Here is a concise summary of the content:
**Title (Implied):** School Hacks for Lazy Students
**Creator:** Natalie (aka ELISA)
**Summary:**
* Intro: Natalie introduces herself and the video's purpose: sharing study hacks for "lazy students".
* **Math Hack 1:** Mental math trick for multiplying numbers close to 100.
* **Math Hack 2:** Simplifying discounts using mental math (e.g., calculating 40% off $400).
* **Reading Hack:** Speed reading tips:
+ Use your finger to guide your reading.
+ Read in chunks using peripheral vision.
+ Avoid subvocalizing (reading out loud in your head).
* **Fraction Hack:** "Butterfly" method for simplifying complex fractions.
* **Study Hack 1:** Effective note-taking:
+ Write notes instead of typing.
+ Condense information onto one sheet.
+ Use color-coding and highlighting.
* **Study Hack 2:** Using mnemonics for memorization (e.g., for the electromagnetic spectrum).
* **Productivity Hack:** Break long study sessions into shorter (30-minute) focused intervals.
* **Writing Hack:** Using Microsoft Word's "Focus Mode" to minimize distractions and enhance writing experience.
* **Essay Tip:** Utilize the thesaurus feature to vary vocabulary and improve essay quality.
* **Outro:** Call to engage (like, comment, subscribe) and promote other content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, keeping each fact as a short sentence and numbered for reference:
**Personal Facts**
1. The speaker's name is Natalie, and she's a student.
2. Natalie posts new videos every Monday and Saturday (initially mentioned) and later also mentions Wednesday and Saturday.
**Math Hacks**
3. To calculate 97 * 96, use the proximity to 100: (100 - 3) * (100 - 4) = 100 * 100 - 300 - 400 + 12 = 9600 - 700 + 12 = 9312.
4. To calculate a discount (e.g., 40% off $400), drop a zero from both numbers, calculate the discount (4 * 40 = 160), and subtract from the original price (400 - 160 = 240).
**Reading Hacks**
5. Use your finger to guide your reading.
6. Move your finger faster than your expected reading pace.
7. Read in chunks, using peripheral vision, to speed read.
8. Avoid saying words out loud in your mind while reading.
**Study Hacks**
9. Highlighting everything can be detrimental to studying.
10. Flashcards are an excellent reinforcement tool for improving memory.
11. Studies suggest writing notes by hand is more effective than typing.
12. Organize study materials into one sheet, separating into sections (e.g., vocab, formulas).
13. Use mnemonics to memorize complex lists (e.g., the electromagnetic spectrum).
14. Break up long study sessions into multiple, shorter (30-minute) productive sessions.
**Productivity and Writing Hacks**
15. Utilize "Focus Mode" in Microsoft Word to minimize distractions.
16. Use the thesaurus feature in Word to vary vocabulary in essays.