The BEST way to learn anything: my Learning System for students!

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It feels like stream of positive energy is flowing through you, just loved the vibe
Comment from : @starscream4499

A levels are coming up and im at Ds and Cs right now trying to prep for college it sounds unrealistic but ill be sitting them in November and unpdate when i get my results and whether i got in or not
Comment from : @Kheseli

so hes taken
Comment from : @tanvipadghan

thanks sigma
Comment from : @geodude5421

I'm a biomedical engineering studentI can't prime for my course subject like anatomy and physiologyplease put me a tutorial video for priming anatomy and physiology 😭
Comment from : @MohammedIbrahim-yt9fe

Perfect🔥
Comment from : @MyasonChritz

provided value 😊
Comment from : @surYa9563

this was unbelievably helpful- thank u so so much!!
Comment from : @Luca-z4q

Broo, you're a dear friend!brI always knew these things but no one taught me nor did I figure out HOW to use them to studybrI couldn't find or use any study methods in my highschool years, so I'm thankful for these Bless you
Comment from : @liz_004

Hey Jun! Could you please stop using background music? It's quite distracting from your valuable talk Thank you!
Comment from : @MariiaSapiens

Please make a vedio for long questionbrAll question are long Q in my exambrHow to prepare for this?
Comment from : @krishnaconsciousness56

Thanks
Comment from : @BisratDemelash-n6h

貴重なビデオをありがとうございます😊brこれからの勉強に役立てていけるように頑張ります！
Comment from : @たく-l1g4b

Thank you so much for a video !brI understood the “in class notes” and “post - class immediate review” are the things tho be done 5 days a week , but what about “revision” ? When do I do it?
Comment from : @DianaRost

Thanks bro brLove from India brI am also stuck with physics but I will try my best to follow these steps br😊😊
Comment from : @MadhuVerma-r2r

When should I incorporate stage 4? In the weekends or 1-2 months before the exame?
Comment from : @xx_3dri4n_xx28

what notetaking app are u using, thank you :)
Comment from : @HiamAlhajNaima

I just came across this channel and this is the first ever video I watched from Jun Yuh Oddly enough, it gave me goosebumps and sudden surge of motivation, I feel like the tips are life-changing for me espc I’m having a hard time juggling multiple subjects with so much scope of information per topic Imma try this out and edit this comment after a month or perhaps post a yt video about it Thank you so much for these tips Jun Yuh <3
Comment from : @GellyA15

As a psychology student, yes This connects to memory studies and is supported by the most recent memory systems
Comment from : @CarlaTavelli

Great video brother I truly appreciate this , keep going bro 🙏🏽💪🏽
Comment from : @nino2real817

Thanks a lot for thisssss
Comment from : @anhngocphn

What if I have bad teachers ? , like seriously every step and stage you have mentioned is very effective with good teachers, but I have been taught by a horrible teachers who can’t convey the content, and I started to feel my classes are useless and I only teach myself by myself … brPlease help me with this
Comment from : @passenger-ll

This video helped me grasp the topic better!
Comment from : @SharynSmith-r1i

Bro can you see
Comment from : @MohammadSharifSHAFAIE-x1r

Study processbrIntro : Primingbr Write on book notesbr#1 Understand topics beforehand by analysing the cover frontbrbr#2 Key points (emphasized words)brbr#3 Group it with the relevant syllables (3 at least)brbr#4 Connect it with 1 more group which might be personal experience brbr#5 Make questions with the understood topicsbrbr#6 Revised all of the statements by searching missing keywords or informationbrbrDid I get it correct?
Comment from : @azleemuqreebinazizeenmoe-mf9we

13:21 priming recap
Comment from : @marciztr4842

I saw this channel a long time ago already, but I never watched it because his videos are always so long But now that this is my first time watching it, I am somehow regretting this as an opportunity before 🥲
Comment from : @meiahsaevena7306

Bro, can these techniques be applied for learning a programming language in computer science ?
Comment from : @RameshKumar-ng3nf

Thank you🙏
Comment from : @annarak1793

my statistic exam is in 3 weeks away and i know nothing and struggling soo much right now i need minimum of 69 in exams and i dont know what to do
Comment from : @helionalsuwailim4096

Priming brBig picture brbr1 lego setbr2 eg fashion brbrPre test
Comment from : @5h3j7s4

18 years of academics and i have never encountered such comprehensive technique to approach learning brTruly a life changing and life saver vdo thanku jun from deepest part of heart❤
Comment from : @iffatfarooqui1349

Hi Jun, thank you for the video it was very intuitive, however what if you were trying to self learn a topic without any teacher guidance How would you approach learning effectively?
Comment from : @tal2388

I didn't understand Priming can u explain it in a more natural science students
Comment from : @SamsonMerid

Omg is the best video of how to stady in my life 😊 고마워요
Comment from : @여의사샤이마

I was never taught how to actually study in my life, and this definitely helped me now and in the future
Comment from : @Jules_66526

Thank you so much no one have ever taught me how to actually learn I have struggled with not remembering my notes and my mind going blank on exams You are a genius for figuring this out and thank you for sharing this for everyone I am truly grateful
Comment from : @101gymmemes

شكرًا لك انا مِن العراق وطالبة ثانوي فقط هذا السنة والتحق بالجامعة باذن الله، شكرًا لانك تفهم عقلية الطلاب وتبسط الامور🥹💜
Comment from : @Nrjes_104

this is the BEST video about learning I've EVER seen, you've no idea how much you've helped me in these 38 minutes :,)
Comment from : @yoursafechannel

This literally the most effective video I’ve ever watched brThank you frrr cause I really enjoyed this video 🎉🎉
Comment from : @RehamAli-vi1kp

thank u so much
Comment from : @vainillanberries

38:01 Thanks brThis video turned out as the most popular one so I immediately binge on it and here am I gonna try these Hope I'll generate satisfying results and drop my experience here
Comment from : @OSSCEAN

Yoi really are a life saver thank you so much
Comment from : @ollieceesay8779

Engineering student here, I'll take my shots using these I'll come back soon to tell the impactsand results God help me 🙏
Comment from : @ms_abluyen

You explain even the hardest topics in a way that’s easy to understand
Comment from : @GaryLara-f6e

I've been studying for multiple hours just to memorize it but not really learning it This video helped out a lot, hoping it could better help me in undergrad and grad school Let's get these A's :)
Comment from : @Lexus3IS

You always make learning something new exciting!
Comment from : @JacobFindley-z8v

You make even the hardest topics easy to understand
Comment from : @EileenMooneyhan-d9u

Plz make a prkming video on neurology this vdo helped sm thankuhh jun yun ❤
Comment from : @pakhi3053

This is bullshit - just someone trying to make money without working 😂
Comment from : @RedHybiscus

thank you so much, this has helped immensely!
Comment from : @jada2legit

Two questions! br First off the pre test from stage one consists of questions we design ourselves or should we pull them from a resource like the textbook ?br Second, when abouts would you recommend we start the stage 4 revision? Is it sort of the earlier the better? Obv i dont want to cram before an exambrbrThanks so much,brBrennan
Comment from : @brennanhudson2960

Hey im a first years ME student at the university of Delft This was my first week, and honestly I feel overwelmed Alot of information and not that much time I hope that with this study method I can feel a little bit more at easy when the exams are there I do have one question The main courses I take are Mathematics and physics How would I combine these ''Exact'' subjects with the study method? I was wondering how you would, for example, do priming and active recall for mathematics and Physics?brbrStill thanks alot for the video!
Comment from : @otrey8488

Seems good for subject that may require understanding How about subject that are just hard facts like anatomy class for example? Not to include physiology, how will I be able to apply this to my anatomy classes which would be my weakest link?
Comment from : @jUzbEinGbeTTer

I was just wondering how much roughly would you focus on for the blurting method at a time Just because my GCSEs (which are public exams at the end of year 11 aka eleventh grade in the UK) are next year I will be studying 8 academic subjects (maths, english lit, english lang, biology, chemistry, physics, geography and french) as well as 2 creative subjects (art and drama) All of the academic subjects have a lot of topics and subtopics to cover and also a lot of detail, so I was wondering how much I should be trying to focus on at a time and if this method will still be effective for this number of subjects? Thank you!
Comment from : @Zoe-l1q4q

17:51
Comment from : @noonewillknow1767

Code please
Comment from : @ijumduyaapagu8041

Yo! Thank yooouuuuuuuuuuu❤❤❤❤
Comment from : @justabrowser

Wow this is so nice 😮😮
Comment from : @LlednarHugh

Im so grateful for your videos! Thank you!
Comment from : @AlejandraEchevarriaPierluissi

This video is amazing ! Thank you so much , truly grateful
Comment from : @shido_art

Can you please do a video on how you approach past exam papers to get the most out of them?
Comment from : @Boysclub21

27:57 - Blurting Methodbr33:00 - Practice Tests
Comment from : @niranjangshetty

24:40
Comment from : @itali564

Thanks man love that you considered and incorporated justin sung’s work in your video
Comment from : @c6mbo

Hi, I'm a vet student and I have to learn a lot of details How do I know if I've created a good base by priming for my learning period without going into much details? Everytime I make my first diagram, I end with the same big concepts as "Histology", "Anatomy" and "Farmacology"
Comment from : @Smikkelsmit

I never learned how to learn when I was younger I had good grades without ever trying, which means I never knew how you were supposed to try, or how to work on something that didn't come naturally Now I'm starting uni in a week, and I really want to do good! Thank you so much for breaking this system down
Comment from : @MaryannDarkandCie

How often should revision should be done is it repeatedly or just before a test? And is priming every week or before every lesson? How do i know the important information to understand before class? And how can we implement this for math courses as they require sort of different studying techniques?
Comment from : @Jana-Eyad2245

I have been following u since awhile now actually and the way you carry yourself is sooo inspiringthe motivation and the vision u have is incrediblebrAlso the damn study tipsistg i cant rely on no one but you for those😭brLearning to study is such a important processn in everyones life but unfortunately its not given so much importance and youre doing a great job at helping us with it🫶💖
Comment from : @drashtisanghavi-cc8ho

But what do you do if your Taucher writes something on the board so you and talks to you, so you have to copy, listen and take your own notes?
Comment from : @eha887

You’re videos is very helpful, keep it up🫶🏼
Comment from : @KristalJaneBacalla

Hi love your vids But somehow I don’t understand how to prime properly Can you please make a separate video on how to prime effectively For example with the subject economics ?
Comment from : @dhruvabennur6627

thank you for the video
Comment from : @sahhhaara

Aww thank you so much jun you don't know how much detailed this video is I'll surely show all my classmates that are thinking I'm dumb I'm damn sure that I'll get the highest grade on my first term exam 36 DAYS TO GO FOR THAT !!! I'll SURELY TELL YOU MY RESULTS (Physics, Chemistry & Biology) once again thank you so much ❤
Comment from : @Pankti88

thank you thank you thank you
Comment from : @prachilatwade736

“That’s exactly what I was looking for…HOW TO LEARN” Thank you so much for giving such a great way to learn I am gonna come back here once I will be totally satisfied with my performance in academics I promise you
Comment from : @bhawnakashyap9505

Alright
Comment from : @SheronEvon-kp1bl

Is this viable for high school
Comment from : @PiyushKumar-lj4vz

im gonna have to revisit this video againnn lol its a lot of information but very valuable thank you so much
Comment from : @NovaSo-dj7cy

At what point in this system would you recommend doing other necessary tasks like the homework sets?brAlso, do you think it is important to read the chapters front to back, or wait to see which topics are most important and read those? brThank you for sharing your system! This makes me feel much more confident going into the academic year
Comment from : @CeciliaFojut

You’re a blessing
Comment from : @Maliaa510

How do you learn a new language?
Comment from : @giovanna6614

Thank you for teaching us how to make mind maps,brhow to set up a review method, the before and after do you have any other videos on this topic
Comment from : @jeanleduy9923

You are a freaking real life anime figurine 😍
Comment from : @ckantrel1977

are we suppose to do all 3 active recall applications in 1 revision session? Or do we have to space them out and doing only 1 technique per revision?
Comment from : @AnNguyen-m3x

How often do you recommend completing the Revision stage I ask because you mentioned Priming (and Diagram 1) only has to be done once every 2-3 weeks
Comment from : @laila7897

Im gonna give this a try, cause the work is piling up😭 thank you so much I just started my first year and this college life is not what I was expecting
Comment from : @arietteuwamukuza-ib1qn

Hi Jun!brI will start my first year of college this semester and I'm already looking at your method to understand how I can apply it for my philosophy studies I have a question: after I primed for a "lecture" (I watched yt videos and will look at my book) I realised that I don't really have that much physical space on my piece of paper to make my diagram II I don't have a tablet or any device I can zoom on, do you or anyone have practical tips for people who prefer taking notes on paper?brThankss
Comment from : @brunettamartina8088