Hi guys! This video explains the changes I made to drastically improve my grade at uni. I studied chemical engineering so my approach was mainly geared towards a maths-oriented subject but many points apply to any other subject as well. I hope you find this video helpful. As always, let me know if you have any questions x

Some links to interesting reading on the topic of working hours:
On the subject of time management, Terence Tao: https://terrytao.wordpress.com/2008/08/07/on-time-management/
The Productivity of Working Time, John Pencaval: https://docs.iza.org/dp8129.pdf
How many hours a day can you study effectively?
https://learningrabbithole.com/how-many-hours-a-day-can-you-efficiently-study/
Active vs. passive learning
https://noteology.wordpress.com/2016/06/16/activelearning/
4 hours of concentrated work per day
https://forimpact.org/4-hours-deep-work-day/

Time stamp:
00:00 Introduction
00:52 Work less
05:52 How much should you do?
07:49 Are notes really for you? (passive vs. active learning)
09:46 How can you implement active learning?
13:30 How I used previous exam questions effectively
16:26 Outro

My idea as a template (totally FREE) with some instructions on how to use it! Just click the link below and then click "Duplicate" in the top right corner. You can then edit the page and use it as your own! Enjoy
https://www.notion.so/home-template-f84d97c1c06c4d9ba5b2f34c0b71be7f?pvs=4

Who am I?
Hi, my name is Abbey, I'm 22 and I've just finished my 4 year Chemical Engineering degree at Cambridge University. Follow me on my journey through life as a graduate, moving to London and my first corporate job.

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