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Become a top 1% student ✨💯 study tips, organization hacks, and motivation to always get straight A's
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so you want to become the perfect
student that student it girl student
Pinterest student the one that always
gets trainees effortlessly and at this
point you probably know what you need to
do study more be organized use the
Pomodoro method test yourself make
engaging notes but nothing ever sticks
you try your new study habits and
routines for like two days then crash
and ultimately keep being the same old
chaotic hot mess Express version of
yourself while those other perfect that
students in your grade keep acing their
exams without seeming to break a sweat
but no more in this video I will go over
all of my top secret non-basic study
tips and hacks that actually work and
will help you finally see improvements
in your grades based on my experience of
ranking number two in a class of 500
plus people in high school having
Straight A's all throughout middle
school high school and now college and
getting into three ivy league
universities so here are three main
issues that I've personally faced and I
feel like the majority of students face
when it comes to studying and grades one
you don't know how to study two you
don't study enough or three you don't
study efficiently so for potential
problem number one this is just the
situation where you don't yet know the
strategies and techniques that work for
you and help you get top grades so here
are the general rules for playing the
game of getting good grades first it's
really important to note the weighting
of the assignments and how important the
exams are in order to prioritize your
time on the assignments or exams that
are worth the most and making sure that
you put most of your effort into that
two is knowing what's on the exams
obviously you won't know exactly what's
on the exams beforehand usually but
essentially knowing if the majority of
the exam will be based on the lectures
on the textbook or on both also after
you get the feedback for your first few
assignments or exam try to remember what
the exam was like and whether it was
more from the lectures or textbooks and
just overall analyze the exam in the
first couple of assignments and try to
figure out what what the teacher wants
also if you have quizzes in your class
then I recommend trying to write down
any questions you remember after the
quizzes and seeing if they pop up on the
exam later a lot of teachers reuse
questions from quizzes I've seen this a
lot with my classes and that way you can
get free points because the same
questions popped up on both the quizzes
and the exam lastly again if there is
any access to past exams or past papers
or practice questions in a textbook it's
great to use them to review and see
where your knowledge gaps are and also
again see if any of the questions end up
popping up on the exams next if there is
a study guide for the class I just
straight up use that I don't really take
notes anywhere else since if the teacher
made a study guide or their own notes
for the class it's very unlikely that
they'll deviate a lot from the study
guide and it gives you a great
structured format to know what to study
and what to prioritize so I'll quickly
give two examples from this exact
semester that I'm taking right now so
for the Neuroscience class it had a
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