How to Study Effectively | Jim Kwik

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  • 게시일 2024. 04. 26.
  • Watch brain coach Jim Kwik sharing study tips and tricks for you to study effectively and without distractions.
    No matter what age and stage you’re in, sometimes you’re presented with a situation where you have to learn a lot of information in a short period of time. Maybe it’s for a sales call, a last-minute meeting, or an unexpected test. But once you give the presentation or take the test, what happens to all that information in your mind? It usually disappears.
    In this video, I will go over simple techniques to help you study large amounts of information quickly, effectively, and efficiently. There’s a difference between studying to remember and cramming to forget.
    Listen in as I give you some Kwik Tips on learning anything faster and retaining more information. Whether you’re going for a degree, are a parent looking to support your students, or are simply a student of life, this video is for you.
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    0:00 Intro
    0:22 How to study effectively
    9:37 Pomodoro Technique
    10:18 Study tips and tricks
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댓글 • 72

  • @JimKwik
    @JimKwik  년 전 +45

    Subscribe so we can stay in touch and learn together. 🧠

    • @sevedozo7335
      @sevedozo7335 년 전

      I just admired your work n your efforts helping others, now i want Jim to be talking inside my head instead of those inner voices . i started taking care of my own brain every day. I love my brain now. Thank you Jim.

    • @alfredotorres8094
      @alfredotorres8094 년 전

      I would like to have one of your class ?

    • @ezioalditore5346
      @ezioalditore5346 년 전 +1

      Jim Kwik you changed my fkin life mate . Thank you very much

    • @sabitachallinger2761
      @sabitachallinger2761 년 전

      I learn so much from you Jim. I used to be a doormat n a yes person. Doing everything I am asked to do for others. Now I have learned to have Me Time to enjoy reading xxx big thank you xx

    • @steveswiki
      @steveswiki 10 개월 전

      @@ezioalditore5346 😅😅

  • @farmgirl7891
    @farmgirl7891 9 개월 전 +7

    1.stop multitasking
    (Have to re gain focus )
    2. Stop eliminate distractions(mute notifications)
    3. Stop craming(take breaks, take junks) (POMODORO TECHNIQUE)
    4. Acrasia( focus on 80/20 rule
    LISTEN HOW TO STOP PROSINATOONS
    1. DO ACTIVE RECAL(don’t just recognize but quiz ur self)
    2. Space repetition!! Practice
    3. Use sense of smell!( use environment alwyas) anchor lightenin (spray essential oil, perfume; gum, and will remember! (Peppermint wake up mind, rosemary!
    4. Listen to classical music 60bmp(improve mode)

  • @keshavanand7052
    @keshavanand7052 6 개월 전 +8

    00:00 Learn faster by setting goals and asking questions
    02:39 Optimize your environment for effective studying
    05:06 Create a good study environment and take brain breaks
    07:29 Improve studying by focusing on breathing and active retrieval
    09:55 Stop multitasking and eliminate distractions for better focus
    12:09 Take breaks while studying to improve memory retention
    14:26 Practice active recall and spaced repetition for effective studying
    16:44 Improve studying by using senses
    Crafted by Merlin AI.

  • @slaytontempest9435

    Much needed thanks Jim

  • @violetnkhoma5408
    @violetnkhoma5408 년 전 +20

    The best brain coach ever, I am more than glad to have found your channel... I have been going through some brain control challenges but your tips are slowly helping me train my brain 🧠... Thank you Mr Jim Kwik💕 with love from 🇿🇲

  • @dovtwersky4383
    @dovtwersky4383 년 전 +2

    Thanks Jim this video is incredible 😊.

  • @lshubham3692
    @lshubham3692 년 전 +12

    I was just getting off the track from studies and the video showed up .Thanks for the video

    • @aimeka4111
      @aimeka4111 년 전 +1

      True. And how smart you tube able to track.

    • @lshubham3692
      @lshubham3692 년 전

      @@aimeka4111 yeah it might be ,because i was watching some Jim Kwik podcast

  • @madinawalizada4426

    Thank you Jim for making this amazing video, it was really useful for me.

  • @holt7088
    @holt7088 년 전 +3

    Thank you for the review/reminders😆 Before I learn, learning how to learn🤯

  • @rajendracr4632
    @rajendracr4632 년 전 +1

    Thanks a lot Jim, fantastic tips to stop the things which is bad for reading & start things which is good for reading. mind blowing videos. request to continue with the uploading the such tips in future.. Many students will benefit from it

  • @adenikebello9158
    @adenikebello9158 년 전 +6

    I have exams in two days from now😊and I am so excited about it,Thanks to Jim

  • @patrickscodellaro2047

    I 100% agree with the fact that you have to be in the right environment to learn/study efficiently. I have experimented a little with this and discovered that my work desk at home seems to be the worst location for me to learn in. I've found that being inside my university library in a quiet spot is where I am most effective at learning and studying. A second spot I found outside on some timber benches where I'm in the shade and still close enough to a reliable internet source and a power outlet to charge my laptop. Other places I've tried were the dinner table and working in my ute. There are limitations when working in my ute due to lack of space and it's awkward to write in my book (but still manageable). The dinner table I found was the most suitable for doing sketching as it is a nice smooth, flat surface with plenty of room. However, it is still a position where I seem to get distracted easily.
    One tip I really need to incorporate into my learning experience is to have set breaks. A new thing I've been trying lately is running a stopwatch to time how long I stay focused or how long I spend procrastinating. It's amazing how long small activities can take when you don't have time in your mind - very interesting! Now, that I have some idea of how long simple tasks take, I will now utilise a timer instead of a stopwatch. 45 minutes of study and 10 minutes breaks.
    Thanks for your video Jim! It's very helpful and informative. Have a great day!

  • @loveandlight5986
    @loveandlight5986 9 개월 전

    Thank you so so much Jim! ❤❤❤

  • @solah3086
    @solah3086 년 전 +2

    Thanks man! I have an exam after one week i did find this video very helpful. Now i realized that all studying that i did was totally wrong, cause I studied in the room where my bed is located too and i always had sleep issues and always was lazy. Thanks again!

  • @marilu8763
    @marilu8763 년 전

    GRANDE JIM.tus consejos me ayudaran en el aprendisaje de un nuovo idioma q amo muchas graciasssss.⚡⚡⚡♥️

  • @iloveyellow7214
    @iloveyellow7214 년 전 +14

    Took notes for this and Im going to be actively learning this as soon as possible tomorrow. Thank you so so much for sharing 😘

  • @marcosnino7587
    @marcosnino7587 년 전 +2

    Hard work will be paid off. That is what we have to bear in mind

  • @nellyravenhood
    @nellyravenhood 10 개월 전 +1

    Watching this in 2x speed was just what i needed to get back into that study mode! Thanks Jim

  • @kamilaewska1663
    @kamilaewska1663 4 개월 전

    Thank you so much for this ❤

  • @gillo952
    @gillo952 년 전 +2

    Spectacular 💜💜

  • @user-nn3bc5dg2s
    @user-nn3bc5dg2s 7 개월 전

    Thank you

  • @annamiller9153
    @annamiller9153 년 전 +2

    Sitting is new smoking ... Awesome

  • @user-gc9jg5jq7v
    @user-gc9jg5jq7v 4 개월 전

    Thnx jim❤

  • @a.stutorial5956
    @a.stutorial5956 년 전 +1

    Very nice

  • @hustlershorts1992
    @hustlershorts1992 년 전 +3

    Love from India ❤️‍🔥

  • @kcrabanes5935
    @kcrabanes5935 년 전

    The t-shirt though 😍😍😍

  • @hz2204
    @hz2204 년 전

    good study envir. recall. don't multitask->its indeed task switching. use all sense. physically well->take walk, keep hydration. pomodoro helps->study in short sessions->ppl remember better during begin and end.

  • @ezioalditore5346
    @ezioalditore5346 년 전 +2

    Jim Kwik you changed my fkin life . Thank you

  • @jamilacharles5485

    You remember you can my mind I know Why you not understand I have not crezy woman but only for May need so you leave it Gód helping hands on my head God bless you and safe and protect you Amen Hallelujah

  • @jamilacharles5485

    Ihave not angrey with you but I have inghore you beacuse my life Saviour always proector stand with me Amen Hallelujah 🙏

  • @oliverposniak1254

    Thanks😎👍

  • @DanielleBaylor
    @DanielleBaylor 년 전 +7

    "do not work in bed". Welp, I fail already 😂

  • @exploringcrypto6609

    What do you think about learning(listening) while walking?
    What do you think about listening to music while Trying to sleep?

  • @ernstnero4341
    @ernstnero4341 2 개월 전

    It’s the truth this happened to me last week .I can’t sleep that night😅

  • @Japjap03
    @Japjap03 10 개월 전

    Hi sir. how to prepared
    taking boardexam?

  • @irislove369
    @irislove369 년 전 +4

    Focus on one thing for 1 hour, then take a break with multi task or Looking outside and move eyes. Sitting is smoking.
    Stop multi tasking. Stop Those distraction. Stop studying long time without talking a break. 30-35Mins with a break. Stop procrastinating. 4 To Start:active recall, recognition and recollection; spaced repetition; use the sense of smell(rosemary and peppermint essential oil, balm for study); classical music 60 bites.

  • @user-hb3vj9zo4q
    @user-hb3vj9zo4q 년 전 +1

    질문을 잘 해라. 감정을 이용해라. 공간과 공부를 연결. 심호흡해서 산소공급. 후각을 이용하라. 클래식 음악을 들어라.

  • @UpperEchelonWorld
    @UpperEchelonWorld 년 전 +1

    ❤🙏💯

  • @BravoBones
    @BravoBones 년 전 +34

    what about being dyslexic. I notice when i read, i get tired quickly and i miss important things while i'm reading.

    • @MarKus-sq7wy
      @MarKus-sq7wy 년 전 +3

      As far as I know it's not fully understood how dyslexia works, even there is some suggestions though. I guess there are some experts for dyslexia out there who could answer your question better.

    • @psychology120
      @psychology120 년 전 +2

      I feel you man im dyslexic my eyes get tired I skip lines, or I think what im reading in my mind is what im reading in the book so I miss interpreting the words. Or think that the word said something else than what it actually said

    • @martellsenior9727
      @martellsenior9727 년 전

      What about Dyslexic. I notice when I read for a short period of time I get real tired quickly 6:15

    • @nellyravenhood
      @nellyravenhood 10 개월 전 +1

      does reading aloud work?

    • @leratotaunyane5422
      @leratotaunyane5422 6 개월 전

      I miss words like krik bwain

  • @leroyjackson9171
    @leroyjackson9171 4 개월 전

    Hi Jim-
    I have a family member who has ADHD. They're trying to advance in their career, and its difficult for them to focus.. How can your methodology help them? Please advise. Thank you!

  • @Shabazz1251
    @Shabazz1251 년 전

    Question you said don't study on your bed that's cool but what if studying in our room is our only option?

  • @barongeorgelorilla7270
    @barongeorgelorilla7270 11 개월 전

    I didnt know Hajime Isayama help you how to study!

  • @maureenhuertas9264
    @maureenhuertas9264 7 개월 전

    I work from home and it’s horrible learning in such atmosphere 😢 (imo).

  • @rasty72shacklford
    @rasty72shacklford 년 전 +1

    I’ll be there for about an hour then I’ll come home and get I’ll get

  • @balqeesnazir730
    @balqeesnazir730 5 개월 전

    When I try to do something I can't i forget everything can't retain.

  • @jamilacharles5485

    I don't care about people for beacuse my needed people 100 000 m d Used mostly honestly perfect

  • @jamilacharles5485
    @jamilacharles5485 년 전 +2

    Beacuse study complty daily continue Jesus Christ give me power and strength of God faith No lemits Amen

  • @mohammedmahinuralam2796
    @mohammedmahinuralam2796 10 개월 전 +6

    Take-away lessons: 1. Questions are the answers because questions prime our brain to focus on goals to follow through.
    2. Simulate the test environment as close as possible to match real test situations.
    3. Repetition without understanding or rote memorization helps only the recognition of the concepts and does not necessarily help recollection or retrieval. So undestanding and active retrieval is more important for test situations when we need to apply certain concepts, not just recognize them.
    4. Primacy and recency matters in learning. Concepts learned at the start and end of learning sessions are remembered the most.
    5. Procastination can be avoided by brief timed practices sessions interpersed with short breaks.

  • @jamilacharles5485
    @jamilacharles5485 년 전 +1

    Nothing my life passion only for jessus christ curixifid on the cross ❌ my hop you remember you God created Man and completely and creat my brain and your know God protect me and my brain 🧠 Gód Bless you Amen Hallelujah Gód faith No lemits Amen Hallelujah 🙏🙏

  • @seepalirrviraconviracon7793

    I like you 🤗 one line spacing 🙏 mamari motwshing 💊

  • @shivamnagre10
    @shivamnagre10 년 전 +1

    1st

  • @nadiamore4358
    @nadiamore4358 11 개월 전

    20-25 minutes of learning then you need to take a break.

  • @chochooshoe
    @chochooshoe 6 개월 전

    this camera switching thing is really, really unnecessary

  • @leticiaperez3473

    very bad video