwise, there's no way I'll be able to go over 500 pages in one sitting, never mind two hours >
Without reading the actual full sentences, read the bolded words on the page, the headings, understand the structure of the chapter. Maybe watch a quick video. The idea behind skimming is just doing a very basic overview. Hope that made sense.
We want your live example of reading and note taking please 😊
He said he makes mindmaps, really tried the mindmaps stuff but not really working
YES YES YES!
If you can't remember your mindmap ur doing it weong
It supposed to be streamlined, 'neat,' not a lot of information, and has to link together cohesively
Think of it as how you want it to be explained to you, basics to complexities, in one way
Justin sung explains it really well
Takeaways
📚 Change your mindset about learning: Instead of learning topics one by one, focus on understanding the interconnectedness of subjects and learn related topics together to build a strong foundational knowledge.
🔍 Scope and group related topics: Review your syllabus and identify topics that are related, then group them for collective study to enhance understanding and retention.
🗓 Prioritize skimming and mind mapping: Before class, skim each topic to get an overview and create keywords for a mind map, which will help in organizing the information in a memorable way.
✍ Convert information into recall questions: During class, transform lecture content into questions to facilitate self-testing and deeper understanding of the material.
🎯 Focus on key concepts during class: Ignore excessive details and concentrate on the main concepts and processes, building upon the foundational knowledge you've already established.
🔗 Link new information to the mind map: Actively connect new class material to your initial mind map to reinforce learning and create a comprehensive understanding of related topics.
📝 Review and revise with recall questions: After class, use the questions you created to test your knowledge and identify areas that need further study or re-linking to your mind map.
🚀 Utilize the 'lazy' method when pressed for time: If you can't follow the full method, at least skim the material before class, create questions during class, and build a mind map after class to ensure you're still absorbing and retaining information effectively.
🔄 Continuously revise and refine: Use spaced repetition and regular review sessions to reinforce learning, adjusting and improving your mind maps and recall questions as you go.
🤖 Sponsored mention: The script includes a mention of Consensus AI, a tool that can assist with research and academic writing by providing access to a vast array of scientific papers and data.
💡 Final advice: The most important takeaway is to link multiple related topics and study them together to maximize learning efficiency and comprehension.
These are such good tips for someone who has to revise 2 years' worth of 9 subjects within a month for SPM trials. Thank you for making learning easier.
Damn that's intense. Goodluck, let us know how it goes.
SAME!!!!
This was an amazing video. I'm new to mind mapping and was endlessly looking for a study guide from beginning to end, and this video does exactly that. Thank you.
Hey! Can you share some tips on how to study microbiology!! That will be a great help
I am going to face a competitive exam next year,I am in the initial stage of my preparation..really I don't know how to do self study at the same time manage the class..Before watching this video I am studying the traditional method but I am sure I will incorporate these techniques to boost my learning..this is awesome ❤ video ... Thank you so so much 😊...
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One more amazing video from you! Keep it up! You are a big inspiration for me and many of us!
So glad to hear that thank you!
This is my favorite study channel! Thanks Zain!
I love that lets go
Finally some real tips..!!!
Everyone watching your video's
for increasing their learning capabilities 🎉👍🏻
Me : for improving my English listening, pronounciation , comprehension skills and real -life conversation.😊😅
You're benefitting both ways though
Me here improving my hindi 😭
This is the best mind map video I have ever seen, THANK YOU
only studytuber i follow love the actionable & simple to follow advice man.
Cmonn lets go
Hi Zain!
I discovered abt a month ago and I lament the fact that I did find you sooner. you deserve at least 5-10 million subs for the great content!!
Firstly, thanks for the amazing content, your techniques helped me score the highest in my grade in English, political science and economics. i am highly grateful to you and your incredible strategy and tips. can you pls make a video on balancing studying for competitive exams (like NEET, JEE, CLAT, etc.) and high school exams (CBSE Boards in India).
Again, thanks for being a source of inspiration and dedication for me.
Lots of love and best wishes,
Haaniah.
so helpful!! love your videos
Appreciate that 👑
One more amazing video from you! Keep it up Zain ! You are a really big inspiration for me and many of us!
bro i love you but i watched your video it feels like a lot of content and iam unable to apply it can u please simplify what you are saying or like give a live example i hope u get what iam saying its confusing me
Hi Zain, Is there any big difference between creating a mindmap on paper vs iPad? And how often do you look back at the mindmap
Thank you so much. this was so useful and comprehensive. I'm so grateful for this information, it will really boost my learning and superpower my education!
Glad it was helpful!
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Thank you so much! This is exactly what I was looking for :) This channel is genuinely underrated.
Appreciate all the support
can you please make a video on improving handwriting because it plays a crucial role in our exams and scoring marks and how to answer the questions to save time in a 3-hour exam while maintaining good handwriting because at the end of the exam, we write like crap because of hand pain, my exams start on 19th Aug, thanks in advance, great content BTW 😊
i love this guy
Zain bhaiya i am studying for iit jee and my 1st exam ia in jan. And i had seen ur videos to prepare bt everytime i get confused that how can i skim the chapters whom i am not known even the single word? And can i complte my 11th and 12th syllbus till nov. End? If yes how can i ? I am unable to understand how to apply all ur study tachniques in our prep? It looks like impossible or how to do? And one more thing to ask . I see the lecture ..make notes... understand fully... then the next day when i think to revise i feel like i dont know anything and then when i read it through it feels i know it. Bt then i become restless and unable to study. That i had put in my efforts on this and as a result it seems like i dont know anything and then my complete day just go as a waste . I want to study bt i am unable to . It feels like timewaste to study as it makes me know that no matter what i study bt i wont bw able to remember it. And the tips u tell to remember for longer is that write down topic ... subtopic ... skim it ....bt how can we do? I mean how a non med chapter can be done . For that we need to know deeply abt it. And being jee aspirant we need to know more deeply abt it.
Pls make it clear how to do? Everything is just jambled up!
skiminng need past knowledge bro if you not have past knowledge then you start studying from basics ... if you have basics you need not to skim you just go in a flow
Thanks bro 💫
make a video on how to ACE your GCSE with a really good study method , please
replied to ur other comment!
Great content!!
Hey please make a video on how to cure attention span not able to sit for my important task
Thanks bro, I’m trying to study everything about stroke tonight
You got this goodluck
Amazing video
15:13, I do that by default and its really hard to change this habit. but how do you actually link it? because if I ask how its similar, Im usally not able to come up with an answer or it takes a long time. so a vid about that would be cool. good vid Zain!
what do you do if the teacher doesn't provide the materials that'll be taught in class?
Learn from textbook, google, UA-cam
Jumping directly to 18:00
5:10
Si you're like making a new topic
Thanks Bro, How can I study and learn From A video where it’s just a person talking there’s no lecture slides or anything?
thank you so much !!!
Welcome! Glad it helped
when you say study several topics together, do you mean skim and find how they are related before getting into details of every single one? Otherwise, there's no way I'll be able to go over 500 pages in one sitting, never mind two hours >
Yeah ofcourse skimming 3 related topics or small chapters, figure out how they're related. And then study them !
Please give us an example of how you read
Video coming out on monday!!
How do you incorporate space rep! I feel like there's too much content to do this :p
make a video on how to top competitive exams please ❤
Check this out- ua-cam.com/video/IpwQc4YRaMY/v-deo.htmlsi=rNHGfJJVwX2J0VuS
I don't how to skim.
It takes so much time for me 😞
Without reading the actual full sentences, read the bolded words on the page, the headings, understand the structure of the chapter. Maybe watch a quick video. The idea behind skimming is just doing a very basic overview. Hope that made sense.
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Rarely tbh, I'm more active in the comments