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You want motivation.

​These videos are gaining waves in East Asia for a reason.

​They are known for helping to get rid of waning concentration.

​All by studying alongside other students revising in silence. So click play on one of these Top 3 videos, with a bonus one too. 

3.​ "Study With Me - A 25-Minute Pomodoro Session"

One of the YouTube greats, this is a 25-minute study session with Thomas Frank. This Study With Me is silent, so scroll to #2 for a video with background music. Thomas uses the Pomodoro Technique, so scroll to the bottom of this page for simple advice on that. 700,000+ views.
​Leave this page open on your laptop, on a phone or a half-screen window and get to work on GCSE Physics or GCSE English Literature revision.

2. "Study With Me (Real Time) | 3rd Year of Med School Vlog | Vlogmas 9"

With music, this study vlog is around 30 minutes (starting at 0:30), revising alongside a university medical student. This video is with music, so scroll to #1 or #3 for great Study With Me videos in silence. 200,000+ views.

1. "Real Time Study With Me *with break* 💪 - 2 Hours of Productivity & Motivation"

If the 30 minute YouTube videos are too short, here is a 2 hour Study With Me.  This revision session starts at 1:20. In silence apart from breaks. 600,000+ views.

Bonus: "REAL TIME study with me (no music): 2 hour pomodoro session with breaks (background noise)"

Also a long 2-hour study session, this YouTube study video is split into 25 minute pomodoro sessions. For advice on how to use the Pomodoro technique, so scroll down below this video for a simple advice. This study video is in silence (with background noise) other than the break times. 600,000+ views.

Finally, Pomodoro advice for the videos above:

As promised, Pomodoro advice for the Study With Me videos. Great for GCSE exam revision, studying and homework.

​How to use the Pomodoro technique:

  1. Pick one single task.
  2. Play the video. You can also use a Pomodoro app, or phone timer.
  3. Focus on nothing but that task for the 25 minutes. ​Feel free to make this 15 or 20 minutes if that works better.
  4. Once the timer goes off, take a 5-minute break.
  5. Repeat (usually 3 times, followed by a longer break of your choosing (around 25-50 minutes)).

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