How to study multiple subjects

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Published 2020-12-16
Studying for one class is busy enough, but most of us have to juggle between studying for multiple classes, often covering different topics. How do you know how much time to spend on a topic before going to the next? How do you know which topics to switch between so that you do well in all your courses?

Interleaving is one of the most underrated ways to learn. Strategies like active recall (quizzing) and spaced repetition usually take the spotlight as the best evidence based learning strategies. But according to cognitive and neuroscience, interleaving is one of the best ways to help you understand the connections between similar and even different topics. The hardest part about using interleaving is that there is no good way to apply it to your study sessions. In this video, we will give you two detailed and practical ways that you can use to incorporate interleaving into your studies today!

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All Comments (21)
  • @hicham.a
    All these techniques should be taught in school in the beginning of every year, a lot of students hate school because they don't understand their lessons because they don't know how to study so they give up unfortunately :/
  • @robot12423
    I'm an electrical engineering student but this worked for me and I am so grateful Mike! -All the way in South Africa
  • @amritha_rajan
    Tysmm!! You're study tips are really helping me to focus!βœ¨πŸ€“
  • @yathprem
    Yet another great study video Mike! Huge playlist your building up here, a very nice recent series πŸ€ŸπŸΎπŸ‘ŠπŸΎ
  • @Zitrolena
    I love this but I always wonder how I can do that when a chapter is like 60 pages long of things I don't understand
  • @saadahnaafkhan1918
    I eagerly wait for your videos, and am a HUGE fan of RemNote. Im trying interleaving right now!
  • @darcymusic_
    Thank you so much! My life has changed since I started watching your YouTube channel. Is amazing all the tips and strategies that you teach us.
  • @mayeuni-3
    Thank you for this video! Very helpful! :face-red-heart-shape:
  • @georgiaknight7843
    This is awesome, thank you for the examples. It really concretes it in my mind, so good!
  • @roxyq2905
    Thanks for the video! It’s very helpful! It’s been helping me with my 4 science classes. I wanted to know what are some ways to stay stay alert or motivated to study? Or during studying? There would be times where I’m not motivated enough to study even if it’s for a few mins. Thanks!
  • @mitsukifrancis.forever2617
    can u do a video on how to study multiple subjects in a month before their exams - assuming that you haven't studied for 2 months.
  • @maymunaliban7950
    I’m going to try to implement this when studying for the mcat
  • @RingsideReels
    You captivated me with your 2 first edition charizards
  • @abigdreamer8068
    @Mike and Matty Can you please suggest a method to study poetry, novels, and dramas for English Literature??? I really need it at this moment.
  • @tinycell1836
    Fall in love with this channel lolπŸ˜…πŸ₯ΊπŸ’—πŸŒ· thx
  • @XXX-cn7gj
    I will try to implement this this upcoming semester. I have 4 classes, all on the same days, so trying to figure out how to balance it all out. Example: Java, C#, Stat and Writing all on Tuesday and Thursdays. 2 x 4 Hour Lecture for both days. If I understand this correctly, I just go to the Class 1, review it, then go to Class 2, Review it so fourth on. (Tuesday). Then do homework 1-2 on day on Wednesday. Do Hw 3-4 on Friday? (Most things due Monday).