When 8850 Form Ting 2016-2025

Hey guys, welcome back to my channel. Today's video is actually a study-related video, which has been highly requested. I don't know why, but anyways, I've gathered some study tips that have worked for me and I want to share them with you. Keep in mind that what works for me may not work for everyone, so take what you find useful and disregard what doesn't apply to you. Also, stay tuned until the end of the video because I'll be sharing some websites where I study online, and I think you'll find them helpful. Now, let's get started with the video. The first thing I do every year is create my own study timetable. I prefer to study one subject per day rather than trying to cram too many subjects into one day. So at the beginning of the year, I create a customized timetable based on my subjects. For example, on Mondays, I choose to study science because I have one hour dedicated to it. On Tuesdays, I'll most likely go for accounts because I have a one-hour slot available. The key is to allocate more time to subjects that require it and to prioritize your learning. Moving on, I also make my own notebook for studying. In the past, I used to rely solely on the textbooks provided by my teachers, but I found that creating my own notes was more effective for me. I keep separate notebooks for each subject and jot down the key points, explanations, and examples that are not covered in the textbooks. This way, I have all the important information in one place and it's easier for me to revise. Another tip I have is to use flashcards. I used to stare at my notes for hours, hoping that the information would stick in my...