@@imheather416 you tell yourself "im gonna work for just 2 minutes" and you do that because its a less daunting amount of time to work and usually by the time your done your in the groove. The 2 min method is to mitigate the hardest part of doing work, actually starting. If u want more advice then i reccomend u look it up on yt
1- have clear goals, don't just simply study with no end goal. 2- Don't try to focus on two things at one, and try to avoid background noise. 3- Use active study methods. Don't just highlight or rewrite notes, that's passive. 4- Try harder question, don't just do what's easy and what you already know you know. Identify your weak points and then Focus on patching them up. 5- Make a space JUST for studying. don't study in your bed! Make a desk for studying so your brain can immediately associate studying with certain locations and this will help you motivate yourself. Make it COMFORTABLE and COZY. 6- get help! Work on your difficulties and look for resources by yourself, but if you really need outside help, don't hesistate to ask. Ask a REAL person, not from the internet.
The thing is I'm a pretty anxious person, especially when I'm alone. I literally can't study without some music. I actually perfer some videos or the TV on the background to make me feel like I have company. Kinda weird but if it's silent I get super anxious and tend to quit or panic.
Studying with some background noises is nice and i do that pretty often but more often than not i got distracted and sit still, daydreaming rather than focusing on my task lol. So i prefer silence when seriously studying for exams. But blasting some music while drawing is hella fun:)))
you can try body doubling (virtual or in person). I find it super hard to study due to my adhd and the only thing that can get me to do it is body doubling. (if you don't know what it is its basically having someone in the same room you study in. ie a friend, family member, partner, etc)
-Don't multitask -Don't study on your bed -Study in silence Me: *Doing my homework on bed while watching this video while my cousins are screaming outside* 👁️👄👁️...
This sounds familiar XD. I've been watching/reading about 'how to study' and also ran into some of these aesthetic videos. I'm finding that a lot of them do give some good tips and advice. Using that advice and those tips requires practice and willpower though. My brain is out of practice and has years of bad habits (f.e. only focusing for a short while on a superficial thing that I'm curious about, not doing any harder thinking like abstract or logical stuff or trying to connect the dots, not actively trying to remember things), and I never learned how to study effectively in my years of going to school because they never taught me and I didn't know there were better methods out there. But now I know there's different ways and I've found stuff that I really want to learn, so I'm working on re-training my brain. Aaaand yes, I do get distracted after 2 minutes or reading 3 sentences. Ooor pick up my book, and then put it away again to 'check something' or go do something else instead. But if I keep at it; keep picking up the book, minimizing distractions, keep trying to read, make a nice cozy place to study in, and do more of the tips and advice that I've found, I'll get better. And so you will you :D! Remember, tiny foxtato believes in you! You can do the thing!
It might be irrelevant but I was just like you. I knew I needed help tho cause I kept on procrastinating... Then I started watching those "live study with me" videos ok yt and idk it helped me so much... I for real started focusing more. So, uhm, I suggest to try it if you're struggling too :)
the last tip is so important! teachers, lecturers, they're your most valuable resource while you're a student, ask as many questions as you need, send emails, arrange meetings! it may seem intimidating at first but you are supposed to have questions, that's the whole point of learning
9:29 I've got my little thing to say about this! I personally study in my bed, mostly because 1: i use my tablet that has got some features to take notes, highlight and open documents and ect... I just noticed that im more productive on a screen, and i can use my tablet in my bed easily. I know that i might get distracted from staying on the same screen that I use to play around with, but i learnt how to switch mindsets! I bought this device for school, so whenever i start a task i keep going until i reached my goal for my study session, and if i can't focus now, then i just stop and do something relaxing then take my documents/files back easily!( I remember the purpose of me buying my device too. )Its easier because i don't have to search through papers and lose extra energy in that, i just have to type the keywords 2: I passively learn everyday on my tablet and social medias so make sure that everything i learn in my free time while in bed has the same goal as studying for uni: which is making me smarter, so i don't link being in my bed =/= being unproductive 3: As someone who has got some anxiety and depression , i just settled with the idea that i don't have to be somewhere else than in bed to start a task. I prefer staying in my comfort zone to minimize stress and exhaust myself less as well, because my mind is comfortable when im there and i feel safe, everything spot that isn't my bed somehow feels unfamiliar and creates some pressure linked with the mindset of "if im on my desk, ive got to be 100% serious" which is personally just stressing me out
1:33 forgetting to set goals & plans 2:41 sponsor 4:07 multitasking 5:53 passive study methods 7:22 only doing whats easy 9:20 studying in bed 11:31 refusing to get help 14:33 outro :)
Studying method that has been helpful for me: 1. take notes that contain relevant information. Don't fill your notes to the brim with every word, but instead focus on what the instructor is saying and what they are emphasizing. This is more than likely going to be what's on the test. 2. Organize your notes into distinct topics with headers that summarize the topic. For example, if there's a section about Romantic symbolism in Romeo and Juliet, then the header may be "Romantic Symbolism in Romeo and Juliet". 3. use those distinct headers as prompts, and pretend you're teaching someone else. Cover the info that is written below the headers, and practice using that brief header to explain the topic in depth. Jump around to different topics, make sure you can do it succinctly, and eventually, you'll be able to recall the important info from step 1 just by looking at a few key words. You'll associate those key words with the important info. This is a great way to turn note-reading into an active method, instead of just passively reading.
so right...i feel like trying to make everything super pretty and aesthetically pleasing is just really ineffective, so now i just try to make neat notes and use active recall
That’s so true. When I listen to music during my studies, I often stuck in one question. And only after a while I realise that music is distracting me, so then I take off my earphones and do a task in a minute.
The fact that Jasmine took the time to change locations for each habit and made the video so aesthetically nice shows the dedication she puts on her videos
The best thing about end goals is that it tells you when to stop, so you'd be motivated to begin and give you peace of mind when you're under great pressure (for an exam let's say). Found this out during my Chinese high school entrance exam, otherwise it's just endless panic.
a terrible study habit: actually watching youtube videos while I'm pretending to study, or even worse while I'm supposed to be in class. Yes, I'm actually in online class right now
I got scared when she said not to listen to music cuz it really helps me focus but then she said it could be without lyrics. Lofi is amazingly soothing
Saw this now and I feel called out, but the sad thing is I have been seeking help, but well there's no one who could help me personally right now. It stresses me more that I know so little of our subject and I do want help but no one is there. Even told my father that I'm struggling in a certain subject but says nothing
I highly suggest watching the video for more information, but here’s the main points and timestamps if you’re short on time (hopefully because you want to study!) *1:33** - Forgetting to set goals and plans for studying.* Goals are important so that you can be more efficient while organizing your information and studying. ~2:13 - Instead, determine your and create a plan to reach the goal. *4:07** - Multitasking during study time.* Physiologically, your brain can’t multitask. So it takes more time to do the activities at the same time, rather than completing them individually. ~5:24 - Instead, focus on one task at a time. ~5:40 - Try studying without background noise, or with music that does not contain lyrics, such as ambient noise. *5:53** - Passive study methods.* These include rereading notes or your textbook. It’s more important to be able to recall information instead of just recognizing it in your notes. ~6:49 - Instead, use active studying methods, such as flashcards and practice tests. *7:21** - Only doing what’s easy.* Challenging yourself helps you learn! ~8:45 - Identify your weak points and address them. A good way to identify weak points is by doing a practice test. *9:20** - Studying in bed.* Our brains normally consider our beds a place to relax or sleep. ~10:41 - Pick a spot and make it your designated spot to study. Try making it cozy and happy so you’re encouraged to study! *11:49** - Always refusing help from others or neglect asking for help.* You can interact with people, which is much better than looking for answers online. ~12:35 - Overcome mental roadblocks like pride. Everyone needs help sometimes! People have different knowledge, so you can share your knowledge with each other. Keep in mind, some of these might work for you, and that’s okay. They are general guidelines to help you determine your studying issues. Have a nice time studying, everyone!
I watched the whole video, but I really appreciate your effort into writing this! It must've taken time. Thanks very much 😄😄for helping someone else out.
Yeah no problem! I figured that it would be helpful for those who wanted a quick summary. Plus sometimes I like to come back and look at the tips again, so it is easier to have them written down rather than watching the entire video. I'm sure other people do the same. Have a nice day guys :)
About the multitasking thing, you said that listening to music can be included too, but i have a tip about it! You just need to listen song without words, like piano things, or in a language that you don't know :D
omg i am soooo guilty of only doing the easy questions, especially when doing review stations in math class! i didn't even really realize that i did that until now, so thank you!
Great video! I have ASD (potentially ADHD also) and I need to listen to music without words, it gives myself something to 'focus' on and stops myself from becoming distracted because I'm 'focused' on the music while studying.
The best thing that always helps me is trying to pretend to teach it to someone. When I'm at home I teach my dog and literally a day before the test I teach some of my classmates (while the teacher listens in so they can correct me if I'm wrong)
Music with lyrics actually helps me ground myself to the work more because I tend to zone out a lot while trying to focus because I'm thinking about the topic and then it just branches out to something else and then 5 minutes later I'm thinking about the super Mario overworld theme sounding like green green.
I really agree your last point Jasmine! I used to be shyyy and literally just ignore those topic that I just... can't do but here I am telling you guys to ASK! JUST ASK for real no one cares and some teachers are really surprisingly nice! (My teacher recorded a video specially for me about solving a past year paper and I'm quite shock about the effort my teacher put in!) It may be hard asking for the first time but it'll get better! And add some joy to your studying as well~ Good luck everyone
Yes!! Spot on. Would also add that any teacher or TA or whatever who cares or gets pissy at you or thinks you're stupid bc you _asked for help_ is a jerk anyway lmao, so who cares if they care. 😂
agreed 100%. if anything, asking for help in school will prepare you for when you need to ask for help when you start working. i never asked for help bc i didn't want to be a burden to anyone & i'm paying the price for it now lol. bc when you start working, the actions you take have real-life consequences & when you screw up, you're not just affecting your own grades like in school...
i told my chemistry teacher i didn't understand the lesson and she said what am i supposed to do i always ask at the end of the class if anyone's confused but you don't say anything how's that my fault... ugh bc i dont understand from start to finish girl- she's not even good.
@@yasmin-lx4kb tbh my physics is horrible i got C or fail every single time, and i spent one whole month just revising physics by myself it was hard really...(I self-learned almost 15 chapters) im sure you can try self-learning! (please try before its too late) You can search up on UA-cam or google anything you dont understand and ask your friend! I learned almost everything through Khan Academy that time (before i started taking tuition aka extra class) plus not to mention the teacher that recorded the pastyear is my tuition teacher not my class teacher (you can consider learning from different teacher if your family allow!) all the best!
i just watched the entire video and i am so happy, a few months ago i was really struggling with stress and bad studying habits and i just realized i stopped doing them all and im not stressed anymore !
Omg SO happy to see you call out re-writing notes! I feel like the visual studygram content out there is 98% aesthetic rewritten notes, and I tried it, like 3 years ago, but it was completely useless to me.
I can't emphasize how many times I have to tell my friends that reaching out to professors doesn't lessen their value as a student, it was the most challenging yet rewarding thing I've learned since starting college! I will say, it does require a level of understanding of where you got lost in the material and trying to convey that in words can be REALLY difficult
You’re such an inspiration, Jasmine! 🌟 I’m in grad school, currently working on my year long thesis, so I spend all my time in the lab. I feel like I have no free time at the moment, but when I have a few minutes to spare, I enjoy watching your videos 🥰
to the multitasking: there’s also research that some people (especially more extroverted ones) need more stimuli to work at their best, so to some degree background noise does help some people :)
yeah as someone with adhd, I can't study withought having something else to also 'focus' on (especially if the subject is boring or not engaging enough for me)
I love how you film this outside, with uni vibes! 💓☁️ I never thought I'll miss the ambiance of school so bad, cuz I'm at my room 24/7 for classes now :(
i just discovered your channel during an academic anxiety crisis™ and i have to say i'm loving how you structure your videos! besides the content, this organization is an inspiration in itself
Terrible study habits to avoid *1. Forgetting to set up goals* If you don't set up goals, you don't know what to study so you just wander around *2. Multitasking* Always focus on one thing. Including listening to music, it can distract you. Avoid sounds that can distract you, like TV sounds. *3. Passive study methods (re-reading)* Use active studying techniques, such as: - Flashcards - Practice tests - Teaching a friend *4. Only doing what's easy* Identify and address your weak points and focus on that topic. How to know your weak points: Take a full practice exam of that material (available online, taking tests from old midterms) and take a close look of what you tend to get wrong (certain topic or type of question) *5. Studying in bed* Studies have shown that if you learn the information and study in the same place as you are going to take the test (such as in the same classroom, same desk, etc.), you'll do better on that test. And of course, studying in bed can make you feel sleepy, or you even might fall asleep. Instead, create a comfy and productive workspace. Stay far from distractions (such as phones, TVs, etc.), and stay close to your studying essentials (notebook, textbooks, stationeries, etc.) *6. Refusing to get help* Start off by working through your difficulties individually and look for resources by yourself that way you don't get overly dependent on anybody else. But at a certain time, it might be time to acknowledge that you need outside help from a real person, not just Google and others. Teachers, tutors, or study groups have actual knowledge that they can help share with you, and you can actually interact with them, unlike the internet. So don't be afraid to ask help, because everyone needs help. Asking for help doesn't mean that you don't know enough or smart enough. People might sometimes be shy, but just remember, people generally want to help you, especially teachers and tutors because they are generally very nice and helpful people and they are made to help people with problems they can't solve themselves.
I can just imagine walking by and seeing someone you watch on UA-cam. and are to scared to talk to them. I refuse to believe that there was at least one person like that Also lots of love from Australia ❤️❤️❤️ you are so helpful.
Thank you! It's really nice to actually hear these things. I never realised I was sabotaging myself I always study in bed, I can stay up for long time and when I fall asleep I take it as a signal from my body. Actually I feel more awake when I study on my desk… I don't fall asleep so I actually feel like a mummy in the morning.
This channel has gotten me through freshman and sophomore year of highschool with A’s and B’s I’m now going to junior year, I most likely would have been held back without this channel
I can say that first one about setting a goal, I have not thought to do that. So simple but so rare. To have a goal is one of the most important elements to success.
My school started 3 days ago and my teachers are teaching the whole school about organization and my teacher is OBSESSED with your videos and he's shown us 1 every day
I agree to these but we need to remember something my teach told me: "Mental health is more important than studying. You are trying your best and thats what matters. Make space to relax to help your anxiety." That is very true
Thank you for this video! I was an awesome studier until my sophomore year in HS when I started watching UA-cam regularly. Now I find myself stuck with several very bad study habits as a senior and I am determined to get rid of them, which you are definitely helping me do.
uuuh.. I always listen to music while studying, otherwise I can't concentrate xD it actually helps me memorize stuff because I listen to the same playlist and when I listen to it before I go into the exam, my brain automatically revisits the stuff I've been learning while listening to this music ^^
this is such a well-summerised video. they way you addressed the issues sort of led me to a comforting state in the end and motivated me to work on some weak aspects with regards to my study pattern. thank you.
Hi! Thank you so much for this beautiful and helpful video! ❤ As a non-native speaker, I had a little trouble reading some of the fonts used, but overall, it was so refreshing and creative! Looking forward to more of your work. 😊
I love everything about the video! Very helpful, thank you. :) Just one thing: it’s actually proven that your brain can handle multitasking. Of course, not in the way you describe it, you’re totally right that you can’t study and listen to something for example, but multitasking is actually an amazing skill to train, regarding to everything but studying. Multitasking is a useful skill when it comes to more simple tasks. Let’s say, you’re cooking dinner, listening to an audiobook/podcast and planning what you’re going to the after dinner at the same time. That’s the type of multitasking that is actually beneficial. But of course, as you said, it’s not alright to multitask while studying. Still, it’s scientifically proven that our brain and body can multitask. :))
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Jasmine: “multitasking is not effective”
Me, doing my writing assignment while watching this video: “... ah.”
*big time rush song plays* OH OH OH OH OH........
@@allyssa1523 me when on a deadline hshs
i felt attacked
u didnt have to expose me like that but ok
well, if you stopped to comment this....she was right!
I love how jasmine is attacking my bad habits so nicely and calmly
Im being scolded ;-;
Lmao literally I fell asleep last night whilst studying maths in bed and I felt only slightly attacked
Your 1000th like was me 😂🎉
@@Megha486 yay thank you first time I get 1k likes I appreciate it 😂🎉
@@rickashtley2912 we r 🥺
"Do not multitask "
Me: watching her video and reading comments at the same time.
Thats what im doing rn 😅
HAHAHME
Hahaha sameee
Bro I’m doing that right now
I'm also cuddling a cat trying to write right handed (I'm a lefty but the cat loves my left side)
“Multitasking is bad”
Me: *plucking my eyebrows, listening to a bio lecture and watching this UA-cam video*
“Wat”
PLUCKING MY EYEBROW DAJKSKSDAKHD IM WHEEZING LEGIT THAT WAS ME WHILE LISTENING TO MY SECOND PERIOD TEACHER MUTTERING ABOUT ENZYMES ASHDSJAAJSDAHAHA
How do you watch two videos at once?- super human much 😭
You mean watching lecture and listening to this youtube video.
ua-cam.com/video/KcgN8F0UWr8/v-deo.html🙂🙂👍👍✌
Dont forget breathing, living and movin
I guess my worst study habit is not even starting 😅
I reccomend the 2min rule!
@@sta._rina Thank you!!!!
@@sta._rina what is the 2 minute rule
@@imheather416 you tell yourself "im gonna work for just 2 minutes" and you do that because its a less daunting amount of time to work and usually by the time your done your in the groove. The 2 min method is to mitigate the hardest part of doing work, actually starting. If u want more advice then i reccomend u look it up on yt
ua-cam.com/video/KcgN8F0UWr8/v-deo.html🙂🙂👍👍✌
jasmine: dont play background music
me: _panik_
jasmine: but u can play music w/o words, or ambience
me: _kalm_
i always listen to jazz B)
I be listening to noir/dark jazz like I’m on some deep stuff- 💀
@@dropstick Ya like jazz~?
Honestly lofi music is what's getting me through online school.
XDDD
Imagine being sponsored by your high school nemesis.
jasmine getting the bag 💰 proud of u jasmine :))
hi sherman 😛👋🏼
@Tina A lol
@Tina A wow lol
sure man, sherman
1- have clear goals, don't just simply study with no end goal.
2- Don't try to focus on two things at one, and try to avoid background noise.
3- Use active study methods. Don't just highlight or rewrite notes, that's passive.
4- Try harder question, don't just do what's easy and what you already know you know. Identify your weak points and then Focus on patching them up.
5- Make a space JUST for studying. don't study in your bed! Make a desk for studying so your brain can immediately associate studying with certain locations and this will help you motivate yourself. Make it COMFORTABLE and COZY.
6- get help! Work on your difficulties and look for resources by yourself, but if you really need outside help, don't hesistate to ask. Ask a REAL person, not from the internet.
ty for summary
the person who takes notes during lectures and shares😍
Thanks, I took a screenshot
@@tinostudies8611 LMAOOA I WISH I LITERALLY JUST ZONE OUT
We love the two 5s 😌
When your weak point is the whole subject 💀
this is so relatable it hurts 🚶♂️
😭😭😭😭
oo that true😪😪😪
always fighting for my life trying to study economics💀
me with math
The thing is I'm a pretty anxious person, especially when I'm alone. I literally can't study without some music. I actually perfer some videos or the TV on the background to make me feel like I have company. Kinda weird but if it's silent I get super anxious and tend to quit or panic.
hey! there’s loads of study with me videos on youtube of people studying in real time! it’s like having a friend there with you
You don’t have to sit in silence to study, music helps me study better than silence
Studying with some background noises is nice and i do that pretty often but more often than not i got distracted and sit still, daydreaming rather than focusing on my task lol. So i prefer silence when seriously studying for exams. But blasting some music while drawing is hella fun:)))
you can try body doubling (virtual or in person). I find it super hard to study due to my adhd and the only thing that can get me to do it is body doubling. (if you don't know what it is its basically having someone in the same room you study in. ie a friend, family member, partner, etc)
its liks theres someone behind you when its silent but if theres noise u can.imagine someone really there is behind you but you feel relaxed
imagine getting your money back from college board AFTER taking the tests
What ? How ?????
@@armytiktok6732 She was sponsored by College Board. Idk if you are being sarcastic or not, but, yeah.
ugh QUEEN behavior
tatenda ??
@@jaidenhuang5209 omg hi Jaiden! Yes it is me haha
me: i agree with all of these, this is good advice
jasmine: don’t study in your bed
me: no
LOL
Same I always study on my bed my room doesn’t have space for a study table ^^
i can definitely understand why 😂
I just did that for 2hrs
🤣😂
Jasmine: Study in silence
My siblings: *screaming*
Mom: *calling me to the kitchen every minute*
Dad: *Watching TV on max volume*
Me:😑😑
Noise canceling headphones!!!
@@Miraya0423 Yeah, if you wanna get the slippers.
Yesterday my dad decided to randomly start making soup at 2 PM. Obviously, to mix it, he needed a really noisy robot ....
I can relate and cry with you on this :)
Relatable :')
-Don't multitask
-Don't study on your bed
-Study in silence
Me: *Doing my homework on bed while watching this video while my cousins are screaming outside*
👁️👄👁️...
the pure essence of my brain 😭 where its not distracting itself nearly every 3 minutes in the middle of concentrating 😐
As long as you're not distracted or tired while studying like that then it will be fine
Studying on the bed ain’t even that bad. As long as you’re focused it’s quite a comfortable spot.
LEGIT LOL
While commenting on a UA-cam video
jasmine: "focus on one thing at a time"
my raging ADHD: *manic evil laughter*
Ehehe
Thas the comment I was looking for heheeh
Not the thumbnail having "Stop it,get some help"😭
Potterhead?
@@kyleyyy very
@@my.darlinggI figured
Well it a funny meme though
ikr 😂
Why do I love studying and all its aesthetic and studytube BUT once i sit to study i can't cause my brain prefers to procrastinate :(
This sounds familiar XD. I've been watching/reading about 'how to study' and also ran into some of these aesthetic videos. I'm finding that a lot of them do give some good tips and advice. Using that advice and those tips requires practice and willpower though. My brain is out of practice and has years of bad habits (f.e. only focusing for a short while on a superficial thing that I'm curious about, not doing any harder thinking like abstract or logical stuff or trying to connect the dots, not actively trying to remember things), and I never learned how to study effectively in my years of going to school because they never taught me and I didn't know there were better methods out there.
But now I know there's different ways and I've found stuff that I really want to learn, so I'm working on re-training my brain. Aaaand yes, I do get distracted after 2 minutes or reading 3 sentences. Ooor pick up my book, and then put it away again to 'check something' or go do something else instead. But if I keep at it; keep picking up the book, minimizing distractions, keep trying to read, make a nice cozy place to study in, and do more of the tips and advice that I've found, I'll get better. And so you will you :D!
Remember, tiny foxtato believes in you! You can do the thing!
It might be irrelevant but I was just like you. I knew I needed help tho cause I kept on procrastinating... Then I started watching those "live study with me" videos ok yt and idk it helped me so much... I for real started focusing more. So, uhm, I suggest to try it if you're struggling too :)
@@nadiavazquezThanks
This is me
Same
"stop it get some help" she really CAME for me
"Multitasking is bad”
Me: watching a k-drama, reading subtitles, writing notes and eating at the same time
Hello blink also same I watch kdrama writing notes I was like wat 🤡
Yea kdramas thought us to do multitasking
@@mielarniesolomon4881 Yes they did 😭
the last tip is so important! teachers, lecturers, they're your most valuable resource while you're a student, ask as many questions as you need, send emails, arrange meetings! it may seem intimidating at first but you are supposed to have questions, that's the whole point of learning
we love a dedicated queen who is willing to look like she's talking to herself to produce amazing content for us ❤
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@@letsbethechange1424 happy bdayy
UA-cam recommendations getting really personal huh
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9:29 I've got my little thing to say about this! I personally study in my bed, mostly because
1: i use my tablet that has got some features to take notes, highlight and open documents and ect... I just noticed that im more productive on a screen, and i can use my tablet in my bed easily. I know that i might get distracted from staying on the same screen that I use to play around with, but i learnt how to switch mindsets! I bought this device for school, so whenever i start a task i keep going until i reached my goal for my study session, and if i can't focus now, then i just stop and do something relaxing then take my documents/files back easily!( I remember the purpose of me buying my device too. )Its easier because i don't have to search through papers and lose extra energy in that, i just have to type the keywords
2: I passively learn everyday on my tablet and social medias so make sure that everything i learn in my free time while in bed has the same goal as studying for uni: which is making me smarter, so i don't link being in my bed =/= being unproductive
3: As someone who has got some anxiety and depression , i just settled with the idea that i don't have to be somewhere else than in bed to start a task. I prefer staying in my comfort zone to minimize stress and exhaust myself less as well, because my mind is comfortable when im there and i feel safe, everything spot that isn't my bed somehow feels unfamiliar and creates some pressure linked with the mindset of "if im on my desk, ive got to be 100% serious" which is personally just stressing me out
What tablet do you use?
1:33 forgetting to set goals & plans
2:41 sponsor
4:07 multitasking
5:53 passive study methods
7:22 only doing whats easy
9:20 studying in bed
11:31 refusing to get help
14:33 outro :)
you are a life saver! thanks a bunch for dropping the time stamps!
Jasmine: multitasking is not effective
Me while listening to a podcast, doing homework and trying to perfect my Cypher rap: oops?
I hope u and tae will soon get the part!!
@@tanmayik2397 lol if i do, i would die happy....
YES CYPHER RAP
KSLSKS YES CYPHER
armies are multitasking asf 😔
Studying method that has been helpful for me:
1. take notes that contain relevant information.
Don't fill your notes to the brim with every word, but instead focus on what the instructor is saying and what they are emphasizing. This is more than likely going to be what's on the test.
2. Organize your notes into distinct topics with headers that summarize the topic.
For example, if there's a section about Romantic symbolism in Romeo and Juliet, then the header may be "Romantic Symbolism in Romeo and Juliet".
3. use those distinct headers as prompts, and pretend you're teaching someone else.
Cover the info that is written below the headers, and practice using that brief header to explain the topic in depth. Jump around to different topics, make sure you can do it succinctly, and eventually, you'll be able to recall the important info from step 1 just by looking at a few key words. You'll associate those key words with the important info.
This is a great way to turn note-reading into an active method, instead of just passively reading.
I learnt this the hard way... I have a book full of notes that are useless and spent half of my 10th grade on it😐😐
so right...i feel like trying to make everything super pretty and aesthetically pleasing is just really ineffective, so now i just try to make neat notes and use active recall
I agree it’s best to write down what you’ll forget or don’t understand also keeping it simple is usually better.
I like too connect the information and it helps me remember later
Ok
I was gonna say “jasmine you didn’t need to call me out like this smh 💀” but..like.. you really *did* need to call me out 😔🧍🏻♀️
hello jasmine
I was the 100th like on this comment! Congrats lol.
how are you doing today jasmine (my name is also jasmine-lol)
@@grr9357 hello emotionally unstable piece of paper, how are you?
@@abianash ah ty ty
2:11 minutes in and I already love this
"to apply that to studying, you need to know WHAT you need to know"
That’s so true. When I listen to music during my studies, I often stuck in one question. And only after a while I realise that music is distracting me, so then I take off my earphones and do a task in a minute.
I do. Why you asked ?
The fact that Jasmine took the time to change locations for each habit and made the video so aesthetically nice shows the dedication she puts on her videos
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"how am i famous enough to do this?" 🤣
The best thing about end goals is that it tells you when to stop, so you'd be motivated to begin and give you peace of mind when you're under great pressure (for an exam let's say). Found this out during my Chinese high school entrance exam, otherwise it's just endless panic.
a terrible study habit: actually watching youtube videos while I'm pretending to study, or even worse while I'm supposed to be in class.
Yes, I'm actually in online class right now
Me too lol
Don't worry, all of us has been through this at times....
"Avoid background noises"
Me *religously listening to her Spotify Study playlist* uuhhh
Same
me: clicking on this video instead of studying for three tests
also me: my terrible study habits? There are none
Bruh you just gave me an anxiety attack, please refrain from reminding me of the real world while I’m here. Thank you
This is legit me-
I have 3 tests due at the end of the week 👁️👄👁️
Literally same bro I have so many readings to do for tomorrow and I’m sitting here in bed like🤫 🍿
I got scared when she said not to listen to music cuz it really helps me focus but then she said it could be without lyrics.
Lofi is amazingly soothing
It is. I low the chilled cow compliations
@@kyleyyy same
yesss lofi mixes are great! i love feardog music’s mixes!!
@@cathlinap650 my fave is the “you’re the dream I never wanna wake up from” mix by feardog (this was totally random)
Chillhope mixes tho :( i listened to them twice today while studying 💞
i love the way she speaks, its just so... soothing and calms down my anxiety
Saw this now and I feel called out, but the sad thing is I have been seeking help, but well there's no one who could help me personally right now. It stresses me more that I know so little of our subject and I do want help but no one is there. Even told my father that I'm struggling in a certain subject but says nothing
Me going throught the question paper: "hey I've seen that before, maybe I know that"
Me when I try to write it's answer: *confused noises*
I read it at the same time she said that
Just go with your gut at first try not to think about it. Then fix and add knowledge as you study
I highly suggest watching the video for more information, but here’s the main points and timestamps if you’re short on time (hopefully because you want to study!)
*1:33** - Forgetting to set goals and plans for studying.*
Goals are important so that you can be more efficient while organizing your information and studying.
~2:13 - Instead, determine your and create a plan to reach the goal.
*4:07** - Multitasking during study time.*
Physiologically, your brain can’t multitask. So it takes more time to do the activities at the same time, rather than completing them individually.
~5:24 - Instead, focus on one task at a time.
~5:40 - Try studying without background noise, or with music that does not contain lyrics, such as ambient noise.
*5:53** - Passive study methods.*
These include rereading notes or your textbook. It’s more important to be able to recall information instead of just recognizing it in your notes.
~6:49 - Instead, use active studying methods, such as flashcards and practice tests.
*7:21** - Only doing what’s easy.*
Challenging yourself helps you learn!
~8:45 - Identify your weak points and address them. A good way to identify weak points is by doing a practice test.
*9:20** - Studying in bed.*
Our brains normally consider our beds a place to relax or sleep.
~10:41 - Pick a spot and make it your designated spot to study. Try making it cozy and happy so you’re encouraged to study!
*11:49** - Always refusing help from others or neglect asking for help.*
You can interact with people, which is much better than looking for answers online.
~12:35 - Overcome mental roadblocks like pride. Everyone needs help sometimes! People have different knowledge, so you can share your knowledge with each other.
Keep in mind, some of these might work for you, and that’s okay. They are general guidelines to help you determine your studying issues.
Have a nice time studying, everyone!
I watched the whole video, but I really appreciate your effort into writing this! It must've taken time.
Thanks very much 😄😄for helping someone else out.
Wow thanks 🥰
Yeah no problem! I figured that it would be helpful for those who wanted a quick summary.
Plus sometimes I like to come back and look at the tips again, so it is easier to have them written down rather than watching the entire video. I'm sure other people do the same. Have a nice day guys :)
This is so awesomeee,,thankss
Omg you're an angel! Thankyouuuuu
"stop refusing to get help" wow you really gonna come for my neck like that
You are so well spoken and humble and you are totally going places, friend! Thank you for this!
About the multitasking thing, you said that listening to music can be included too, but i have a tip about it! You just need to listen song without words, like piano things, or in a language that you don't know :D
omg i am soooo guilty of only doing the easy questions, especially when doing review stations in math class! i didn't even really realize that i did that until now, so thank you!
Great video! I have ASD (potentially ADHD also) and I need to listen to music without words, it gives myself something to 'focus' on and stops myself from becoming distracted because I'm 'focused' on the music while studying.
The best thing that always helps me is trying to pretend to teach it to someone. When I'm at home I teach my dog and literally a day before the test I teach some of my classmates (while the teacher listens in so they can correct me if I'm wrong)
I Don’t really have a dog but I do with a stuffed animal or plushies of mine and that helps a lot too
Exactly! I teach imaginary kids...
@@idiotsandwichthe1st samee
“multitasking is not that effective”
me : watch a whole season of an anime while i’m studying 👁👄👁
👁️👄👁️me watching anime while eating
Watching anime while eating, drawing, and solving equations: 👀
@@R3FL3CTI0NS. you can't be serious
Music with lyrics actually helps me ground myself to the work more because I tend to zone out a lot while trying to focus because I'm thinking about the topic and then it just branches out to something else and then 5 minutes later I'm thinking about the super Mario overworld theme sounding like green green.
tbh I find those “Lofi beats to study and relax to” livestream videos useful while studying / doing school work because my house is never quiet lol
she's really rocking the thumbnail with her gorg hair!!!
I really agree your last point Jasmine! I used to be shyyy and literally just ignore those topic that I just... can't do but here I am telling you guys to ASK! JUST ASK for real no one cares and some teachers are really surprisingly nice! (My teacher recorded a video specially for me about solving a past year paper and I'm quite shock about the effort my teacher put in!) It may be hard asking for the first time but it'll get better! And add some joy to your studying as well~ Good luck everyone
Yes!! Spot on. Would also add that any teacher or TA or whatever who cares or gets pissy at you or thinks you're stupid bc you _asked for help_ is a jerk anyway lmao, so who cares if they care. 😂
agreed 100%. if anything, asking for help in school will prepare you for when you need to ask for help when you start working. i never asked for help bc i didn't want to be a burden to anyone & i'm paying the price for it now lol. bc when you start working, the actions you take have real-life consequences & when you screw up, you're not just affecting your own grades like in school...
i told my chemistry teacher i didn't understand the lesson and she said what am i supposed to do i always ask at the end of the class if anyone's confused but you don't say anything how's that my fault... ugh bc i dont understand from start to finish girl- she's not even good.
@@yasmin-lx4kb what is it with chemistry teachers being assholes lmao mine was like that as well
@@yasmin-lx4kb tbh my physics is horrible i got C or fail every single time, and i spent one whole month just revising physics by myself it was hard really...(I self-learned almost 15 chapters) im sure you can try self-learning! (please try before its too late) You can search up on UA-cam or google anything you dont understand and ask your friend! I learned almost everything through Khan Academy that time (before i started taking tuition aka extra class) plus not to mention the teacher that recorded the pastyear is my tuition teacher not my class teacher (you can consider learning from different teacher if your family allow!) all the best!
i just watched the entire video and i am so happy, a few months ago i was really struggling with stress and bad studying habits and i just realized i stopped doing them all and im not stressed anymore !
Classical music is great for studying and has been proven to help! There’s also tons of playlists without lyrics to help you study
Omg SO happy to see you call out re-writing notes! I feel like the visual studygram content out there is 98% aesthetic rewritten notes, and I tried it, like 3 years ago, but it was completely useless to me.
Im in high school and procrastinating is killing me and my family keeps arguing so I can't focus 😌😌😌😌
Lmaooo felt that
omg relate max! i actually found this real time aesthetic study video which is perfect!! check it out? ua-cam.com/video/s5EQIIaSy-8/v-deo.html
CAN RELATE
I don't know where are you from but I guess there might be libraries or some kind of centers where you can go study
(Idk just felt like saying it)
@@ackerwoman16 nope cuz of corona they're closed or not open to sit
I just got back on my computer and saw this posted 1 minute ago; what timing
I can't emphasize how many times I have to tell my friends that reaching out to professors doesn't lessen their value as a student, it was the most challenging yet rewarding thing I've learned since starting college! I will say, it does require a level of understanding of where you got lost in the material and trying to convey that in words can be REALLY difficult
I’ll try to quit these habits hopefully there will be improvement when im studying
"Do not study in your bed and multitask". Me: doing both right now.
your filming and editing skills have improved so much over the year! This video was not only informative but also so calming to watch
You’re such an inspiration, Jasmine! 🌟 I’m in grad school, currently working on my year long thesis, so I spend all my time in the lab. I feel like I have no free time at the moment, but when I have a few minutes to spare, I enjoy watching your videos 🥰
i love how u included "what to do instead of the bad habits" in addition to what bad habits to quit
jasmines voice is so calming, i have her videos on sometimes in the backround while im doing stuff like its a podcast
me staring at the AP exam - it's stalking me
to the multitasking: there’s also research that some people (especially more extroverted ones) need more stimuli to work at their best, so to some degree background noise does help some people :)
yeah as someone with adhd, I can't study withought having something else to also 'focus' on (especially if the subject is boring or not engaging enough for me)
Yeah also I personally prefer hearing noisy music that I'm already familiar with instead of like, hearing my family talking or the noise from the tv
that moment when you realize ur multitasking watching this video and doing ur homework..
I love how you film this outside, with uni vibes! 💓☁️ I never thought I'll miss the ambiance of school so bad, cuz I'm at my room 24/7 for classes now :(
i just discovered your channel during an academic anxiety crisis™ and i have to say i'm loving how you structure your videos! besides the content, this organization is an inspiration in itself
Terrible study habits to avoid
*1. Forgetting to set up goals*
If you don't set up goals, you don't know what to study so you just wander around
*2. Multitasking*
Always focus on one thing. Including listening to music, it can distract you. Avoid sounds that can distract you, like TV sounds.
*3. Passive study methods (re-reading)*
Use active studying techniques, such as:
- Flashcards
- Practice tests
- Teaching a friend
*4. Only doing what's easy*
Identify and address your weak points and focus on that topic.
How to know your weak points:
Take a full practice exam of that material (available online, taking tests from old midterms) and take a close look of what you tend to get wrong (certain topic or type of question)
*5. Studying in bed*
Studies have shown that if you learn the information and study in the same place as you are going to take the test (such as in the same classroom, same desk, etc.), you'll do better on that test. And of course, studying in bed can make you feel sleepy, or you even might fall asleep. Instead, create a comfy and productive workspace. Stay far from distractions (such as phones, TVs, etc.), and stay close to your studying essentials (notebook, textbooks, stationeries, etc.)
*6. Refusing to get help*
Start off by working through your difficulties individually and look for resources by yourself that way you don't get overly dependent on anybody else. But at a certain time, it might be time to acknowledge that you need outside help from a real person, not just Google and others. Teachers, tutors, or study groups have actual knowledge that they can help share with you, and you can actually interact with them, unlike the internet. So don't be afraid to ask help, because everyone needs help. Asking for help doesn't mean that you don't know enough or smart enough. People might sometimes be shy, but just remember, people generally want to help you, especially teachers and tutors because they are generally very nice and helpful people and they are made to help people with problems they can't solve themselves.
Other than finding out that classes are canceled, this was a great thing to wake up to🌞💛
me: procrastinating on youtube
jasmine: S T O P I T ! G E T S O M E H E L P !
*me staring at my bag right next to me with an insane amount of work due tomorrow that I haven’t even glanced at*
Me, a European: ah yes, AP Collegeboard, totally know what that is, yep
me an australian, equally as confused as you LOL
me, an indian, just as aware as you
you guys should be grateful you don't have to deal with it
We have GCSE’s which are way worse...
Plus a levels on top of that
@@iliketurtles672 AP is pretty straight-forward. Try IB.
*I study in bed a lot--not laying down but sitting upright. I've noticed it makes my day sleepy...Thanks*
Study groups helped me so much. I just finished my first year of university, and having people that help me focus helps immensely.
POV: You are watching this when you're supposed to be studying...
Lol yea..
My back
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I can just imagine walking by and seeing someone you watch on UA-cam. and are to scared to talk to them.
I refuse to believe that there was at least one person like that
Also lots of love from Australia ❤️❤️❤️ you are so helpful.
Thank you! It's really nice to actually hear these things.
I never realised I was sabotaging myself
I always study in bed, I can stay up for long time and when I fall asleep I take it as a signal from my body.
Actually I feel more awake when I study on my desk… I don't fall asleep so I actually feel like a mummy in the morning.
This channel has gotten me through freshman and sophomore year of highschool with A’s and B’s I’m now going to junior year, I most likely would have been held back without this channel
I can say that first one about setting a goal, I have not thought to do that. So simple but so rare. To have a goal is one of the most important elements to success.
HOLY CRAP, THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS. IT'S REALLY INTERESTING AND CAN HELP PEOPLE IMPROVE THEIR METHODS IN STUDYING!
“Study where you will take the exam”
Third mistake: don’t study in bed
Me in 2020 with online classes: I study in bed 😭
"Multitasking is not effective"
Me who learns better when multitasking: 👽
Me too! Ambiance music, wordless music, light (Hogwarts) asmr, videos I already have seen... I study so much better
Wake I am always moving and I can’t sit in one place. So I like using stuff like fidgets to helps get the energy out while studying.
Same 🤡
My school started 3 days ago and my teachers are teaching the whole school about organization and my teacher is OBSESSED with your videos and he's shown us 1 every day
Me: finished my postgrad this year
Jasmine: here’s study habits you need to quit
Me: ok
wow I’m early for once
also her background is so prettyyy
"A real person, not Hank Green"
Hank Green: :'/
I actually really love him...
Poor guy...
I love how you change your location each time you change your point💕💕
Videos in the outside are great. You’re right. The light is better and the focus of your camera is really great.
Omg the camera quality 🤩 especially outside
“make sure to have a good study space”
me who lived in a 2LK apartment with four other people: *studies on the kitchen table*
I agree to these but we need to remember something my teach told me: "Mental health is more important than studying. You are trying your best and thats what matters. Make space to relax to help your anxiety." That is very true
Thank you for this video! I was an awesome studier until my sophomore year in HS when I started watching UA-cam regularly. Now I find myself stuck with several very bad study habits as a senior and I am determined to get rid of them, which you are definitely helping me do.
I love seeing how much your channel has grown! I binge watch these in the background while studying
uuuh.. I always listen to music while studying, otherwise I can't concentrate xD it actually helps me memorize stuff because I listen to the same playlist and when I listen to it before I go into the exam, my brain automatically revisits the stuff I've been learning while listening to this music ^^
As an Optometrist myself, I would highly recommend to avoid looking at bright screens beginning two to three hours before bed whilst you're studying.
Not yt telling me there's 2 views, 11 likes, and 6 comments.
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this is such a well-summerised video. they way you addressed the issues sort of led me to a comforting state in the end and motivated me to work on some weak aspects with regards to my study pattern. thank you.
Hi! Thank you so much for this beautiful and helpful video! ❤ As a non-native speaker, I had a little trouble reading some of the fonts used, but overall, it was so refreshing and creative! Looking forward to more of your work. 😊
I love everything about the video! Very helpful, thank you. :) Just one thing: it’s actually proven that your brain can handle multitasking. Of course, not in the way you describe it, you’re totally right that you can’t study and listen to something for example, but multitasking is actually an amazing skill to train, regarding to everything but studying. Multitasking is a useful skill when it comes to more simple tasks. Let’s say, you’re cooking dinner, listening to an audiobook/podcast and planning what you’re going to the after dinner at the same time. That’s the type of multitasking that is actually beneficial. But of course, as you said, it’s not alright to multitask while studying. Still, it’s scientifically proven that our brain and body can multitask. :))