5 Ways Top Students Study That You (probably) Don't

The flooding makes sense- i think i learned well this way i just didn't realise that's what it was. I would take in a huge amount of information last minute before an exam and then surprisingly did much better than when i revised in a more 'sensible' way

You are a very attractive woman, that's for sure. But no physical feature is more attractive than inteligence, and I can see you are a very inteligent woman. You're doing a great work helping us out and giving us those tips on how to be a better version of ourselves. Thank you very much, and I hope you find the time to keep up the good work.

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So basically you watch greys antaomy if you wanna be a doctor to get a better understanding of hospital situations and to recall other stuff?

Hey Elizabeth! I watched a video of yours where you talked about a new browser you were loving (that did vertical tabs/tab groups). But I can’t for the life of me figure out which video it was, could you please share with me the name of the browser (and perhaps the name of the video again too). Thanks so much in advance!!

Your content is always so inspiring! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and supporting other learners ❤

I loveee this thank youuu

I'm search for ever better

I thought she's Haley

The first thing happens in law school as well ❤❤

You look like hurrem Sultan actress

thank you a lot. This channel saves my life

Good video!! :D

you are literally a goddess tysm omg

Ya the fact a man did that says some babies get stabbed to japanese culture because that shouldn't even exist we have artificial intelligence these days and we can find it and make psssing rates 100% for the population for a good 1000 years but they attack for sexual deviant purposes over and over again - willy 0

What university?

once in a math class, my class mate that sat next to me asked if i could share my notes with her from a lecture she missed, so after class i ended up rewriting my entire set of notes in a way that taught the entire lesson to be sure she had all of the information and concepts she needed, in a much more legible set of notes than my personal notes. that is the MOST i had ever understood a math lesson in my life and i aced the test 😂🫡

If you are asked a question about a person's health even as a student, ALWAYS refer them to their Dr. You may get away with making a suggestion but ALWAYS refer them to their Dr.

A Dr friend was playing doubles tennis with another Dr. A Guy on the other team asked what to do about a problem. He, off the cuff, suggested a common over the counter drug and then they continued playing. The Guy had cancer. He sued the Dr for malpractice. He said the Dr. should have referred him to his Dr for tests. The Dr was retired and did not have malpractice insurance. He was ruined.

Whatever else you may say, always refer them to their Dr.

Thank you.

She makes a crackling sound while talking like most other americans. Can anybody tell more about it?

The needle puncture cinise and a traditional Chinese medicine in Europe has no scientific value what do you think?

I'm enjoying trying to apply all your content to language learning, Just curious if you hzve anything directed to that kind of learning.

Genius Girl ❤
Is it normal to have a pain sensation when I focus

Your voice sounds like Karen Gillian.

Good presentation. But... What is good for one person may not be good for another.

You butchered richard feynmans surname lol. Its pronounced Fine-Mun

I love how you stated that you have to know how to explain it in a way that others can understand and I feel like professors need to master that. I've heard a couple professors who checked that box, but majority of them need to work on it!

I just found myself having a psychological crash course with you. Thanks for your thoughts! :D

Love your videos as a med student!

I feel change
I see sleep forever

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Well Dane prof ❤❤❤❤❤

To the person reading this who may be tired of studying but HAS to;

sometimes, before studying, you need to remind yourself what you're doing this for.

you're doing this so you can enjoy your life later.

you could even be doing this in hopes of going to university and partying the heck out of a Friday night.

you'll get there
you can do it.
let's try to make it together, eh? smiles and offers you a hand


fix your posture,
unclench your jaw,
relax your muscles,
breath in,
..... and breath out.
repeat with me;
"I got this!"

Damn right! you HAVE got this. believe in yourself <3

Now, let's get studying!

don't forget to drink water!

mam so beautiful

Thank you hopefully this will help since I am studying nursing

Vet school is killing me, i really feel like i won‘t survive this huge amount of stress

I hate pharmacology and it’s the achilles hill to my self worth as a future doc

Discovered you recently and now I am hooked

I can patch you up like them better then them in front of you I'd only have to avoid stab wounds and straight major broken bones really at this point they said i was lazy but I was a education subjugation genius

“how is pharmacology treating you?“
cries in pharmacy student 😭🙈😂

im a fifth year and doing my step 1 and i still do not know how my brain is managing to keep and remember this many info

F*** GREAT CONTENT. Un contenido súper bueno, pero siendo inglés mi segunda lengua y su acento, me veo perdiendo importante información. 😢😢

I want to also know something else, too: how did you manage to be good at making videos first off the bat with your very first one? How did you manage to get it getting views right off the bat? (E.g. note how bad my first attempt is.)

How did you acquire the knowledge you needed to do these things? (That is, what is the meta?)

I hate pharmacology

1- flood and retreat (learn it in that first instance, with all the complexity but not expecting yourself to remember or know everything. It is to get FAMILIAR with the extent of the topic- you will then begin to KNOW it LATER: ie when you choose to study or when you see it again practically etc.)

2- Feyman’s technique
(How would I explain this to a patient/client?)
Everything will need to be explained to a patient/client at some point, and the Sam- you need to be able to understand everything in it’s simplest terms and clearest forms, so always practice breaking down and explaining things to yourself easily. You can never know the most complex things the way you want to without first understanding it in a very basic way.
*dont fear ‘not knowing’.
-communicate in a way you would have understood 5-10 years ago.

3- active recall
*forgetting is INEVITABLE; don’t fear it or think it means you do not know that thing well.
•’Malignant active recall’ - getting yourself to recall things when they arise at different points in life, in random contexts at any point during your life. Getting into the habit of it; helps you to grasp the information in its fulness. Eg watching a movie or chatting at the dinner table. So we don’t have to rely on just scheduled study.

4- ‘Emotional Damage.’
Mistakes are actually super super helpful and very very important. Lool. You won’t
forget after that.
Also attaching what you’re learning to an emotional experience.

5- learning by Osmosis
You learn a lot from ‘passively’ being in areas or places that are subject specific by absorbing information. Eg- greys anatomy; reading friends’ paper etc.

your talking is asmr to me

Don’t… know?

Kate winslet