Effective Study Techniques for Productivity

Aug 2, 2024

Productive Day Vlog by Bunny

Introduction

  • Bunny asked followers on Instagram whether they wanted a productive day vlog or a self-care vlog. Followers chose the productive day vlog.
  • The focus of the vlog is on studying effectively.

Study Preparations

  • Clean the desk before studying to maintain focus.
  • Open the laptop and prepare the desktop.
  • Make a list of all study tasks for the day.
  • Listen to music while studying, particularly lo-fi and melodies.
  • Study playlist is available in the video description.

Effective Study Method: 25-5 Technique

  • Bunny's English teacher taught her an effective study method in 10th or 11th grade.
  • Method Description: 25-5 Technique
    • Study for 25 minutes, then take a 5-minute break.
    • Repeat the cycle.
  • Graph Explanation
    • Focus vs. Time
    • Attention span peaks in the first 20 minutes and decreases afterward.
    • Studying for an hour straight is less effective—productive for 20 minutes, less productive for the remaining 40 minutes.
    • 25-minute sessions with 5-minute breaks maintain productivity.
  • Benefits:
    • Increases productivity during study sessions.
    • Time seems to pass quickly.
    • Ability to absorb more material.

Note-Taking Tips

  • Enjoy taking notes that are short, clear, and colorful.
  • Use many highlighters to make notes interesting.
  • Review notes before tests or exams.
  • Clear and organized notes reduce stress and improve understanding.

Designating a Study Space

  • Designate a specific study place (e.g., a particular desk).
  • During breaks, get up and move around.
  • Return to the designated study area to continue studying.
  • Helps distinguish between study time and chill time, especially during the pandemic.
  • Makes studying easier in the long run.

Conclusion

  • Bunny hopes the vlog motivated viewers to study and provided a helpful study method.
  • Encourages viewers to like the video, follow on Instagram, and comment with video suggestions or favorite study methods.
  • Ending: "That's it, bye!"