21 Tips for Studying Well

Introduction

• Speaker: Ariunzaya
• Interests and content: personal growth, education, early career tips, productivity, and planning.
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• Popular video: "9 Life Hacks to Study Well"

Before Starting

• Being academically strong is a skill, not a defining trait.
• Don't let grades define personality or character.
• Everyone can adapt and improve their study skills.
• Gratitude to supporters who helped purchase a microphone.

Tips for Studying Well

Tip #1: Sit in the Front

• Favored by teachers, better concentration, and vigilance.

Tip #2: Reinforce Knowledge by Sharing It

• Share newly learned facts with friends to educate them and reinforce your own understanding.

Tip #3: Gain Different Perspectives

• Discuss lecture topics with classmates to understand different viewpoints.

Tip #4: Wear 'Study Mode' Clothes

• Wear form-fitting clothes to stay active and maintain good posture.

Tip #5: Find Your Best Study Method

• Not everyone learns the same way; discuss with teachers to find what works best for you.

Tip #6: Stay Hydrated

• Drink more water to maintain concentration.

Tip #7: Get to Know Professors

• Have informal interactions to understand their perspectives and make lectures more engaging.

Tip #8: Consume Knowledge Organically

• Organize knowledge into 'must know', 'good to know', and 'fun to know' categories and color-code them.

Tip #9: Have a Study Plan

• Plan how to use your study time efficiently and set timers.

Tip #10: Take Healthy Breaks

• Take breaks that energize you, like going outside or meditating, instead of scrolling on your phone.

Tip #11: Compete with Yourself

• Set learning goals for lectures and challenge yourself to learn more.

Tip #12: Realize the Value of Your Education

• Calculate the cost of your education to appreciate and stay focused during lectures.

Tip #13: Note-taking Strategy

• Focus on getting as many notes down as possible and organize them later.

Tip #14: Limit Distractions

• Use airplane mode or a fresh computer login to avoid distractions from your phone and computer.

Tip #15: Handwritten Notes

• Prefer handwritten notes as they engage the brain more than typing.

Tip #16: Treat Your Mind Like a Newborn

• Constantly feed your mind with new information to keep it active and stimulated.

Tip #17: Apply Concepts to Real Life

• Ask professors how concepts can be applied in real life to make them more relatable.

Tip #18: Use Enjoyable Stationery

• Use notebooks and pens that you enjoy to enhance the study experience.

Tip #19: Regain Focus with Friends' Perspectives

• Think about how friends would interact with a lesson to make it more interesting when losing focus.

Tip #20: Understand High Grades

• Ask teachers why you received high grades to understand their preferences and improve future work.

Tip #21: Celebrate Small Successes

• Celebrate small achievements like attending class to maintain motivation.

Conclusion

• Encouragement to comment on which tips were enjoyed or will be attempted.
• Goodbye and see you in the next video!