Como EU ESTUDARIA para o ENEM em 3 MESES (tudo que eu faria)

Summary

In this video, the speaker shares their personal strategy for studying for the ENEM exam, focusing on how they would prepare with just a few months left. They emphasize using short, efficient study methods such as watching concise YouTube lessons and creating flashcards. The speaker advises prioritizing subjects like mathematics, humanities, and writing, where quick improvements are possible, while minimizing time spent on more challenging topics like natural sciences. They recommend practicing with old exam papers and taking timed simulations to boost performance, especially in the humanities and writing sections.

Takeaways

• 😀 Focus on short, efficient study sessions: Instead of long lectures, prioritize short videos and create flashcards while watching to reinforce learning.
• 😀 Flashcards (Anki) are key: Use them to summarize concepts, especially historical events and any errors made during practice questions.
• 😀 Prioritize subjects with quick wins: In the final months, focus on areas like Mathematics, Humanities, and Writing, where you can see fast improvement.
• 😀 Use a strategy of selective focus: If you're struggling with certain subjects (like Nature or Language), shift focus to subjects that can yield quicker results.
• 😀 Optimize study time by practicing with real questions: Always associate video learning with answering questions from past exams (ENEM and other vestibular tests).
• 😀 Study smarter, not harder: For challenging subjects like Nature, focus on easy and medium difficulty questions rather than harder ones that take longer to master.
• 😀 Practice makes perfect for writing: Dedicate time to mastering each part of the essay—introduction, development, and conclusion—then focus on improving grammar and syntax.
• 😀 Redefine focus based on your exam target: If you're short on time, focus on areas that provide the highest return on effort, even if they aren't weighted most for your target course.
• 😀 Use a marathon approach for Humanities: Study History, Geography, Sociology, and Philosophy in a structured, intensive format to cover all major content quickly.
• 😀 Simulate exam conditions: Once you’ve learned the material, take timed practice exams weekly to improve speed, efficiency, and exam stamina.

Q & A

What is the primary focus of the study strategy outlined in the transcript?

The primary focus is to maximize efficiency by prioritizing key subjects, using short lessons, leveraging Anki for flashcards, and practicing with past exam questions to boost performance in a short period before the ENEM exam.

Why does the speaker recommend using short videos for studying?

Short videos are recommended because they provide concise and focused explanations, allowing the student to grasp key concepts quickly, which is more efficient than long, detailed lectures.

How does the speaker suggest using Anki flashcards in their study routine?

The speaker recommends creating flashcards in Anki while watching videos. These flashcards should focus on key concepts from the lessons and can also include questions that the student got wrong during practice to reinforce learning.

What is the importance of focusing on easier topics in subjects like Biology and Chemistry?

Focusing on easier topics in Biology and Chemistry helps students quickly accumulate points without needing to master more complex topics, which is crucial when time is limited in the final months before the exam.

Why should Humanities and Writing be prioritized over Natural Sciences in the final months before the ENEM?

Humanities and Writing should be prioritized because they offer higher scoring potential with less time investment. Students can score well in these areas with focused study and practice, even in a short time frame.

What is the 'marathon' strategy for studying Humanities?

The 'marathon' strategy involves watching all lessons for each Humanities subject (History, Geography, Philosophy, Sociology) in a short time, then reinforcing the knowledge with practice questions from past exams to ensure solid understanding.

How does the speaker suggest studying for the Writing (Redaction) section?

The speaker suggests breaking the Writing section into parts: learning to write a strong introduction, body, and conclusion, and then focusing on grammar, syntax, and improving competencies. Using model essays can also speed up learning.

What role do past exam questions play in the study strategy?

Past exam questions are used to test the understanding of learned concepts, reinforce knowledge, and help students get accustomed to the types of questions and format they will encounter on the actual exam.

What is the importance of doing practice exams, and how often should they be done?

Practice exams are crucial for improving time management, endurance, and accuracy during the actual test. The speaker recommends doing at least one full-length mock exam per week to simulate real exam conditions.

How should a student approach studying for Natural Sciences in the final months?

A student should prioritize studying easy and medium-difficulty topics in Biology and Chemistry while avoiding more complex topics in Physics. This strategy allows students to score more efficiently in a short amount of time.