I did this unconsciously in high school then I went to college and saw everyone reading and highlighting so I decided to do the same and my performance was the worst. It’s now that I realise what went wrong.
Dude, you are amazing! Iv been wanting to improve my study abilities and SOMETHING was missing, and after watching multiple of your videos I finally figured out what I was doing wrong and also lots Im actually doing right! Cheers to a great Fall Semester.
As always, incredible editing, and great advice while also explaining the concepts perfectly. I really appreciate your hard work and it always inspires me. What a legend!!!
Wow this is revolutionary for me! I dunno how I went through post grad medschool and training not knowing sound study techniques back in the early 2010s. Surprisingly, I believe categorizing has always been my style. I want to see the whole picture first and start from there. If I can connect everything in 1 whole sheet that would be best. Recently knowing other techniques such as active recall/self testing, spaced repetition, etc kindof made the whole studying picture more doable and almost complete. Will surely try the others out and excited for it!
Hey man, thank you. Just want to know me, and possibly a lot others, find your dedication to explaining things like this so helpful to our academics. Honestly wish you the very best in the future.
Please please please, release the video on CATEGORIZATION as soon as possible, I'm eagerly waiting for it. It's the best method for me, it worked wonders. You're the best Ali. Looking forward to more of your videos. You save my day, everyday
Im practicing your framework ever since the start of my college life. Im hoping this will significantly change my performance in the future as I will also study medicine afterwards.
These tips are extremely helpful and powerful some sorts of stuff which at the initial level look hard and tricky and technical in nature. Special thanks to you for sharing tested and evidence based information . Doctor love you bro
I'd love a video on the effect that believing in ones self has on learning. Particularly relevant at this time when many people are struggling to keep above water and may be feeling hopeless about the future, and their ability to effect change in their lives.
This is absolutely amazing but it's a couple weeks too late for me. Today's my last a-level exam 😅 I'll be sure to apply this once I'm off to university though
Hi there Ali, This video was very informative. It is actually overwhelming to see how study techniques patterns help you learn new things effectively. I have been practicing spaced repetition and active recall to learn French and It works amazingly. Thank you for sharing such pieces of information which could make a significant impact on learning. As always we appreciate your hard work. Thank you.
testar - active recall, flashcard, se testar antes, durante e depois espaçado - dar um tempo pra esquecer pra poder se esforçar pra lembrar e "tatuar" de vez no cérebro categorizar - organizar o pensamento de forma que você pode adicionar novas informações, mas dentro duma estrutura de conhecimento, facilitando acessar essa informação interlinked - não entendi bem, mas acho q é o esforço é proporcional ao aprendizado, se estar sendo difícil no processo de aprendizagem quer dizer q vc está com o grau ideal de dificuldade, diferente de achar impossível que faria vc desistir e de achar fácil que faria vc ficar entendiado e desistir também
1 active recall (testing yourself enough 2 spacing out study sessions just to forget what u have learnt only to remember it in a better ways 3 categorising everything before hand. Build a tree of knowledge abt whatever u study. 4 interleaving - learning should be mentally taxing . As soon you start finding something easy, you are not studying well enough.
It's so accurate. I have an exam session now! Btw. Could You make a video about setting up your company? How did you come up with an idea? How look of the process of making an app is like? How did you transfer a theoratical construct of business plan into actual acts? Did you use business model canvas or something similar? Did you make it alone? Or with a business parter/s?
Hey Ali. I might not have seen all your videos but I was wondering if you could make a video about the MCAT. That being how you studied, how you recommend one should study, and what is a sample model or schedule one could make or follow when studying for it to ensure a high percentile.
I’m studying for internal medicine OSCEs and I’m really struggling with that do you have any specific advices about how you passed them as med student?
5:50 OH C'MON!!!! Do you know how many things can happen in 8 years??? Who knows how this people lived and what they did. We need more details for this to actually be more grounded.
this is all AMAZING but what if half of your assessments are oral presentations, practicals, and what about - math and english? if i have six subjects, this only works for 4 of them and still 1/2 of their assessments aren't even tests :(
Hi, Abdaal, how are you? I read in some comments here on your channel saying there are differences between writing on paper and on the ipad and that they claimed that writing on paper ends up withholding more information, would that be true or not?
Oh a new vid nice. First a question: How do you read your notes on google sheets mobile on your phone? I have an iPhone 7 but I can't read the answers of the questions properly, because the reading field is so small. Can I change that somewhere?
I think I can answer this question. Sorry if it is coming 3 months late. But in order for you to revise/review you have to read the text first and understand the concepts. Once you understand the concepts, I would recommend (and I'm sure Dr. Ali would as well) making flashcards with questions of what you read from the text. And on the other side of the flashcard put answers. This way, when you are revising/reviewing, you don't have to reread the text, because you already made the flashcards with questions! Hope that helps a some! if you're interested in more study strategies, we made a video too! and we plan to make more, take care ua-cam.com/video/LDBnrofDz9o/v-deo.html
Hi, I would like to know if someone uses Quizlet with the fill-in-the-blank method instead of the traditional one. I think it would be quite interesting to make a video-comparison with the Google Sheets method.
Yes. Isn't heca cardiologist? Cambridge? I actually started tuning into him for help with some of the devices and figuring out how to do stuff better with the stupid Apple products.
"If you're finding it hard, you ^are^ doing it right. If you're finding it easy, you're not learning anything at all." I was getting demoralized reviewing, so I really needed this today. Thank you!
Well is it Normal to feel drained out after 3-4 days of studying ? Where am I going wrong ? Am I doing straight away 7-8 hrs suddenly and then draining myself out or what is the need of the hour. Someone help me improve myself
Maybe 7 hours is too much for you. Maybe your methods are boring, repetitive and not efective. Try to change your schedule and priorize whatever method works better for you. In the video he talks about it.
testing-active recall, flashcards, testing yourself before, during, and after studying spacing-"deliberate non-practicing", space out study sessions to forget some information categorizing-if you want learn the information, create a category-based system such as a "tree of knowledge" or "mind map" with branches that hold specific information about that general subject interleaving-if you're finding learning hard, then you're learning correctly. the brain is like a muscle; work it out.
@@nimraakram3128 life is not cruel. I was in your situation and discovered these things by myself, because my grades were also very bad and i didn't pass my exams. Now i have passed all my exams. You just have to be dedicated
@@vasilisgiannatos1319 hi, I’ve been into searching things that can work for me since ages. Ive also have a mental disorder due to which I’m not able to take good decisions on how and what to learn. In med school there are like 100s of options on how to study but that doesn’t mean all of them work for you. The way this guy has told about learning has really been effective for me for a while now, but I found him now in my almost over 4th year. So please don’t tell it like I didn’t try. Sometimes you find things way too late but still you find them.
"If you are learning hard, you are doing it right. If you are learning it easy, you are not learning at all." Damn 😱 you are very inspiring. Thankyou, sir.
I just started Med and I keep worrying about how I easily forget stuff. But you said not to worry bcs we are meant to forget it overtime and most people go through this 😭 THANK YOU!!
Girl, I'm 3yrs out of Med school and I still had a freak-out session with my friend 3 days ago that I'm going to suck as a doctor because I've forgotten everything 😄 You'll be fine... I wish I knew all these when I was in med school.
1:39 Testing: basically active recall 3:50 Spacing: spaced repetition 6:49 Categorising: buliding a tree of knowledge to categorise every new information under an abstrakt or a type 10:07 Interleaving: don't do 20 maths problems in 4 hours straight, rather do 5 in an hour for 4 days
I think that is NOT what he meant with #4 - Interleaving. #4 is more about 'mixing' your set of problems to make them mentally challenging. Such that you will learn to stick the solution with problem type. But further utilizing this technique with #2 spaced repetition, then you are kind of right. Here we 'mix' the information (#4) but also 'space it out' over lets say 4 days (#2). Doing so, you have both the techniques in motion.
Your topic today is so important for studying. I discovered your channel a few days ago. My exams will begin in two weeks. But I didn’t learn enough because of my not-knowing-how-to-learn. Do you have any idea how to realize the STIC-technique for the last days till exams? Thanks a lot for answering ;-)
@@tsitsi_ wow do u think slace repetition actually works ? I do every past ppr exam questions still he exams didnt go as i would have wanted it to 😳😣😣 got the exact same grade in bio ughh how would this work 3 months before the exam for 3 subs full alevels?
Hi Ali. First I want to congratulate you on maintining such a high quality channel, you are really making a difference. When I watch your videos it all makes perfect sense and seems like the perfect way to aquire new knowledge. As a software engineering student at Aalborg University we do a lot of group work, which keeps us at the university for at least 8 hours a day and that means we have to use the "cramming" technique when one have to study for a topic in order to not let our fellow students down when doing group exercises. I would like to hear your two cents on how to apply the spaced study sessions in this environment since I find it difficult to plan and study for 5 lectures every week whilst applying spaced repetition. Best regards.
Right on time! I have an exam in one month and I will implement spacing and testing for sure! I will try out that tree of knowledge thing as well... I get the feeling that'll it will be really helpful!
I’ve been watching all these study videos and it has literally changed everything. Yesterday was my first day of MCAT material and I didn’t retain anything, after incorporating these methods I’m retaining so much more.
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I love the hoodie in this vid 😍
I love how this got recommended to me AFTER final exams.
Same
next exams will come
Me too
SAME ( . _ .)
ROFL
bro bro bro . . .it's criminal that this is free information . . .This is like Michael Jordan giving a free practice lesson . .
Jorge Mata For real. We don’t deserve him 🥺❤️
Is Ali good ? No doubt, but the MJ comparrison is a little too much :)
@@commanderpipi1youknowfromp730 What a pedant....
@@jameselliott-hughes3495 well, I'm german what did you expect :)
word......
Hey Ali make a video about your life journey. Would love to know more about you like where are you from etc etc. Keep up the good work 👍
Ovais Ali cheer for the idea!
Yes, he should definitely do this!
I did this unconsciously in high school then I went to college and saw everyone reading and highlighting so I decided to do the same and my performance was the worst. It’s now that I realise what went wrong.
Dude, you are amazing! Iv been wanting to improve my study abilities and SOMETHING was missing, and after watching multiple of your videos I finally figured out what I was doing wrong and also lots Im actually doing right! Cheers to a great Fall Semester.
As always, incredible editing, and great advice while also explaining the concepts perfectly. I really appreciate your hard work and it always inspires me. What a legend!!!
Wow this is revolutionary for me! I dunno how I went through post grad medschool and training not knowing sound study techniques back in the early 2010s.
Surprisingly, I believe categorizing has always been my style. I want to see the whole picture first and start from there. If I can connect everything in 1 whole sheet that would be best.
Recently knowing other techniques such as active recall/self testing, spaced repetition, etc kindof made the whole studying picture more doable and almost complete.
Will surely try the others out and excited for it!
Your videos are both helpful and relaxing at the same time
Hey man, thank you. Just want to know me, and possibly a lot others, find your dedication to explaining things like this so helpful to our academics. Honestly wish you the very best in the future.
You channel is one of the best when it comes to studying techniques! There's really useful and not trivial stuff.
Sara r very pretty
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*this is BRILLIANT thanks ali!!* ❤️❤️❤️
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Please please please, release the video on CATEGORIZATION as soon as possible, I'm eagerly waiting for it. It's the best method for me, it worked wonders.
You're the best Ali. Looking forward to more of your videos. You save my day, everyday
This is so well-structured and answered all of my struggling. Thank you so much
Im practicing your framework ever since the start of my college life. Im hoping this will significantly change my performance in the future as I will also study medicine afterwards.
How did it go?
Yeah how did it go?
They never come back
These tips are extremely helpful and powerful some sorts of stuff which at the initial level look hard and tricky and technical in nature.
Special thanks to you for sharing tested and evidence based information .
Doctor love you bro
Bro you speak very fast and fluent English, and it sounds beautiful.
It is difficult to not find this human absolutely adorable.
i feel lucky to have discovered ur channel before starting medschool
Literally studying rn for my Human Structure & Function exam tomorrow! Using the study techniques from your other vid 😊 Wish me luckk!
@@aliabdaal Thank you! :)
Literally needed this 🙏🏽 my exams are in one week
I'd love a video on the effect that believing in ones self has on learning. Particularly relevant at this time when many people are struggling to keep above water and may be feeling hopeless about the future, and their ability to effect change in their lives.
THANK YOU SO FREAKING MUCH! I’m going to high school soon, and I really needed this. I’m so happy I discovered you, ty!
This is absolutely amazing but it's a couple weeks too late for me. Today's my last a-level exam 😅 I'll be sure to apply this once I'm off to university though
1:39 Testing
3:50 Spacing
6:49 Categorising
10:07 Interleaving
1)Self testing
2) Spacing,re-retrive
3)Mixing(problems,ideas)
this was one of the most helpful study tips i ever found here on UA-cam.
Hi there Ali,
This video was very informative. It is actually overwhelming to see how study techniques patterns help you learn new things effectively. I have been practicing spaced repetition and active recall to learn French and It works amazingly. Thank you for sharing such pieces of information which could make a significant impact on learning.
As always we appreciate your hard work.
Thank you.
Will use these tips for second year med!
I feel much better prepped for starting M1 this August thanks to your videos. Thanks Ali!
If only I had these videos before medical school
Adnan A if only psych wards were efficient before ww1 shellshocked soldiers
F*ck you are here again :)
I c u everywhere
testar - active recall, flashcard, se testar antes, durante e depois
espaçado - dar um tempo pra esquecer pra poder se esforçar pra lembrar e "tatuar" de vez no cérebro
categorizar - organizar o pensamento de forma que você pode adicionar novas informações, mas dentro duma estrutura de conhecimento, facilitando acessar essa informação
interlinked - não entendi bem, mas acho q é o esforço é proporcional ao aprendizado, se estar sendo difícil no processo de aprendizagem quer dizer q vc está com o grau ideal de dificuldade, diferente de achar impossível que faria vc desistir e de achar fácil que faria vc ficar entendiado e desistir também
interleaving
You are doing a great job. Very helpful and its on a very different level.
Omg Thomas Frank!!! Love him too 😍😍😍
1 active recall (testing yourself enough
2 spacing out study sessions just to forget what u have learnt only to remember it in a better ways
3 categorising everything before hand. Build a tree of knowledge abt whatever u study.
4 interleaving - learning should be mentally taxing . As soon you start finding something easy, you are not studying well enough.
It's so accurate. I have an exam session now! Btw. Could You make a video about setting up your company? How did you come up with an idea? How look of the process of making an app is like? How did you transfer a theoratical construct of business plan into actual acts? Did you use business model canvas or something similar? Did you make it alone? Or with a business parter/s?
Hey Ali. I might not have seen all your videos but I was wondering if you could make a video about the MCAT. That being how you studied, how you recommend one should study, and what is a sample model or schedule one could make or follow when studying for it to ensure a high percentile.
Awesome video! Didn't need to skip in this video, but I do appreciate the time stamps
Brother, your videos are life changing. Thank you.
Watching your videos makes me excited to study lol
This is the best video on study techniques
I Always watch Ali abdal video first..👍
I’m studying for internal medicine OSCEs and I’m really struggling with that do you have any specific advices about how you passed them as med student?
I think this changed my life
Thank you! Testing yourself even youre not studying gave me confusion.
5:50 OH C'MON!!!! Do you know how many things can happen in 8 years??? Who knows how this people lived and what they did. We need more details for this to actually be more grounded.
You are amazing
Love from Algeria ♥️♥️♥️
this is all AMAZING but what if half of your assessments are oral presentations, practicals, and what about - math and english? if i have six subjects, this only works for 4 of them and still 1/2 of their assessments aren't even tests :(
this was so informative!
Thanks
Great resource as always. Thanks!
You deserve a lot more subscribers
This is very helpful. Thank you!
Has Ali done a video which is just his favourite/recommended youtube channels?? Would love to see that
Good one Ali..please share resources for questions and tests on medical sciences
Hi, Abdaal, how are you? I read in some comments here on your channel saying there are differences between writing on paper and on the ipad and that they claimed that writing on paper ends up withholding more information, would that be true or not?
Your video is really good
Test yourself as you go along
Yessss I need to start studying for my BMAT so this will be great thanks
Oh a new vid nice. First a question: How do you read your notes on google sheets mobile on your phone? I have an iPhone 7 but I can't read the answers of the questions properly, because the reading field is so small. Can I change that somewhere?
9:19
Very Helpful, thank you
This was quite helpful.
I'm on vac BUT IM STILL WATCHING THIS
Aka
Test yourself + Space repetition + Mind Map + Mix the questions that you are testing yourself in short
How am I going to test myself every time I revise without reading the texts?
I think I can answer this question. Sorry if it is coming 3 months late. But in order for you to revise/review you have to read the text first and understand the concepts. Once you understand the concepts, I would recommend (and I'm sure Dr. Ali would as well) making flashcards with questions of what you read from the text. And on the other side of the flashcard put answers. This way, when you are revising/reviewing, you don't have to reread the text, because you already made the flashcards with questions! Hope that helps a some!
if you're interested in more study strategies, we made a video too! and we plan to make more, take care
ua-cam.com/video/LDBnrofDz9o/v-deo.html
categorization is the same as spider diagram ?
can you teach how to prepare our own notes please give some tips
I seriously think that you’re the most meticulous person I’ve ever seen.
Hi, I would like to know if someone uses Quizlet with the fill-in-the-blank method instead of the traditional one. I think it would be quite interesting to make a video-comparison with the Google Sheets method.
Make the info STic
I really like this guy. He is smart. He's adorable. And he knows what he's talking about.
Do you know he is a doctor?
Yes. Isn't heca cardiologist? Cambridge? I actually started tuning into him for help with some of the devices and figuring out how to do stuff better with the stupid Apple products.
And hopefully he spells better than I am this afternoon. Sheesh too much rain and lightning in Florida. .. I'm tired of it.
@@gailremp3628 He's an OBGYN at Cambridge
Gail more like Gayl lol
He protec
He attac
But most importantly,
He STIC
Brilliant!
That doesn't rhyyyymmmmeee🤪🤪
Well done
He cute
He thicc
But most importantly
He STIC
@@michakonarski7396 😂
"If you're finding it hard, you ^are^ doing it right. If you're finding it easy, you're not learning anything at all."
I was getting demoralized reviewing, so I really needed this today. Thank you!
One way to think about it is: "it is only good if you are messing up"
Helped me a lot in understanding and using this ideia.
Completely agree of it’s not using any brain power it probably isn’t helping
Well is it Normal to feel drained out after 3-4 days of studying ?
Where am I going wrong ? Am I doing straight away 7-8 hrs suddenly and then draining myself out or what is the need of the hour. Someone help me improve myself
Maybe 7 hours is too much for you. Maybe your methods are boring, repetitive and not efective. Try to change your schedule and priorize whatever method works better for you. In the video he talks about it.
I came back here to let everyone know that I am finding it hard😭😭😭but it's also working
This guy truly shows smart is the new sexy
New? In a world of average smart has always been sexy to the right audience. If you are good looking that’s a bonus.
testing-active recall, flashcards, testing yourself before, during, and after studying
spacing-"deliberate non-practicing", space out study sessions to forget some information
categorizing-if you want learn the information, create a category-based system such as a "tree of knowledge" or "mind map" with branches that hold specific information about that general subject
interleaving-if you're finding learning hard, then you're learning correctly. the brain is like a muscle; work it out.
Ty❤
Good work
@@MedHomeeLearning uouowbubiuqh4wbhtreudgnyvbr32cg8yvefwbv8cgy8bf28grfvegyfbcgyfwveg8yfbrv2gyfbrgvfr2gehbvgyfbvt2rvbfcgyerbqcgtvr8ywvbtrbvgrbvgyebvyrbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbybb
Thanks 😊
Thank you so so much for this!!!!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️✨✨✨
I’m not lying but someone being smart is sooooo attractive
Laws of attraction day that opposites attract
@@farhanislam4146 wut?
@@ddnsa so you know how opposite poles attract, I'm saying @lubna is dumb coz she's/he's attracted to intelligence
@@farhanislam4146 nice one 😂😂 im dumb as well then
@@farhanislam4146 I get As and I’m attracted to intelligence...
Basically he's teaching us how to study and work SMARTER instead of HARDER & stressing ourselves tf out !!!!!!!!
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Took me 4 years in med school to find these out myself, whoever sees this is blessed
Me too. 4 years, yeap.
I’m a medical student in 4th year with very low cgpa and I saw this guy now. 😞life is cruel. Only if I had seen these videos earlier
@@nimraakram3128 life is not cruel. I was in your situation and discovered these things by myself, because my grades were also very bad and i didn't pass my exams. Now i have passed all my exams. You just have to be dedicated
@@vasilisgiannatos1319 hi, I’ve been into searching things that can work for me since ages. Ive also have a mental disorder due to which I’m not able to take good decisions on how and what to learn. In med school there are like 100s of options on how to study but that doesn’t mean all of them work for you. The way this guy has told about learning has really been effective for me for a while now, but I found him now in my almost over 4th year. So please don’t tell it like I didn’t try. Sometimes you find things way too late but still you find them.
For me 3yrs in med school
Honestly: ONE OF THE BEST VIDEOS AOUT STUDY TECHNIQUES I HAVE EVER SEEN
No doubt.
Coming back here again and again just to motivate my lazy ass 😂
mira amirah You must be sitting for spm this year lol
Same🤣
Key Points:
1. Spaced Learning / Repetition
2. Categorising Your Subject
3. Interleaving
Forgot testing/active recall
Yaseen Mannan Everything from Ana mascara’s video
@@Studywithdeww which one?
Sara check Ana mascara channel
@@Studywithdeww he has been saying these for years though. Ali Abdaal has already made some similar videos like this in the past
"If you are learning hard, you are doing it right. If you are learning it easy, you are not learning at all." Damn 😱 you are very inspiring. Thankyou, sir.
I just started Med and I keep worrying about how I easily forget stuff. But you said not to worry bcs we are meant to forget it overtime and most people go through this 😭 THANK YOU!!
Hey how's it going for you?
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Girl, I'm 3yrs out of Med school and I still had a freak-out session with my friend 3 days ago that I'm going to suck as a doctor because I've forgotten everything 😄
You'll be fine... I wish I knew all these when I was in med school.
I had the best score in the history nathional final in my school my a long margin thanks to this method.
Thanks Ali!
" learning should be difficult.." Happy to hear that because most of the time I'm going to learn new content, I find I'm really lost in the jungle :((
1:39 Testing: basically active recall
3:50 Spacing: spaced repetition
6:49 Categorising: buliding a tree of knowledge to categorise every new information under an abstrakt or a type
10:07 Interleaving: don't do 20 maths problems in 4 hours straight, rather do 5 in an hour for 4 days
Thank you❤
I think that is NOT what he meant with #4 - Interleaving. #4 is more about 'mixing' your set of problems to make them mentally challenging. Such that you will learn to stick the solution with problem type. But further utilizing this technique with #2 spaced repetition, then you are kind of right. Here we 'mix' the information (#4) but also 'space it out' over lets say 4 days (#2). Doing so, you have both the techniques in motion.
Fun Fact: I used active recall for the first time this week…and it made me realize that my forgetting curve happens so fast
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Your topic today is so important for studying. I discovered your channel a few days ago. My exams will begin in two weeks. But I didn’t learn enough because of my not-knowing-how-to-learn. Do you have any idea how to realize the STIC-technique for the last days till exams?
Thanks a lot for answering ;-)
Smoke a joint and search on UA-cam/Google for videos/summaries.. you won't ace it but you should pass 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@tsitsi_ wow do u think slace repetition actually works ? I do every past ppr exam questions still he exams didnt go as i would have wanted it to 😳😣😣 got the exact same grade in bio ughh how would this work 3 months before the exam for 3 subs full alevels?
@@aena5995 omg same
Glad I was 1 min early when I have an exam tomorrow :)
Same
I've given up on maths tho(it's in Tuesday)
I give up on Biochemie its in 30 days
same
same :((( anatomy exam in a couple of hours
Anatomy in 4 days I'm in tears and kinda given up
They should have titled the book - Make it STIC 😉
Hi Ali.
First I want to congratulate you on maintining such a high quality channel, you are really making a difference.
When I watch your videos it all makes perfect sense and seems like the perfect way to aquire new knowledge. As a software engineering student at Aalborg University we do a lot of group work, which keeps us at the university for at least 8 hours a day and that means we have to use the "cramming" technique when one have to study for a topic in order to not let our fellow students down when doing group exercises.
I would like to hear your two cents on how to apply the spaced study sessions in this environment since I find it difficult to plan and study for 5 lectures every week whilst applying spaced repetition.
Best regards.
Did you figure out anything yourself? Im starting college soon for a CS degree👍
Internet study tips agony aunt. - Ali Abdaal 2019.
Right on time! I have an exam in one month and I will implement spacing and testing for sure! I will try out that tree of knowledge thing as well... I get the feeling that'll it will be really helpful!
How did you do in the exam?
Can you do a video qbout how you do your mind maps? Thank you!!!
You are the perfect example of medical student and content creator I am dying to become. Thanks Ali.
01:39 - Testing
03:50 - Spacing
06:49 - Categorizing
10:07 - Interleaving
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side point but i want to reach through the screen and adjust your hoodie strings
I’ve been watching all these study videos and it has literally changed everything. Yesterday was my first day of MCAT material and I didn’t retain anything, after incorporating these methods I’m retaining so much more.
Thank you... Is not enough.. But really it means a lot🙏🙏🙏