Studying Tips No BS
1. Studying ≠ Learning : Studying is the process (e.g., taking notes, reading, highlighting), but learning is the outcome (retention, understanding, and application). Many students spend hours studying but fail to retain or apply knowledge effectively. For example, rewriting notes for hours may feel productive, but if you can’t recall or apply the information later, it’s not true learning. Learning happens when the brain connects information, turns it into knowledge, and allows you to apply it in new contexts. 2. Stop Looking for Study Hacks : The speaker criticizes the trend of study hacks on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, where people promise quick fixes (e.g., "Use this technique to ace your exam!"). These hacks are often misleading because they oversimplify the learning process. Real improvement comes from addressing long-term habits and learning systems , not shortcuts...