how to STUDY for an exam THE NIGHT BEFORE (and still get all As)

So you're screwed, you have the

exam

you need to

study

for, but you've been doing everything but that, but now the deadline is tomorrow and you decide it can't be postponed any longer, so you sit down to

study

for it. but you're stressed about the deadline and that's why you procrastinate, but that stresses you out even more and now you're back here watching YouTube videos when you need to study, but it's okay because this is the only video you should watch. Learn how to study for a test on day 4. The first two are things you can do and the last is something you can change, so be sure to stick around to watch the entire video.

Multisensory learning number one: we remember and learn things better. When multiple centers are involved, remember some of your best memories, most likely the smell of something or the way you felt something or something you heard will be part of the memory, because the more senses there are, the more likely you will remember it. . and I'm not saying go and eat your textbook, stop being stupid, but when we are in a hurry, use many sensors at once so that the information sticks and the way to do that is to watch videos to study this may sound. It's silly, but let's say you want to study a topic, the quickest way to learn is to watch a YouTube video, play the transcript, and take notes as you go because when you watch videos, it uses your auditory and visual sensors, and in addition to That, when you write notes, you are actively consolidating that knowledge, don't get distracted and start watching another random video or fight with someone in the comments, although just stick with that video and when you need to pause and take notes, do it and the reason The good thing is that there are people who summarize these topics very well in condensed time periods because a lot of things in your textbook are stupid anyway, so when you watch these videos, they act as a point of summary and when you are writing these notes, you will remember them, but you have to promise yourself that this will not become a distraction, actively take notes and listen to what they say and I don't know if this is strange or something, but when I am in an

exam

and sometimes a question comes up.

I can just play that video clip that I watched and I can find the answers and talk about the answers. This leads to the second. Mark the answers first. This seems strange. Because? You answer first because the ideal would be to take notes and learn about the entire topic and then you would practice questions like the ones I talk about in this video; However, taking notes and reading the entire textbook takes time and time is something we don't do. I have now because most of the time textbooks at the end of the chapter have a summary of the chapter and questions you can ask.

This is the gold mine. Do this by asking these questions and you are actually learning more because much of the information in textbooks. It's nonsense anyway, as we talk and it's not necessarily designed for exams anyway, and if you really want to learn a topic, I would recommend reading the entire textbook, but if your only purpose is to study for an exam, it's to do the questions, but the examples are Everyone ends up asking the same type of questions. They have a preference for certain topics, but they do not question them. By asking the questions, you are preparing for the exam, not the topic.

Think about that moment. where you study really hard for this topic exam but most of the things you learned weren't even on the exam and it was just one topic and it may seem unpredictable and random but it's not the samurai section at the back of the textbooks . It's actually a good indicator of what the questions will be geared toward, for example in this textbook, here's the summary and here are the practice questions. I would recommend that you read this summary first and then ask the questions because as I talk about in most of my videos doing things and actively consolidating your learning by asking past paper questions is the best way to learn and those you don't know the answers to , look at the answers and write them down and there you will have a model answer. that you can learn and you can use in the exam, understand and memorize the structure of the answers, this will give you a solid understanding of the answers, but also the questions, because the thing about exams is that they answer questions when you only used to review the content.

I didn't do as well as I did when I revised the question, being able to know what the question wants and what I'm saying is very important because you and I just saw that the sum of masking for some topics is word specific and you need to know how it works the monk's outline, so review the questions and answers and the third, what can you change to know how to review for a test a day before an exam. That's great if you follow all these tips. No doubt, you will do very well, however, when you have several exams or have a large series of important internal exams ahead of you, this simply will not be enough.

Trust us, you procrastinated and probably should have done your revision sooner and studying is bad. I talk about this a lot, but it doesn't allow time for the information to be processed and stored in long-term memory, so you'll inevitably end up revisiting this topic again when you have to revisit it for the end. For years, it could cause stress and anxiety, and it could cause sleep problems because you're trying to do things all at once and it doesn't give you a chance to really apply the information, so what you can change is to ask yourself questions.

The reason you ended up procrastinating was because you were bored or you didn't manage your time well enough or maybe you weren't organized and couldn't find motivation, so next time find out when you have an exam and market right away. your calendar that way you will always know when it is and you will tell yourself that you are trying to be more organized if you find the cause of your bad mood, check out my other videos because I may have already made a video about it.