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Bro how u fail every class

Excellent!

براه تعرف متي حسيت بلغباء لما قال انو مدة التركيز الي بغالب طالب يقدرلها هي خمسة وعشرين دقيقة وانا مليت من الفيديو قي خمسطاش دقيقة حاس حالي سمكة ذهبية

I studied at home in the kitchen with two doors open to the living room where my parents and four younger siblings were watching TV most nights. I was able to concentrate with the refrigerator across the room from where I sat at the kitchen table and all the noise from the TV. I did not snack, most college coeds are always on a diet. It all comes down to whether someone has learned how to concentrate or not. I also worked twenty to thirty hours per week and commuted on the bus three hours per day. And if I tried to read on the bus, I would get probably throw up after a few minutes. I knew that I could not waste time if I wanted to do well in geology. I graduated with honors.

good good good , this gay advice us to drink bear after study for what ???? , to do reset to all information that we memorized before , are you mad?????????????????????????

This is literally one of the best and most engaging lectures i have watched. That is what you call a teacher.

42:12 "Dialogue with empty chair" Instruction unclear, chair started responding.

This prof. pretty much just told me why I sucked at Biology this semester ;) thanks sir!

What if I study with music in my ears for better focus and comprehension?

No

sleep at 2x speed and it takes 4 hours a day sleep less sleep smart⚡

I Haven't studied all year and my finals are tomorrow. Ill let you know if what this guy is saying is any good. Actuallly thanks for the info marty and i dont have finals tomorrow.

i study in the kitchen and i studied different food recipes, learned how to multitask by eating while listening to music and I'm done with studying. Tomorrow again. 🤣

So how many hours should we study ?

Nice video 😊 Thank you. Still I need help. I found out that I am not always fully focused on reading itself. Usually I am reading unconsiousnessly like watching KRplus shorts - fast, furious, without comprehension, usually in weird places like in bus. So any ritual tips to increase comprehension would be amazing.

I saw a comment online that a second edition is available, but I couldn't find it anywhere. Where is it available?

Great strategies to make someone who is tepid about a subject to recall the information more readily. But what about teaching someone to love a subject?

Really helpful

But explaining that in 1 hours

Today is May 14th. Starting tomorrow, I will start studying with theese methods

look..... its the whiney teacher that dsnt want people to share his teaching because he didnt get paid for this video nor made a dime off of it because he did nothing special.... didnt make a following or channel.... and didnt have the forethought that his lecture was valuable to anyone other than his greedy bitter self at the time...... until it recieved 23M views he didnt get paid for.... you can however go to his amazon store and buy his "updated" version.... for just a cpl buks.... and he warns DO NOT BUY MY STUFF FROM ANYONE BUT HIM.... OR HE WILL CRY MORE THAN HE ALREADY DOES ON HIS TINY LITTLE NOBODY CARES CHANNEL...... just my opinion! Liked his lecture.... the actual man.... not in the slightest

1. Use pomodoro and make it fun 2. Use a lamp and switch lights to make study a habit 3. Learn the concept first and then facts from Google or reference books 4. Put the concept in your own words 5. Take notes and write in detail later 6. Study groups 7. Recognition and recollection are 2 different things 8. Sleep well 9. Teach others 10. SQ3R 11. Mnemonics(acronyms,coined saying, interacting images)

He knew that people lose their focus on lectures if they go longer than 30 minutes, but still, he keeps on speaking for an hour.

I think people are not just used to it but they can certainly study up to 6 hours with a few breaks if they had to

It sounds good. I composed a "All Heros March" for the year of Dragon. If you can try it at reply.

This is really hard to fillow with all of these distraction "stories" and acting. Where good old structured lectures go?

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this what game actully ?

those people with happen really dont know! coz' topice was start about study. and with the gentelman won little child talk something about her school topice! bit sudenly bring out topice which is someone bedroom ! at end i have seen deu respect to the old man he also do somethimg like what i have suffaring, facenig hard unnessasry! i have some word as per request use well kindness infromation i have given for my apple device. as well

hello sir

Most unfortunate things of my day is I found only one video of you.😢❤

Thank

This video just changed me❤

Why he sound like mordecai from regular show

To study I put on relaxing Jazz. No words... Professor, so due do other videos as well ?

One and a half minutes in and I already forgot the question

متى اتطبق بس

Sir i also made one bhopal gas tragedy it has 17 alphabet and it happened in 2000 -17 years early

I watched it and i saw first time after 21 min i wanted a break but i continued it after that i observed i need a break at 31 min i took now i am continuing

I will study like this😊

This professor sounds like Abraham Verghese. WONDERFUL LECTURE.

It seems like walter White is teaching me how to make meth.

This guy covered all the meta cognition I learned in 8 months of college in 50 minutes. Bravo

7D MODELING

i) Take a 5 min break if you feel you are losing your efficiency. Something like 30-study, 5- break may work ii) You will not actually retain stuff if you can't put it in your own words. Very imp iii) This guy says to take notes during lecture iv) There is difference bw recognition and recollection. v) Teaching others will help you analyse if you really understood the concept vi) Use the sq3r technique. Survey- Have a brief glance over the pages of the chapter. Questionnaire- Ask questions to the book. Like what's a prototype? Read, Recite, Review- Brushing up to check if you have not forgotten or confused anything. vii) Active recall- At the end of session writing or speaking what all you understood in your own words.

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:01 🚀 *Effective study duration for college freshmen typically ranges from 25 to 30 minutes before concentration declines.* 01:02 📚 *Exceptions to typical study durations exist, such as medical residents who can study for extended hours.* 01:52 🕒 *A study revealed the optimal study session length before losing focus is around 25-30 minutes for most students.* 03:26 📉 *Increasing study hours without breaks can lead to decreased performance and even failing grades.* 04:38 ⏳ *Efficiency in studying drops significantly after the initial 30 minutes without taking breaks.* 06:16 😖 *Prolonged study sessions without breaks can result in negative associations with the subject matter.* 06:37 ⏸️ *Taking short breaks after 30 minutes of studying can significantly enhance study efficiency and enjoyment.* 09:19 🍻 *Personal rewards after study sessions can improve motivation and study habits.* 10:42 🏠 *The majority of students study in non-optimal environments like bedrooms or living areas, which can hinder focus.* 15:25 💡 *Creating a designated study area with specific cues, like a study lamp, can improve focus and academic performance.* 18:35 ✅ *Implementing small changes in study habits and environment can lead to significant improvements in learning efficiency.* 19:50 🧠 *Active learning and understanding the difference between rote memorization and conceptual understanding are key for effective studying.* 21:37 📖 *Understanding concepts rather than just memorizing facts is crucial for long-term retention and application.* 22:33 🧠 *Older students often prioritize conceptual understanding over memorizing facts, which are easily looked up.* 23:43 💡 *To truly grasp a concept, you must be able to explain it in your own words.* 26:20 🧐 *Organizing information meaningfully improves memory retention, as demonstrated by the rearranged letters exercise.* 29:50 🌴 *Deeper processing of information, such as evaluating its usefulness, significantly enhances memory recall.* 32:29 🤝 *Study groups can dramatically improve learning outcomes by providing diverse perspectives and clarifications on confusing concepts.* 34:13 🚫 *Over-highlighting in textbooks can lead to highlighting nothing at all; it's crucial to identify and understand the most important concepts.* 36:46 🔍 *Active learning involves being able to recite and explain* 42:22 🗣️ *Teaching concepts to others, even an empty chair, is an effective way to reinforce understanding.* 43:16 📚 *Spending 80% of study time on recitation and 20% on reading can greatly enhance learning efficiency.* 43:42 📘 *Learning how to use a textbook effectively is crucial, yet many students are unfamiliar with strategies like SQ3R for maximizing textbook utility.* 45:23 🔍 *The SQ3R method (Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Review) improves retention and understanding when using textbooks.* 47:46 🧠 *Mnemonics, such as acronyms and coined sayings, are powerful tools for memorizing facts.* 52:04 📈 *Creating acronyms can simplify remembering complex information, like the oxygenation status of blood in the heart's atria.* 53:14 🌈 *Coined phrases and sayings, like those for remembering the cranial nerves or historical dates, aid in memorization.* 55:16 🏋️‍♂️ *Using interacting images, such as associating the number of calories per gram in nutrients with vivid, related images, helps in memorizing numerical facts.* 58:17 🤔 *The more unique or unusual the mnemonic, the more likely it is to be remembered.* Made with HARPA AI

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Teenagers Nowadays: Just Memorize but they dont really understand. 😂😂😂