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summary if u cant watch it all :D -study wide not deep (all the units in a lil depth not a couple in a lot of detail) -mock tests (untimed to start, timed later) -active retrieval - focus on weak points -get a q wrong? rerevise and try easier questions -ask for help if ur confused and the textbooks dont help -sleep well!

Studying smarter vs harder is key to any students success 🙌👍🏼

not even for just high school students, I'm only in middle school and I am being overloaded with homework every day and my grades have dropped a little bit, so tysm. I'm really benefiting from this and I am so grateful that with all the schoolwork and busyness you have, you still make the time to share your tips with us and help us out. thank you.

Being intentional with your studies and actually having a strategy is so crucial to work life balance. Love these tips! 💜

It's really great that the younger generation gets to get resources like these. Before I just took notes thinkng that the information will stick in my brain, but nope. I kept doing the note taking method bc I had no idea what other effective methods will help me study better. Until recently, I noticed that talking to myself and teaching my topic myself while looking away from my material helped me a lot!

I haven’t done great in my classes lately because i had a really sad period where I just couldn’t see the point in school. But now I really want to improve. I appreciate this. I hope it helps my grades too😅

i’ve learned to spend 30 minutes-1 hour studying and still get a mark above 90 on my exams. i’ve used this technique my whole life and it’s been a sanity saver :’D

my complete compilation! (let's goo) - study wide not deep (all the units in a little depth and not in a lot of detail) - active retrieval (connect units) -mock tests (untimed to start, timed later) 3 days before the test_ logic: mock test or practice questions / content-heavy: 3-min presentation - focus on weak points -get a q wrong? rerevise and try easier questions -ask for help if ur confused and the textbooks don't help - practice hard questions in prime study time -sleep well! - always celebrate little wins and to do what's fun for you

2:50 YES my old school used to make us study only by taking notes. We took tons of note every single day for every subject and we were taught to memorize every bit of it for our exams. MOST students ended up forgetting what they studied by the time exams ended including me. I got in a new school in a new country and their teaching technique is way more different + effective. I've come to enjoy learning again bcus I am provided with more resources and materials that I wasn't provided with at my old school such as visual, audio, wifi, etc.

0:32 get wide, start early 1:38 no reread, not perfect is ok 2:52 active retrieval 3:15 inquiry based learning 3:33 hard problems then simpler problems 4:34 seek help fast 5:06 long practice test 5:21 don’t study the night before 6:23 peak focus time= harder problems 7:08 study with me videos, increase your focus

Currently working on my bad habit of procrastination! I need to get my life together. I will definitely use your tips! Thanks!

thank you for your effort girl. you literally motivate me to study, working out and bible-study. Hello amd lot of love from Romania

i find that something helpful is to record yourself explaining a concept. my math teacher used to say, if you can teach it to someone else, that's how you know you've learned it well. so recording yourself helps to make sure that you really internalized an idea bc you can concisely express it. you can also play back the recordings to review some more if you're on the bus or doing dishes or something, which i find really helpful. i think this works best w subjects like history or english, which are more abstract, but it can also help remember definitions for stuff like chem or bio.

I'm a procrastinator, so I'd always start studying for a test way to late (like one to two days before the test), but since I'm trying to improve, this helps alot. Thank you for this :)

I'm really planning on getting high grades for this school year because I'm in 12th grade already and I want to get accepted at my desired university. But my biggest problem is that I'm a big procrastinator and I always struggle with deadlines. Since we're finally having face-to-face classes where I live, I think I'll do better. I'll definitely try to implement what you've said in this video in my own study routine so thanks a lot. Wish me luck lol

making notes for myself:: get wide before getting deep - start beforehand and overview everything... do practice problems as checkpoints without worrying about getting everything right... then do lil mock tests closer to the test, active retrieval, return to sth you struggle with instead of everything. film yourself - inquiry based learning - attack the problems where.. make the most difficult... seek help asap, tutoring sessions with tutors... 3 days before the test - mock tests / redo spoken presentations or rewrite 1-page summaries;; the day of the test:: good sleep, after the test - hangout with friends right after school, creates an upwards momentum anddd avoids burnout;;; do the hardest problems during your peak hours and hw do when the brain is not at its fullest;;

i can relate to the problems u used to make when studying for a test u literally saved me THANK UU ILY

For me solving sample papers or giving mock tests is just the best..and I've realized it...my grades went so high by just introducing sample papers after completing the chapters..and it's just so amusing..so just do it

this is so helpful. honestly as a high school student, i always thought doing well just came about by simply studying harder. the more you study and the more time you put in, the better you will do. what you put in is what you get out. but over time, i’ve learned that studying is a skill and its an art. its so much more than just spending a lot of time on the material. my previous conception of studying was incorrect. with that being said, thanks so much for the help!

I'm going into my third year of college and the best tip I got from this video was the planning to hang out with friends after a test! It's super easy for me to get caught up in the endless amount of things in my to do lists and go, "Okay, I finished this big exam, now I need to start working super hard on this project due next week..." I already do like a reward system during my study sessions, but I never thought to incorporate a reward like after I finish with a test or project cause for me the reward was always the idea that finally I'm done with it.

I really appreciate your contents, Annie. I’m sure that you inspire too many people. Keep going girl.💕🌸

i dont know if its just me, but i study the night before - sometimes even ijust in the morning and it works. the evening before the test i just read what i have to know few times, then slowly repeat it in my head. when i go to sleep i repeat everything in my head and in the morning its glued in my brain... ive never learned more than the day before and i ALWAYS get excellent grades. hope this helps

My problem isn’t studying too much, not at all. During 10th grade I gave up, I stopped studying at all because everything especially math started getting so difficult, so out of reach that I felt like I couldn’t do anything about it. It felt like no matter what I did I wouldn’t understand it so why even bother. I still passed thanks to the support of my friends. But I’m worried for 11th grade, in less than 2 weeks we go back to school and I really don’t want to repeat giving up, but I don’t know how to motivate myself to understand things I don’t understand.

Pro Chem tip from a high school grad who took three years of chem and never got less than an A: - organicchemistrytutor and Professor Dave explains on KZfaq are really good at explaining chemistry concepts and problems (Dave is more conceptual and chem tutor is more problem solving oriented) -Usually the best study strat for this subject is to just work on a lot of practice problems. Don’t be afraid to fail or trip up in the beginning, start simple and work your way up to more complex problems. Make sure you understand a problem before moving on to the next though. Gl to y’all n happy studying :D

This helps a lot! I look forward to your videos every week! Thanks Annie!

whoa I've watched quite a lot of these 'how to study smart' videos and I honestly wasn't going to click on this video because I didn't think I'd gain anything by watching it, but I learnt a lot, so thank you!

“Instead of dragging yourself out of bed today, hating life, and pulling that bad attitude through the week with you, try reminding yourself of how grateful you are to have work and how lucky you are to be alive. Life has a funny way of giving grateful people even more things to be grateful for.”

This was literally me this year. I was struggling so much with chemistry and would just look over notes like the night before. But throughout the year Recopied my notes in an easier way for me to remember and studied like two nights before helped so much 😭

When u have tests every week every term: We get a schedule at the beginning of the term telling us which tests we have each week, sometimes we have break between them but that is very rare! We start school on Sunday and end school on Thursday, my fridays are my break days but then I revise again for my tests on Saturday because sometimes I have after schools or homework on week days. I don’t know why I needed to tell anyone this but here u go 👍🏽😃

this tips feel so realistic and easier for a highschool student than a 5-hour study session, ill def try those thanks for the video! hope i get good grades on my next test

I also have a tip! If you have to learn definitions then draw them! You dont have to draw it like perfectly just do a sketch while saying the definition and you mind will connect the drawing with the words so if you just imagine the drawing you will know the definition

i'm already a graduate of college and find this topic interesting. looks like i'm gonna try to integrate this in studying for licensure exams and certifications. thanks for the tips!

watching this so i can ace my summer exams this year!! Ill be studying six weeks ahead 2 hrs every weekday (except for fridays) and five hours on the weekend, I'm starting tmrw, wish me luck!!

omg I really needed this rn

The thing that helps me the most in getting good grades is that I’m great at concentrating on things I feel like will be needed so I concentrate a lot in class and everything the teacher says just somehow gets imprinted in my mind and when I’m about to study for my test I read without revising at least 7days before the exam and the day before the exam (means the exam is next day) that’s when I study and revise

Thank you soo much for the tips! I also struggle in chemistry lately and I am writing my finals in January. I am really panicking, since I lack a lot of basic knowledge. Even though I still have about 5 months left, using your tips will certainly help me! Thank you 😊

She just means how to use your hard work smartly on the places it's needed. ✨️🦋

On my last chemistry test I began studying the night before the test. When I saw the test, it was super easy. But than I discussed some answers with the topper student and turned out she found the test really hard, I didn't expect that. All students were upset because of the hard test but me. When the results came, only me and one other student got A.

I could relate so much to the first 10 seconds of the video cause yesterday I had such a breakdown that I cried for 2 hours and I was just panicking thinking I'm not be able to make it. I'll come back here in 10 days to comment if I did it or not. Wish me luck guys

summaryif you can't watch the whole video :if u cant watch it all :D -study wide not deep (all the units in a lil depth not a couple in a lot of detail) -mock tests (untimed to start, timed later) -active retrieval - focus on weak points -get a q wrong? rerevise and try easier questions -ask for help if ur confused! -sleep well! (not mine but i thought this would help!)

thank you for this !! i just started my senior year about a month ago, so am definitely going to implement these into my study routine in preparation for my exams next week ~ i also study chemistry so know how difficult those wordy questions can be :/ to everyone reading this, i wish you the best of luck in your studies :) - an (almost) burnt out STEM student

I saw this at the perfect time because I've recently been stressing about my AP exams since I don't know how to study but this video will help a lot so tysm!

I’ve never studied once or ever really did homework, and now I’m throwing up at the fact that I have exams in less than a year that depict my whole life and my dream job (( of wich I need REALLY good grades for )) I read the summary someone did of this video and what I was able to catch of the video it’s self, this was really helpful! So thank you and I hope you do more stuff like this!

the descriptions aren’t the best but time stamps beginning of studying:: 0:28 - start wide 5-7 days before 1:07 - expose urself to all the units 1:32 - try not to reread 1:53 - do mock/practice tests 2:49 - don’t take much notes (try to record urself speaking if you find it hard, go back and revise that part) 3:32 - study hard problems, if you get it wrong go back and study simpler questions 4:33 - if u can’t understand, ask someone who knows mid studying:: 5:02 - do practice tests the same length as ur test end of studying:: 6:22 - focus on the most difficult problems you have extra:: 7:05 - try watching study with me videos to improve focus

This helped me a lot Annie! As an 8th grader I'm failing most subjects but I'm slowly starting to get good marks in subjects like Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Maths! This video is sure to help me in my future exams! Love the advice keep up the good work!!

Happy Spring break Annie I loved your vlogs and you are sweetheart and you are amazing Supporter I'm proud of you

thank you so much for these tips!!! i always have trouble when studying and this will def work!!

i think what i need is actually motivation to study, cuz as a student who does tests literally ever single day, is so much pressue that i just study "correctly" for idk, a week maybe, and after that i just feel so empty and worn out wich makes me decide to memorize all of important a few hours before just to pass, but not to learn. soo resuming, i'll just forget that i have some sanity issues and watch motivating videos !! thanks if u read this far hope u good

Whoever has tests coming up, listen to this girls advice!! I had exams months in-advance and I managed to pass all of them simply by following her tips to study more effectively ☺️

So I've never actually studied because it always felt like such a chore and I didn't really know how. Now I'm going into 11th grade, so I've decided I wanna try it before I get to college. This video has some really helpful sounding tips, so I'll be sure to try em this year.

Could you make a video on how you journal?

I also recommend the "last second review" aka just doing a total slam through all the smaller details you're afraid you might not remember on the test in passing time before the test or if you have a bit of free time in the class before the test

This is the first time I see you and now I just want to be friends. Thank you so much for the effort and time into making this video that might save so many other students like myself.

Okay but this video was literally what I needed right now because I have an exam coming up and I want to try out a new study plan

My exams are going on so this'll be really helpful, thanks! Love ya loads..😊💗✨

I'm starting highschool, and my plan is to study a lot over the summer. I've missed over half of middle school (covid directly followed by mental health issues) and really want high school to be a fresh start for me. Videos like this really help ❤

this is the first useful study guide i have ever watched

love this sm annie!! this was actually really helpful and motivating :))

so happy you posted!

These are actually really good tips people! I've started realising this after years of struggling to study properly.

0:30 start ; get wide not deep , overview ALL the units 1:33 try not to reread ; do few practice problems as u read - first 2 days -

Thank you for this 🥰 I really needed these tips 💕

ahh the time of the week where I feel like I’m the most knowledgeable person in the world thanks to annie 🌝

i understand it. most of the times other youtubers dont get to the point or have some bizarre ways of studying

I went from B- to an A- in Spanish class in a VERY sketchy way so I’m going to be trying these

THIS CAME AT THE PERFECT TIME!! 😭🤍

thank you for all you do thanks for the positivity to keep going

I really needed this 😭❤️❤️

I’m so glad I found this vid cuz it’s going to be useful for me when I have to take the tachs exam next November during 8th grade ! Plus, it’s going to be useful for when I study for tests and quizzes !

This couldn’t have come better I’m literally going to high school in a month and a few weeks

People don't understand what I mean by the fact that I study. It's not about cramming for five hours the day before the test, it's about studying every single day for a short period of time and simply reviewing that the day before the test. Thanks for the advice!

Your vibes are so enjoyable and fun!!!

it's 16k already! make a part 2

I remember the time I used to cry while studying the same topic for hours just to remember every single word. Now that I realize I don't need that. So now I try to just give myself example while studying the topic it doesn't need all the time

THIS IS SO HELPFUL!

This helped so much thank you!!! This is amazing.💜💜💜

Tysm i had a tutor helping me but she was always on tiktok and didn’t really help me so this got my grade in chemistry from a C to a B+ tysmm❤

I was about to watch this and then I noticed that the video right under this was a 14 minute long video titled “death” so it caught my attention and I didn’t think it would really mean much that I watched that before this but now I’m crying while trying to watch your video 😭

Me who is in my last year of college and only has studio classes and will never take another exam: hmmm interesting Also, while you mark this as a video for high schoolers, I feel like college students will need it more! Studying in college was just much more overwhelming for me personally. Testing myself was always what helped me best. In fact, it was the only way I studied.

THANK YOU SO MUCH. THIS ADVICE IS SO COOL. WILL TRY IT! 💗

I LITERALLY HAVE EXAMS IN 2 WEEKS- THIS IS SO PERFECT THANK YOUUUU- 😭❤️

If there is a subject I don't understand what I like to do is create a 'lesson plan' as if I was going to teach this subject to somebody else. I find you end up breaking it down and simplifying the topic which leads to you yourself actually grasping it better

Thank you for sharing your tips on studying with us!!!

i would like to have the 7 day study session for test, but sometimes my chem teach would announce we would have test 3 days before!

Mock test and practice questions are helpful. It helped in conditioning myself for my tests

Decided on this random video to watch but wow this channel is so inspiring and well produced. need more in my life while I start college!

Your tips always help Annie 💞

This is exactly what I needed to hear!

I have a year until high school and last year (7th grade), I failed literally every single one of my classes because I slacked off on studying, homework, etc.. but this year I'm really trying my best to get better grades

omg I have 7 days to cover up my whole syllabus. This video is very helpful. Thank you.

annie's videos are soo helpful, aesthetic and relaxing 😌🤍

I have my first unit test in about 15 days so this is really helping !!!

youtube recommended this to me on my first day of high school, a very lovely coincidence at its finest

I want to say thank you so so so much, I'm in high school and really struggeling with studying because we are overloaded with tests and homework. And these ways have helped me greatly

Definitely will help a lot of students🎓🎓 Ty annie!!❤️❤️❤️

I just watched this tho I think this will be very effective! I've never actually studied for any test but I always pass so I try not to study but I'm failing math too MUCH! so of course I tend to study math these days I have a long test soon so just watching this keeps me more motivated.

Bonus tip from personal experience: instead of watching productivity videos or tons of books all day long, actually take that time and do the work. This video is for people that need a new system etc:

i am here after 4 months,i searched for this video very hard on my history and finally found it,i just wanna thank you for suggesting me to do study with me videos,really it boosted my productivity and helped me alot to go through my syllabus,thnx alot bro

This helps so much!! :)