Noy a medstudent, but i previously did that cauz i felt like i was alwaaaays running out of time😄 but then i was always talking way too fast during my oral exams so i forced myself to watch videos as normal speed so my brain would process that i can talk this speed too...if that makes any sense😂and it's said people pay more attention to what you are saying if you talk leisurely sooo🤧 Just wanted to say this but ended ranting🌠👾
Okay I'm so glad that I found this as a freshman.🙂 To anyone reading this good luck and success in everything that you do. God loves you. Joshua 1:9 "Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go."
It's a lot, but it's not crazy. I mean when you think about it, you've probably been in school from age 5-18. That's 13 years. And then.. on top of that another 4 years for a bachelor. What else would you do anyways? Work? I rather study xD
when i used to just memorize all the notes I’ve taken I didn’t remember the answers at exams even though i studied really hard, but when I start using the active recall method it really helped me remember answers really fast
@@lalehsuzuki426 it’s just the same as u write ur notes. Everytime you are studying with the lect notes, and textbook, instead of weiting down notes. Write questions and answers instead. For the timing, you can search on google “active recall schedule template”, then you can go back to your flashcards (q&a) like 3 days after , 1 week after, etc
don't lose hope! i was in the same boat as you are, except my exam was in 2 days and I knew maybe 20-25% of the information. i've never done active recall before, and with it, I was able to get a 89% on that exam
I only knew of these effective learning skills about a week ago! Im almost done with med school and so sad i didnt come across them sooner but im beyond grateful i now know them and can finish strong!! Because its been a struggle!! I studied so so hard but was not peforming so well... i studied hard but not smart.... im so happy i now get to apply this and stay at the top of my class.... im so excited!!
Yeah I definitely think it’s never too late! I too wish I was doing this from the beginning but it’s okay we live and learn! Wish you all the best Bekezela and congrats on nearly finishing!
I have visual memory too! So I’ve found using colour whilst active recalling helps even more! I’m glad you found something that works for you though ☺️
i am back in school doing my prerequisites for nursing, 10 years after highschool! studying as an adult is so much more challenging than as a teen, and your tips are very helpful. time management is especially important, because knowing when to stop is probably the hardest.
Usually I take notes in class only if i want to remember something, however, I don't study them. I do exactly what she us saying, which is looking over/memorizing notes or answers than I go and ask myself the questions or have a family member test me. Also remember what she wrote,"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me".
life saverrr, i have pretty bad inattentive type adhd and most of my studying process is just trying to find a way to focus and get the information to stay in my head and this video alone has give me a lot of hope for my exams
I wish I found this in yr1 of my nurse degree as a 35 Yr old returning to education I had no idea how to study. I'd read and nothing stuck forgotten by the next week. I'm just entering year 3 and I'll use your tips moving forward. Thank you ☺
I'm not in medical school, I'm actually a business administration student, I study alot, alot, alloottt but I keep getting Cs and It's frustrating coz I legit work hard.... Thank you for sharing....I will come back in a month with an update on how it is working out for me 🙂
all the best , do let us know if it has helped you. , dont be disheartened if you are not getting the grades you want despite working so hard, sometimes we just need to take a step back and analyse if we are putting the hardwork in the right direction and since you are here, you are already ahead of the game. i wish you all the success ❤️❤️
Nellah, this makeup look is so simple and beautiful! Would you mind doing a tutorial on it? The lip makeup is *_especially_* gorgeous!! Great tips btw!!!
I’ve been doing Active recall studying 2 months prior seeing this video! I’m so happy seeing someone talking about it because it works!! Don’t just read books and highlight notes guys! Practice, practice and practice with questions and answers! After doing so many questions, you’ll automatically hear a case and certain signs and symptoms and you’ll know exactly what disease it is, the mechanism and how to treat just like that! 🤌🏽 Practice makes perfect! 👌🏽🙌🏽
Hi guys I need some help plzz would u say not to make any notes from now on i have just started law and am struggling! Would you say just to do the active recall technique instead? And past papers exam questions etc..
@@ggani330 you should absolutely take notes and read them but not dwell on them. From the look of it, studying the notes alone is not helping so, if there are database for practice questions like we have UWORLD for medicine, do those practice questions ASAP. Go over those practice questions as much as you can and you’re going to get familiar with it much more easier because it’s more practical than just reading notes here and there. But you definitely need the notes as well to go back to from time to time. Get to the practice questions now. Hope that helps 🙏🏽
You are amazing. I have been searching for a video like yours since my first year of med school. I’m in my second year now I’m excited to finally find a youtuber who is answering all of my struggles 🤓🔥
Facts!!! I’ve never thought of writing questions instead of notes during class, and about dividing topics by the number of days you have. My exams start in two weeks so this was the boost I needed! Big thank you 💛🙏🏽
I agree with the first tip out of personal experience actually. I'm currently in A&P I. We've taken 3 exams so far, it's a hard class. I took ok notes for the first exam, just because I went to live lectures and it was what I could manage to write. I got a 78. Exam 2: He posts pre-recorded lectures, so I started using those to take notes. I took nice notes, quite detailed. I got a 70 Exam 3: I watched his pre-recorded lectures once more, but I didn't take as many notes. I took very little actually. Almost none. Maybe a page or two for each chapter when previously it'd be anywhere from 6 to 12. I got an 84 (he considered this one of the hardest exams of the 3) Fewer notes = more time to do other assignments early = finishing early = more time to study
Pre-nursing student here ♥️ Definitely Q&A works! I’m also all about seeing colors and pictures, which for sure helps me best. I’m currently doing this for my anatomy class. Love all of your tips, thank you! 🙂✨
Oh my gosh!! This video is a blessing!! I’m starting my Nursing school journey this year and working through my general Ed’s first. My hardest part with school is studying successful and really retaining the information instead of only for tests. Thankyou!!
Thank you sooo much Nellah! I am a second semester nursing student and I have been struggling with how to effectively study. Your tips have been so helpful! God Bless You!
Omg I do A-level maths , computer science and psychology and wow after watching this I feel so motivated to change my study routine . I used to be a really good student at gcse got 7s but now I'm getting Cs in year 1 of A level tysm!!!! Your awesome!! I got mini assessments in a few weeks I'll be using your technique now and see if I can flip to a B or A
She is very inspiring 😄🧡. I suggest you also go check out Dolce Mimi , thebrittnyway & Ososee - these are also female Christian & inspiring Doctors♥️😊.
I make iterations with my studying. The first iteration is highlighting and annotating notes. The second iteration is rereading the highlighted and annotated notes. Subsequent iterations are just actively recalling these highlighted annotated parts. Works like a charm. However, this can never apply to every academic stuff since some courses are practical and then practice exercises are the key.
Wow you know your stuff!!!THANK YOU! I got 100% on a test last week & I was so shocked but you’re right about active recall that’s how I studied. Someone actually told me that it makes no sense to practice questions I should focus on knowing the info e.g making notes, glad I didn’t listen! God bless your soul ❤️
If I have an exam, I rewrite the notes first because I've completely forgotten everything about the topic due to other units at university getting in the way. So, I rewrite the notes THEN once I'm more familiar with the content, I write questions to answer.
I've started a long distance qualification and these tips are so helpful! I've been struggling with getting into the flow of being a student again, especially one that doesn't attend classes. I've been trying to figure out a better way to study. Thank you for this.
Thank you a lot. You are a life saver. Studying was a nightmare for me. Spending at least 6hrs studying and not getting good grades is demotivating. Really helped 👏👏
OH MY GOSH! I'M SO GLAD THAT I'VE FOUND THIS CHANNEL!!! OH MY FRICKIN GOSHH!!!!! I was literally having struggle today w/ my studies! So you came, and now everything seems more easy!!!! Thank you so so so much!!!
I’m studying in uni to be an English as a second language teacher . I learned that writing or drawing a funny thing on a post it and keeping it near your study place is very important. For example, every week I write what I need to do and I add a drawing of my dog or a quote from a comedian.
Thank you so much for the amazing tips, "Writing my notes and re-highlighting them", I'm so guilty of this, will definitely change my technique thanks to your tips, Thanks Nella🌸🌸🌸 You are the BEST🌺
Thank you for sharing your experience. I am currently studying medicine , I’m in my second year out of 6 and this video Was sooooo helpful!!!! I already have a Bachelor degree in philosophy but med school is so different and I’m building a new study method, so thank you again for sharing 🥰😍
Thank you so so much I have 6 days left until my notarial practice exam and I am freaking out. This has kind of calmed me down. Those notes you were going through on Ken hub kinda gave me anxiety lool the labelling on those anatomy drawings😢🤔thank you sis💕
@@hlengiwemasondo2858 I think if you have a lassion for medicine and helping people then studying medicine is the greatest favour you can ever do for yourself. Medicine is hard but if it is your passion then it is the greatest life to live. And also some people studying with me are late 20's or early 30's and they are fine. So 33 is not too late
This is the most helpful piece of academic advice I’ve gotten. I always felt like I wasn’t retaining information when I was going through course material. Then to end up coming out with worse grades that anticipated. This has truly been a blessing.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, i’m a college student i’ve been having 5 weas in a single week , I hope your tips helps !! taking notes was always been a waste of time for me didn’t learn anything when trying to do pretty notes , u got a new subscriber ily❤️❤️❤️🙈
I made up this technique, which I certainly am not the first to do but essentially I’m lazy and i hate flashcards with my life. I read a passage, page or section of my textbook multiple times, i read very slowly and out loud, each word i try to think about the meaning, sometimes using hand actions or drawing it out, trying to connect the concepts essentially. After i have read it i write down everything i remember, i try my best not to look back and I don’t make it neat, i then fact check, make annotation and make a question that tests me on the knowledge I’ve just learn as well as summarise it, so when i read that flashcard i also can get a bit of revision of the content.
Thank you so much for the advice Nellah. I needed to hear that as I'm doing my 1st year in Medical Bioscience(4yr) since I couldn't get through for Medicine. I still have alot of studying to do. I'll make use of your tips (1,3,4,5 and 6). 💯Thanks once again.
hey thanks for the tips really appreciate.. its for people like you the world is becoming a better place... i am also on my journey to making it ... so i will definitely put the tips to practice
Wow! I’m a danish med student and our studying programme is SOOO different from yours, but damn - I’m so glad that I have found your channel. So many good tips and stuff that I can use. I find it hard to use stuff like lecturio, because I cannot really make it fit into my study plan, but I just checked out Kenhub after watching this video, and I seriously need to buy their premium subscritpion. Almost makes me look forward to anatomy this fall. 😍 Btw, beside being super smart you also are super gorgeous, beautiful and inspirational.
Hey Amalie thank you for your lovely comment! and I know right Kenhub really does actually make anatomy look fun hahah but yeah glad I could help somehow though our programmes are different ☺️
I'm a senior in hs and ever since sophomore year, I have been studying anatomy and physiology. But lately, just reading my textbooks didn't make sense to me anymore. Thank you so much for the tip!
Just stumbled upon this video across my recommendations. This is my type of content. New subscriber💃💃I needed to hear this, I'm currently doing my bachelors degree in biology. And looking forward to doing medicine.
Very interesting. As an engineer, I noticed engineering is more about understanding than memorizing. It is primarily maths and science, you understand the basic rules and practice how to apply it. You hardly have to recall lists. But this vedio is useful for engineering students too.
Well recall is not only about memorising but also understanding because it can be applied in different ways for example teaching someone or rewriting in your own words which requires you to understand concepts so it definitely still applies if you just alter the actual practical way you practice it.
@@Dr.Nellah my comment was more to compare engineering to other faculties. In engineering/maths/science you have to understand and derive the answers. In comparison, in medicine, law, etc you have to memorize and recall information.
God bless you for this video!! I am about to enter my sophomore year of undergrad. I never knew how to study, and usually do not study at all, however, I can’t wait to implement this study style! I just know it will help me succeed.
Green tea is good for helping you stay focused as it naturally contains caffeine, but also staying hydrated, having a good sleep schedule, getting fresh air (even if it’s just sitting on the doorstep for a few mins in the morning, still helps) and being active really help to stay focused. It can seem so hard to do those things sometimes, but just start small and keep at it and you’ll find anything is possible. Also just setting aside some time when you wake up/before you sleep prayer is really helpful, doesnt need to be anything fancy n that, prayer is simply a conversation between you and God, hope this helps and stay blessed ❤️
I've heard so much about not note-taking and your video has been very very very helpful to me. God bless you. Definitely going to start using tip number 6
Me as a premed watching this video while taking notes, highlighting said notes, highlighting my textbook and all after I listened to my audio textbook😳 If this is seriously why I can't break my B+ plateau, I'm going to explode. Will let you know at the end of next semester.
I just watched this video and I know that my exams are coming soon I will probably update i hope I don't disappoint you ❤❤ yeeeey this was the last day of my exams and I know I didn't disappointment you
Just coming across this video. It is very informative. I have exams in 3 to 4 weeks time. I don't think I'll have time to do all this before then. I've been doing passive reading for most of my life.
I just wanted to say, there are many study videos are saying that writing, re-reading and highlighting notes are an ineffective way to study. So if there's one thing that someone should take out of this video, it should be that fact. Also, thankyou so much Ms. Nellah Grace! This helps a ton! I also inspire to become a medical student, so watching videos like these are very helpful and motivational! Good luck with your final year of med school! XD
all i want to know is how med students manage their time to look absolutely gorgeous and ace the exams at the same time
Lool makeup only takes about half an hour to do ☺️ and thank you! x
And also make YT videos????
I certainly don't lol, I'm disheveled and barely passing
@@forgetfulstranger hang in there! It might be hard but you've got this! ❤️
@@forgetfulstranger you can do it!!!!
when you're a medstudent watching this on 1.5x speed because that has become your standard video speed for lectures 😂
I am doing it rn 😂
Noy a medstudent, but i previously did that cauz i felt like i was alwaaaays running out of time😄 but then i was always talking way too fast during my oral exams so i forced myself to watch videos as normal speed so my brain would process that i can talk this speed too...if that makes any sense😂and it's said people pay more attention to what you are saying if you talk leisurely sooo🤧 Just wanted to say this but ended ranting🌠👾
SAMEE
Business students do that as well ✊
Law students can relate, too!
Okay I'm so glad that I found this as a freshman.🙂
To anyone reading this good luck and success in everything that you do. God loves you. Joshua 1:9 "Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go."
I'm also a freshman and this is gold
Thank you
amen
Needed this❤️
Thank you
I just saw the title and thought "damn you spent a decade in University"
I knowwww lol
It's a lot, but it's not crazy. I mean when you think about it, you've probably been in school from age 5-18. That's 13 years. And then.. on top of that another 4 years for a bachelor. What else would you do anyways? Work? I rather study xD
I spent 12 years at the university to complete pediatric specialty
And she has 5-10 more years to go post-medical school depending on her specialty.
@@NYCisland who cares. as long she is passionate that is all that matters.
when i used to just memorize all the notes I’ve taken I didn’t remember the answers at exams even though i studied really hard, but when I start using the active recall method it really helped me remember answers really fast
How did u use active recall? I am so confused on how to do it :(
@@lalehsuzuki426 it’s just the same as u write ur notes. Everytime you are studying with the lect notes, and textbook, instead of weiting down notes. Write questions and answers instead. For the timing, you can search on google “active recall schedule template”, then you can go back to your flashcards (q&a) like 3 days after , 1 week after, etc
@@girlingreenscarf7766 thanks ...please do you have anymore study tips
My exams are in a week and i know like 25% of what's going on.
Don't panic and try to study as much as you can . You're will be okay👐
@@katkatungu8813 hopefully, thank you x
same thats why im watching this video
don't lose hope! i was in the same boat as you are, except my exam was in 2 days and I knew maybe 20-25% of the information. i've never done active recall before, and with it, I was able to get a 89% on that exam
Tjoe! I know exactly what you mean
Your energy is so beautiful. I feel like you could be a singer.
Haha I wish I could sing! And thank you ☺️
@@Dr.Nellah you look like ariana grande
@@nyasha3461 oh-
I only knew of these effective learning skills about a week ago! Im almost done with med school and so sad i didnt come across them sooner but im beyond grateful i now know them and can finish strong!! Because its been a struggle!! I studied so so hard but was not peforming so well... i studied hard but not smart.... im so happy i now get to apply this and stay at the top of my class.... im so excited!!
Yeah I definitely think it’s never too late! I too wish I was doing this from the beginning but it’s okay we live and learn! Wish you all the best Bekezela and congrats on nearly finishing!
I have a visual memory so highlighting note is a big YES for me.
I have visual memory too! So I’ve found using colour whilst active recalling helps even more! I’m glad you found something that works for you though ☺️
@@Dr.Nellah thank you so much for your video about active recall. I never thought about that. I have microbiology test and I think it will help me!
yes!! using colours, highlighting and putting images is a big part for me
@@Dr.Nellah same here, that’s how I learn better
Same, but I usually don’t highlight I change the colour kf the pen, I find it much much better
i am back in school doing my prerequisites for nursing, 10 years after highschool! studying as an adult is so much more challenging than as a teen, and your tips are very helpful. time management is especially important, because knowing when to stop is probably the hardest.
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Usually I take notes in class only if i want to remember something, however, I don't study them. I do exactly what she us saying, which is looking over/memorizing notes or answers than I go and ask myself the questions or have a family member test me. Also remember what she wrote,"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me".
I’m not even a med student I’m just heading into high school in a couple of months 🧍♀️ (these are great tips btw and your so gorgeous)♥️
Oh these work for hopefully everyone so I hope you do great ☺️
high school literally never is studying its just doing homework or busy work constantly so you won’t have time to do this
@@Iuvkrssy ok thx💕
life saverrr, i have pretty bad inattentive type adhd and most of my studying process is just trying to find a way to focus and get the information to stay in my head and this video alone has give me a lot of hope for my exams
Oh that makes me happy! I think the pomodoro method might really help you aswell if you struggle to pay attention for long periods of time ☺️
hey, pre med w adhd here, have u tried aromatherapy with essential oils? that really helps me!
active recall associated with flash cards is the go to for me
I wish I found this in yr1 of my nurse degree as a 35 Yr old returning to education I had no idea how to study. I'd read and nothing stuck forgotten by the next week. I'm just entering year 3 and I'll use your tips moving forward. Thank you ☺
Congrats! You got this
I'm not in medical school, I'm actually a business administration student, I study alot, alot, alloottt but I keep getting Cs and It's frustrating coz I legit work hard.... Thank you for sharing....I will come back in a month with an update on how it is working out for me 🙂
Good luck
So, how are you doing?
Yes
How did it work?
all the best , do let us know if it has helped you. , dont be disheartened if you are not getting the grades you want despite working so hard, sometimes we just need to take a step back and analyse if we are putting the hardwork in the right direction and since you are here, you are already ahead of the game. i wish you all the success ❤️❤️
Nellah, this makeup look is so simple and beautiful! Would you mind doing a tutorial on it? The lip makeup is *_especially_* gorgeous!! Great tips btw!!!
I’ve been doing Active recall studying 2 months prior seeing this video!
I’m so happy seeing someone talking about it because it works!!
Don’t just read books and highlight notes guys! Practice, practice and practice with questions and answers!
After doing so many questions, you’ll automatically hear a case and certain signs and symptoms and you’ll know exactly what disease it is, the mechanism and how to treat just like that! 🤌🏽
Practice makes perfect! 👌🏽🙌🏽
Thanks for this👍
Hi guys I need some help plzz
would u say not to make any notes from now on i have just started law and am struggling! Would you say just to do the active recall technique instead? And past papers exam questions etc..
@@ggani330 you should absolutely take notes and read them but not dwell on them. From the look of it, studying the notes alone is not helping so, if there are database for practice questions like we have UWORLD for medicine, do those practice questions ASAP.
Go over those practice questions as much as you can and you’re going to get familiar with it much more easier because it’s more practical than just reading notes here and there. But you definitely need the notes as well to go back to from time to time. Get to the practice questions now. Hope that helps 🙏🏽
You are amazing. I have been searching for a video like yours since my first year of med school. I’m in my second year now I’m excited to finally find a youtuber who is answering all of my struggles 🤓🔥
Oh this makes me happy, really glad I could help!
Facts!!! I’ve never thought of writing questions instead of notes during class, and about dividing topics by the number of days you have. My exams start in two weeks so this was the boost I needed! Big thank you 💛🙏🏽
I agree with the first tip out of personal experience actually. I'm currently in A&P I. We've taken 3 exams so far, it's a hard class. I took ok notes for the first exam, just because I went to live lectures and it was what I could manage to write. I got a 78.
Exam 2: He posts pre-recorded lectures, so I started using those to take notes. I took nice notes, quite detailed. I got a 70
Exam 3: I watched his pre-recorded lectures once more, but I didn't take as many notes. I took very little actually. Almost none. Maybe a page or two for each chapter when previously it'd be anywhere from 6 to 12. I got an 84 (he considered this one of the hardest exams of the 3)
Fewer notes = more time to do other assignments early = finishing early = more time to study
Pre-nursing student here ♥️ Definitely Q&A works! I’m also all about seeing colors and pictures, which for sure helps me best. I’m currently doing this for my anatomy class. Love all of your tips, thank you! 🙂✨
Oh my gosh!! This video is a blessing!! I’m starting my Nursing school journey this year and working through my general Ed’s first. My hardest part with school is studying successful and really retaining the information instead of only for tests. Thankyou!!
Me too.😊
Thank you sooo much Nellah! I am a second semester nursing student and I have been struggling with how to effectively study. Your tips have been so helpful! God Bless You!
Omg I do A-level maths , computer science and psychology and wow after watching this I feel so motivated to change my study routine . I used to be a really good student at gcse got 7s but now I'm getting Cs in year 1 of A level tysm!!!! Your awesome!! I got mini assessments in a few weeks I'll be using your technique now and see if I can flip to a B or A
Omg gurl i do alevel maths too. I got 8 in maths gcse but had been getting ds and Cs and I was like eeeeeek
@@leviackerman5870 pfffft I feel youuu , been getting so depressed these past weeks too because of it but I'm slowly getting back up😭😭
I have been looking for a Christian female medical doctor. I am so glad that I have found you. You are so encouraging and inspiring. Stay blessed.
She is very inspiring 😄🧡. I suggest you also go check out Dolce Mimi , thebrittnyway & Ososee - these are also female Christian & inspiring Doctors♥️😊.
I make iterations with my studying. The first iteration is highlighting and annotating notes. The second iteration is rereading the highlighted and annotated notes. Subsequent iterations are just actively recalling these highlighted annotated parts. Works like a charm. However, this can never apply to every academic stuff since some courses are practical and then practice exercises are the key.
Wow you know your stuff!!!THANK YOU! I got 100% on a test last week & I was so shocked but you’re right about active recall that’s how I studied. Someone actually told me that it makes no sense to practice questions I should focus on knowing the info e.g making notes, glad I didn’t listen! God bless your soul ❤️
Thank you for the tips. I decided to stop copying notes last week and it has really been good. This is a really nice video
If I have an exam, I rewrite the notes first because I've completely forgotten everything about the topic due to other units at university getting in the way. So, I rewrite the notes THEN once I'm more familiar with the content, I write questions to answer.
hoping to start using these tips, like time management better and active recall studying! Thank you for this before exams!!
I've started a long distance qualification and these tips are so helpful! I've been struggling with getting into the flow of being a student again, especially one that doesn't attend classes. I've been trying to figure out a better way to study. Thank you for this.
Thank you a lot. You are a life saver. Studying was a nightmare for me. Spending at least 6hrs studying and not getting good grades is demotivating. Really helped 👏👏
Literally watching this the night before my physics and chem exam and I hope this works 🥺😭🙏
How did it go? Xx
How did it go?
She ded
@@vascotabasco5179 😂😂😂💀 so uncalled for
I'm not dead guys dont worry 😭🤣🤣 I actuallyy managed and I'm now using this for my prelims and finals 🥺❤
You are beautiful and smart. I always thought that medical students were tired and burned out but you look fresh and energetic. How?
First timer... actually refreshing to see a beaut not talk about slaying n melting a wig👌😍
Hahahah that’s funny 😂
😂😁😁😁😁
OH MY GOSH! I'M SO GLAD THAT I'VE FOUND THIS CHANNEL!!! OH MY FRICKIN GOSHH!!!!! I was literally having struggle today w/ my studies! So you came, and now everything seems more easy!!!! Thank you so so so much!!!
Aww this makes me happy thank you x
I think active recall would be very helpful! Writing down questions and their answers would help me understand better. Thank you ❤️❤️
I love this method and it really worked for me when I was in High School, came up with straight As for my content subjects ❤️❤️ Much love
I’m studying in uni to be an English as a second language teacher . I learned that writing or drawing a funny thing on a post it and keeping it near your study place is very important. For example, every week I write what I need to do and I add a drawing of my dog or a quote from a comedian.
Yeah makes sense as it would help you remember by association aswell lol
Thank you
And I will sure to come back to this video
Literally started watching this after writing notes and highlighting 😭
That’s how I study. It helps me get A’s.
Thank you so much for the amazing tips, "Writing my notes and re-highlighting them", I'm so guilty of this, will definitely change my technique thanks to your tips, Thanks Nella🌸🌸🌸 You are the BEST🌺
you're not alone! i think 90% of students do this lol but definitely try the other way and see how it goes!
Such brilliant tips Petty, thanks for sharing
My pleasure! Loveee your channel by the way 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Thank you so much! I'm a high school student and this had changed my life!! I'm so glad I found this. Thank you so much again, much love!!
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Thank you for sharing your experience. I am currently studying medicine , I’m in my second year out of 6 and this video Was sooooo helpful!!!! I already have a Bachelor degree in philosophy but med school is so different and I’m building a new study method, so thank you again for sharing 🥰😍
wow one of the few accounts that actually give good tips! grateful
The beauty radiating from this video is something else! Wow!!!🔥❤️
I don’t know about taking notes but I like making posters
How to memorize anything. *HINT* Memory Palace
Your welcome 😉
Thank you so so much I have 6 days left until my notarial practice exam and I am freaking out. This has kind of calmed me down. Those notes you were going through on Ken hub kinda gave me anxiety lool the labelling on those anatomy drawings😢🤔thank you sis💕
good luck!!
New subscriber! I am studying for my LSATS and a summer course and this is a GOD send 🕊
you seem to be an amazing woman! thank you for this video and also for being brave to share your faith. God bless you 💗
I just got your channel and I love it🥺🥺. I’m in my second year in med school. I love you for this🤗🤗❤️
Thank you for this!! Second year med student from South Africa sending love ❤❤❤❤
Hey I'm South african too 33 years thinking of going back to medical school, do u think its crazy ? Ease answer honestly.
@@hlengiwemasondo2858 I think if you have a lassion for medicine and helping people then studying medicine is the greatest favour you can ever do for yourself. Medicine is hard but if it is your passion then it is the greatest life to live. And also some people studying with me are late 20's or early 30's and they are fine. So 33 is not too late
passion not lassion
@@hlengiwemasondo2858 but mostly I would say pray about the decision. Only God knows the plans He has for you ✝️
@@jpienaar6446 awww thank you. Where are u studying? I probably will study in UCT
bro idk why, but i read "anything" as "nothing" and i thought you were gonna talk about how college is a scam.
Hahahah well that could be a good video too tbh
Samee
Same! As soon as she started speaking I was like '???' And then checked the title again 💀
This is the most helpful piece of academic advice I’ve gotten. I always felt like I wasn’t retaining information when I was going through course material. Then to end up coming out with worse grades that anticipated. This has truly been a blessing.
Yep I’ve also struggled with the same issue. Is just not an efficient way to study x
i've never felt so lucky finding this video while about to take my exam in a week. thank you for the tips!
THANK YOU SO MUCH, i’m a college student i’ve been having 5 weas in a single week , I hope your tips helps !! taking notes was always been a waste of time for me didn’t learn anything when trying to do pretty notes , u got a new subscriber ily❤️❤️❤️🙈
I made up this technique, which I certainly am not the first to do but essentially I’m lazy and i hate flashcards with my life. I read a passage, page or section of my textbook multiple times, i read very slowly and out loud, each word i try to think about the meaning, sometimes using hand actions or drawing it out, trying to connect the concepts essentially. After i have read it i write down everything i remember, i try my best not to look back and I don’t make it neat, i then fact check, make annotation and make a question that tests me on the knowledge I’ve just learn as well as summarise it, so when i read that flashcard i also can get a bit of revision of the content.
Thank you so much for the advice Nellah. I needed to hear that as I'm doing my 1st year in Medical Bioscience(4yr) since I couldn't get through for Medicine. I still have alot of studying to do. I'll make use of your tips (1,3,4,5 and 6). 💯Thanks once again.
I just knew I have been studying with active recalling wow
*Takes notes on how not to take notes to study*
I don’t even know what to say but you’ve helped me soooooo much with this video. Like i am GRATEFUL 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
definitely going to try active recall
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Kenhub is soooo good for anatomy could not recommend more!
Rightttt!! It literally tailors to everyone’s type of learning it’s great.
OMG, I am so happy I found your channel. Thank you!
Thank you for tuning in ☺️
hey thanks for the tips really appreciate.. its for people like you the world is becoming a better place... i am also on my journey to making it ... so i will definitely put the tips to practice
Thank you lovely! I wish you all the best in your future xx
you are such an inspiration to medical professions especially of color and you are STUNNING!!
Thank you I am in the surgical tech program, I have an exam next week so I’m going to give this a go.
I’ll try active learning with the questions
That’s great! Let me know how you find it x
Wow! I’m a danish med student and our studying programme is SOOO different from yours, but damn - I’m so glad that I have found your channel. So many good tips and stuff that I can use. I find it hard to use stuff like lecturio, because I cannot really make it fit into my study plan, but I just checked out Kenhub after watching this video, and I seriously need to buy their premium subscritpion. Almost makes me look forward to anatomy this fall. 😍 Btw, beside being super smart you also are super gorgeous, beautiful and inspirational.
Hey Amalie thank you for your lovely comment! and I know right Kenhub really does actually make anatomy look fun hahah but yeah glad I could help somehow though our programmes are different ☺️
I'm a senior in hs and ever since sophomore year, I have been studying anatomy and physiology. But lately, just reading my textbooks didn't make sense to me anymore. Thank you so much for the tip!
The moment she said, "All I have known all my life is education" I clicked the Subscribe button.
My school provides us with the syllabus and questions right beneath it but when it comes to exams, half the questions on the syllabus aren't there🚶😔😭
Just stumbled upon this video across my recommendations. This is my type of content. New subscriber💃💃I needed to hear this, I'm currently doing my bachelors degree in biology. And looking forward to doing medicine.
You are beautiful and an inspiration for me to be a doctor as I want to become a doctor. Thank you for your advice.
Very interesting. As an engineer, I noticed engineering is more about understanding than memorizing. It is primarily maths and science, you understand the basic rules and practice how to apply it. You hardly have to recall lists. But this vedio is useful for engineering students too.
Well recall is not only about memorising but also understanding because it can be applied in different ways for example teaching someone or rewriting in your own words which requires you to understand concepts so it definitely still applies if you just alter the actual practical way you practice it.
@@Dr.Nellah my comment was more to compare engineering to other faculties. In engineering/maths/science you have to understand and derive the answers. In comparison, in medicine, law, etc you have to memorize and recall information.
all i wanna say is THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS!❤️
I want to try active recall but I'm so afraid because taking notes feels so secure and right 🙈
I was thinking of doing both
@@Vhykieoffiong not a bad idea actually
Thanks I am in my second year of med school and your video really helped me
God bless you for this video!! I am about to enter my sophomore year of undergrad. I never knew how to study, and usually do not study at all, however, I can’t wait to implement this study style! I just know it will help me succeed.
you are so real I wish I found you two years ago when i was struggling so hard with my schooling v.v
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Just ask them for A.O.C sha, they fit give if they are nice enough
@@ayoadeboye123 AOC na scam
Our anatomy lecturer give us AOC
Not even One question came from there
Definitely my new role model ❤🥺
And just like that. You saved me life.
*me after highlighting my whole fricking text book:*
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@@Dr.Nellah how do we know what to highlight,?
Love the simple yet elegant makeup look 😍😍
Thank you Rifa:)
Do you drink coffee? If not what do u take to somehow enhanced your memory or somehow stimulate your brain to stay awake and focus?
Green tea is good for helping you stay focused as it naturally contains caffeine, but also staying hydrated, having a good sleep schedule, getting fresh air (even if it’s just sitting on the doorstep for a few mins in the morning, still helps) and being active really help to stay focused. It can seem so hard to do those things sometimes, but just start small and keep at it and you’ll find anything is possible. Also just setting aside some time when you wake up/before you sleep prayer is really helpful, doesnt need to be anything fancy n that, prayer is simply a conversation between you and God, hope this helps and stay blessed ❤️
@Harp of Hope Green tea is amazing 👏👏👏
Thank you so much for your amazing study tips. So lucky to get to know your videos during my intensive study period ✨
Great tips hun, I definitely have to use past papers more , actively revise 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
I can't put my appreciation in words
It was very useful❤
Thanks
These study tips are so great, thank you so much!
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I've heard so much about not note-taking and your video has been very very very helpful to me. God bless you. Definitely going to start using tip number 6
You’re welcome and I hope it works in your favour! Thank you Jennifer x
thank you so much! i'm starting a new semester next week and I cannoot wait to implement these tips into my study habits
Me as a premed watching this video while taking notes, highlighting said notes, highlighting my textbook and all after I listened to my audio textbook😳 If this is seriously why I can't break my B+ plateau, I'm going to explode. Will let you know at the end of next semester.
Yes please switch it up and try this and see what happens! Can’t wait to hear the feedback from you x
thank you so much ,I was struggling with study and stressing. love u
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I just watched this video and I know that my exams are coming soon I will probably update i hope I don't disappoint you ❤❤ yeeeey this was the last day of my exams and I know I didn't disappointment you
Just coming across this video. It is very informative. I have exams in 3 to 4 weeks time. I don't think I'll have time to do all this before then. I've been doing passive reading for most of my life.
I just wanted to say, there are many study videos are saying that writing, re-reading and highlighting notes are an ineffective way to study. So if there's one thing that someone should take out of this video, it should be that fact.
Also, thankyou so much Ms. Nellah Grace! This helps a ton! I also inspire to become a medical student, so watching videos like these are very helpful and motivational! Good luck with your final year of med school! XD
Wowwww, thank you so much for this valuable content. God bless you.