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How To Study MANY Subjects And ACE Them All | The Growth Code | YouTubeToText
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This content explains why studying multiple subjects is challenging and provides science-backed strategies and mindset shifts to effectively manage and excel in diverse academic areas without feeling overwhelmed.
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studying one subject is hard enough but
when you've got five six or even more
subjects to juggle it can feel
impossible you sit down to study math
but halfway through you remember there's
a History exam tomorrow then you panic
because you haven't even touched your
science notes sound familiar here's the
thing mastering multiple subjects
doesn't have to be overwhelming in fact
with the right strategies you can study
many subjects at once and still Ace them
all how that's what this video is all
about I'm going to show you why most
students struggle with multiple subjects
the science-backed methods to balance
them effectively real life examples and
practical tips you can start using today
by the end of this video you'll have a
clear game plan to crush your studies
without losing your mind let's get started
first let's talk about why studying so
many subjects feels so hard reason
number one your brain isn't designed for
chaos your brain loves structure and
focus but when you're switching between
math English Science and History your
brain struggles to keep up it's like
trying to watch for Netflix shows at the
same time you don't fully enjoy any of
them and you're left confused in
Psychology this is called task switching
and it's super inefficient research
shows that switching between tasks can
reduce productivity by up to 40% so if
you're jumping from subject to subject
without a plan you're setting yourself
up for failure reason number two you're
using the wrong study methods let's be
real most of us were never taught how to
study effectively instead we cram
everything the night before try try to
memorize without understanding spend
hours rereading notes thinking we're
being productive but according to a 2013
study in the journal psychological
science in the public interest these are
some of the least effective study
methods reason number three you're
overwhelmed by time pressure when you've
got multiple deadlines assignments exams
projects it's easy to feel like there's
not enough time and when you're
overwhelmed your brain goes into
survival mode instead of focusing you
procrastinate or waste time on things
that don't matter sound familiar don't
worry I've been there too but now let's
it all right now that we know the
problem let's dive into the solutions
here's how you can study multiple
subjects and still Ace them all use time
blocking to organize your day one of the
biggest mistakes students make is trying
to study all their subjects in random
chunks instead use time
blocking assign specific blocks of time
to each subject stick to your schedule
like it's a meeting you can't miss
example let's say you have 3 hours to
study tonight here's how you can time
block 30 minutes for science 30 minutes
for history 10 minute break 30 minutes
physics 40 minutes for math 40 minutes for
for
English why does this work because your
brain knows exactly what to focus on and
for how long plus the variety keeps things
things
interesting prioritize based on urgency
and importance not all subjects are
created equal some need more attention
than others use the Eisenhower Matrix to
prioritize subjects with upcoming exams
or deadlines are high priority subjects
you're already strong in can take a back
seat for now example if your History
exam is tomorrow and your math test is
next week Focus most of your energy on
history today once that's done shift
your focus to math rotate subjects to
keep your brain
fresh studying one subject for hours can
lead to burnout instead use the
interleaving technique study related but
different subjects back to back for
example after 30 minutes of math switch
to English mixing up topics during
practice improves long-term retention
compared to studying one topic for a
long time use active recall and spaced
repetition if you only take away one
thing from this video Let It Be This
active recall and space repetition are
the ultimate study hacks active recall
test yourself on the material instead of
just rereading it use flash cards
practice questions or even teach the
material to someone else spaced
repetition review each subject at
intervals over time for example study
math today review it briefly tomorrow
then again in three days and so on use
apps like Ani or Quizlet to automate spaced
spaced
repetition create study rituals to build
momentum studying multiple subjects
requires discipline so make it easier by
creating rituals start every study
session with the same routine clear your
desk set a timer and review your goals
end each session by writing down what
you'll focus on next time I know a
student who lights a specific candle
every time she studies it sounds simple
but it works
her brain Associates the candle with
ritual now that we've covered the
strategies let's shift gears you can't
just rely on techniques you need the
right mindset to handle studying
multiple subjects without feeling like
your brain is about to explode here are
three mindset hacks that will keep you
motivated focused and in control one
stop chasing Perfection aim for Progress
here's a hard truth trying to be perfect
at everything is the fastest way to burn
out you're not a robot and you don't
need to master every subject overnight
instead focus on progress not Perfection
example let's say you're struggling with
math instead of trying to solve every
problem in the textbook aim to improve
just 1% each day solve one more problem
problem than you did yesterday over time
those tiny improvements add up to massive
massive
results two build a strong why for every
subject if you don't know why you're
studying a subject it's going to feel
pointless so connect each subject to
your bigger goals or interests here's
how to do it for science think about how
it explains the world around you for
history see it as a way to understand
human behavior and decision-making for
math think about how it can help you
solve real world problems like budgeting
or building things when you link every
subject to a personal goal or value
you'll naturally feel more motivated to
study three treat studying like a
workout for your
brain think about it when you go to the
gym you don't complain about lifting
weights because you know it's building strength
strength
studying works the same way it's how you
build mental discipline and grow your
ability to think critically instead of
saying I have to study say I get to
study You're Building skills that will
help you in the future you're training
your brain to handle
challenges thank you for watching this
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