30-day schedule for

crazy laggards
Hey, this is Ryo from the Learn Anything channel!
I made this schedule for those who are crazy enough to try to study in the last 30 days. I know that many
people simply have their motives (and others do not), so I always like to leave some
suggestions for those who want to perform a heroic and epic act.

It is important to remember that everyone reaps what they sow - and with that, I don't want to judge you or
blame, but that's how things work.

If you spent 12 years in school and gained no foundation, the application of this schedule
it borders on the impossible. If on top of that you haven't studied anything for the entrance exam, unfortunately there is no

magic that can be done.

Meanwhile, if you have any background (especially in mathematics), it is very likely that
you can get a good score in the ENEM. Another case is for people who are going to take less demanding courses.
crowded, making it possible to pass even without studying much.

Anyway, you reap what you sow. Even if you don't harvest any fruit now, starting
a se esforçar na direção dos seus sonhos algum dia irá te dar os resultados que você tanto
clam.

Don't worry about WHEN. It can happen now or next year. Either way!
What is important is to start and fight for what you desire.
How to Study in the Next 30 Days
You have nothing to lose, but a lot to gain.

Set aside about 4 hours a day to study, dividing the day into 2 stages: one stage
the main one I call PERIOD 1, where we will study the subjects. Already in PERIOD 2 we will
study writing, as this test guarantees up to 1000 points for your final grade.
There are not many secrets when it comes to the study method.

Watch the videos I suggest (if they exist) or simply search on

GOOGLE/YOUTUBE/CHAT-GPT. Don't try to delve too deeply!

The best way to know the depth of coverage of the topics is to take a look at the
ENEM questions on this topic, something you can find on Google or tools of
issues.

Yes, get a little resourceful! Learn to pursue these things because adulthood has begun. These
Lists are abundant, and you just need to type a few words on your PC or cell phone.

There are no rules! Just study your way, take notes your way, and do the exercises without
stop. Don't waste time, as the clock is ticking and there is no time to procrastinate. This
it's not time to learn these things, but if you want to for next year, feel free
to learn EVERYTHING with me, whether on my channel or on themy courses.

What you believe to be possible or impossible is just a game of your mind.

That 30-day schedule
Day 1 (by Oct 6)
Period 1-Mathematics
Study Mathematics: Proportion, percentage, scale, unit conversion, Average, Mode,
Median and Graphs.

Video review 1h:[Link]

Another 2 hours: ENEM exercises on the subjects.

Suggestion: use separated tabs by ENEM subjects and/or question tools that
generate lists and/or project lists Medicine.

These topics take priority over all others; if you can study only one thing,
study this!

Period 2 - Writing
Study writing for essays - syntactic analysis and sentence formation. When learning the function
From each element of writing, it becomes easier to know how and what to write.

Basic SVO model to formulate and write simple ideas.

Train by writing things of your interest.

Day 2
Period 1-Mathematics
Study Mathematics: Arithmetic, with fractions, expressions, equations, inequalities, systems,
power and root.

Video Arithmetic:[Link]

Another 2 hours: ENEM exercises on subjects. From these topics, equations are used the time
So, only inequalities and systems will have more isolated questions.
These topics are basic, but they don't have such direct incidence. Systems and inequalities will
guarantee 2-3 points out of 45 on the test.

Period 2 - Writing
Continue study of syntactic and grammatical analysis.

Take essays and texts and start to analyze them emotionally.

Day 3
Period 1 - Mathematics
Study Functions and the relationship of functions with graphs. Learn about the Cartesian plane and
X and Y axes. Learn about cause and effect relationships in functions.
If you already know, you can study quadratic functions.

Although it is important, for the ENEM there is little direct emphasis on functions themselves. What is tested
it is more focused on graphics, so it is a good topic to skip.

Period 2 - Essay
Download perfect score essays, like those of Lucas Felpi, and analyze them critically.
structurally each essay scores 1000.

Download essay templates from famous creators and teachers to use as a base.
ideas.

Learn the structure of the essay: Intro, 2 developments and 1 conclusion, as well as each
one of the paragraphs is written.

Day 4
Period 1 – Mathematics
Mathematics: studying basic things of geometry, such as nomenclatures and concepts:

• Arestas, vér ce, lado, reta, ponto, ângulo

• Names of geometric shapes and classifications
• Perimeter Calculation
• Internal angles of the figures
• Triangles and their categories
In addition, learning the Pythagorean Theorem and calculating the diagonal of rectangles, besides
train your ability to see right triangles in other figures.

Video Suggestion:h ps://[Link]/N4VIocezN8c

Correction of Exercises: [Link]

Do 2 hours of ENEM exercises. You can learn all the theoretical geometry from my video.
It is suggested to spend the other 2 days doing exercises as well!

All geometry topics are very important. If you can't study everything, study
proportion, average, and geometry in general!

Period 2 – Writing
Con nuar estudo das redações nota 1000

Day 5
Period 1 – Mathematics
Study Sine, Cosine, and Tangent (trigonometry) to find the sides of triangles
rectangle.

Concluir aprendendo sobre cálculo de área, altura e diagonais das figuras geométricas básicas:
 • Square
• Rectangle
• Rhomboid
• Trapezoid
• Circle
• Triangles of all types, especially the equilateral.
• Hexagon

Do 2 hours of exercise.

Period 2 - Writing
Study possible essay topics, divided into general categories:

• Education and Labor Market

• Culture and Leisure
• Environment and basic resources
• Health - physical and mental
• Citizenship and social issues

Quais são os principais problemas em cada categoria? Quais as causas? Como você resolveria
Would you mitigate these issues?

What are the issues we have faced in recent years that can be charged? (Ex:
global warming, violence in politics, threats to democracy, wildfires, epidemic of
problems such as anxiety, decreased or increased work hours, vandalism,
traffic, problems with imports, etc.

Day 6
Period 1 - Mathematics
Study Spatial Geometry, recognizing and knowing how to calculate area and volume of the figures:

• Prism
• Pyramid
• Cylinder
• Cone (this is less common in ENEM)

Be able to find the height and missing measurements in each figure.

Also train the ability to equate the area and volume of figures (write the formula
mathematics) and working with SCALES, converting simple units to volumetric (e.g.:
given a scale model with centimeters, calculate the volume of a swimming pool.

Fazer 2 horas de exercícios.

Period 2 - Writing
For those who have been following the channel for a long time or are my students, learning to separate ideas for writing.

for the preparation of the text. Separate simply, in topics, to later use in the text.
Each idea should have a clear purpose and connect with the next ideas.

Day 7
Period 1 – Languages
Study the following topics of Languages:

• Text Genres, Language Functions, Figures of Speech, Linguistic Resources

Text Interpretation.

Create ANKI/flash cards to learn each topic.

Study by solving questions from past exams (years 2022, 2021, 2020, etc.). When it comes to the
above topics, research the meaning to resolve the issue.

Learn to interpret according to the alternatives and commands of the question.

Period 2 - Writing
Study and write Introductions.

Day 8
Period 1 – Languages
Continue studying languages and solving problems.

If you have reached 30-35 correct answers, it is no longer worth investing in languages.

Period 2 - Writing
Escrever 1-3 Introduções de temas variados.

Day 9
Period 1 – Geography
Study the political geography of light, basic concepts:

• Capitalism, Communism, Fascism, Liberalism

• Democracia, Ditadura, Oligarquia, Aristocracia
Study the foundations of current society:

• Globalization, industrialization and technology

• Urbanization and migration from rural to urban

Study 2 hours + 1 hour of exercises (yes, we reversed the times)

It's good to have a knowledge base in geography, but remember that in the humanities exam
most of the questions are interpretative. Some very basic knowledge is required,
but what is basic for me may not be for you (e.g.: for me, the issue of
Translation and Rotation of the Earth, but there are people who do not know). That said, if you see the base of
geography and history, can do more exercise resolution to train interpretation and/or
study another subject.

Period 2 – Writing
Study connectives and have a repertoire of connectives to use and not repeat.
Day 10
Period 1 - Geography
Studying Geography focused on environmental issues, which should be present in
vocabulary from now on:

• Sources of Energy (renewable and non-renewable, differences and impacts)

• Environmental impacts of urbanization, technologies, etc.
• Phenomena: earthquakes, hurricanes, hail, El Niño and La Niña, ozone layer and
global warming

Study for 2 hours + 1 hour of exercises (yes, we reversed the times)

Period 2 - Essay
Study Developments, their structure and write some.

Day 11
Period 1 – Geography
Studying the most 'geography' part of geography, which involves:

• Earth movements, Cartography, meridians, time zone, seasons of the year

• Basic of Relays, hydrography, soil

Make Anki for memorization things, like soil types and very specific terms.

Training interpretation of ENEM exercises - most of the humanities content is barely even
they need theory.

Period 2 - Writing
Write 1-3 Developments.

Day 12
Period 1 – History
Study the general history of humanity, focusing only on the basic and main concepts of each.
period. Understand the succession of events:

• Greece: Athens and Democracy

• Rome: bread and circuses + laws
• Feudalism, Church, Reformation
• Renaissance
• Industrial Revolution

Argo suggestionHistory of the world - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ([Link])

Period 2 – Writing
Study the intervention proposal by always writing:

• Action
• Agent
• Mode/Means
• Detailing
• Purpose

Day 13
Period 1 – History
Study the history of Brazil focusing mainly on social issues.

• Slavery, Church, and Indigenous Peoples (from the discovery to today, problems and
consequences)
• Independence, the arrival of the crown in Brazil
• Brazil Oligarchy (study coffee with milk politics)
• Vargas Era (Brazil Time, IBGE, death)
• JK

Study and see, through the exercises from past exams, the level of demand for history.

Period 2 – Writing
Write at least 1-3 interventions.

Day 14
Period 1 - Philosophy
Study the summarized foundation of the main philosophers

• Socrates - 'I only know that I know nothing' and dialectics

• Plato - allegory of the cave and the world of ideas

• Descartes – "I think, therefore I am"
• Machiavelli - ideas from The Prince
• Hume – A Treatise of Human Nature
• Hobbes - Social contract (widely used in writing)
• Others: Nietzsche, Hegel, Weber, etc.

I consider philosophy questions to be difficult in the humanities exam, as almost

all require that the student has studied the philosophers. Therefore, they will ensure less
points in TRI, so consider studying this if you want the 35-45 in this exam.

Period 2 – Writing
Create a repertoire of allusions and generic and specific quotes for each of the themes.
Day 15
Period 1 - Physics
Studying Waves:

• Frequency, period
• Why does the mirror 'see' the hidden object
• Differences of mirror positions

Study Basic Dynamics:

• MUV, acceleration, gravity

• Basic theorems of gravitation - Kepler's laws.

Study the theory through the ENEM exercises, according to the level of difficulty observed.
I separated the topics by days, but it can all be studied according to how the questions arise.
charging.

The Nature exam should have lower priority, considering the difficulty and quantity.
Topics to be studied. Without a foundation it is really difficult to learn something.
a little time, but if you already know some things from school, it makes it much easier.

Remember, we harvest what has been planted. If you haven't planted yet, start now!

Period 2 – Writing
Write a complete essay (time limit of 1 hour)

Day 16
Period 1 - Physics
Study the basic electrical part:

• How to read and interpret electrical circuit diagrams

• Understand basic elements like volts, watts, amperes, ohms, and voltage difference.

Do more exercises than theory: 1 hour of theory, 2 hours of exercises.

Period 2 – Writing
Study and create vocabulary to avoid repeating words.

Day 17
Period 1 - Chemistry
Study the basis of chemistry:

• Mixtures, separation, states of matter and change of state

• Valence shell
• O que é próton, nêutron, elétron, átomo, elemento, molécula
 • Study the main elements used: H, O, C, Cl, Na, F, Au, Cu, Ag, Fe, Zn, N, P, S
Br,Mg, K, Ca, Al – suas famílias, eletronega vidade e massa.
Theory 2 hours, exercises 1 hour

Period 2 – Writing
Write a complete essay. Always correct your essays, even if it is yourself.
A suggestion is also to use AI for correction if you do not have one.

Day 18
Period 1 – Chemistry
Study Organic Chemistry, learning nomenclatures. Get a nomenclature table.
summarized for reviewing, organizing, and understanding well:

• Types: normal or branched

• Saturated or unsaturated
• Homogeneous or Heterogeneous
• Open, cyclical, and aromatic
• The 4 basic prefixes and beyond
• Hydrocarbons
• Branches and saturation nomenclatures
• Sufixos das funções: hidrocarbonetos, álcool, aldeído, cetona, ácido carboxílico,

Period 2 – Essay
Study topics in the humanities that can be used in essays.

Day 19
Period 1 - Chemistry
Continuation of organic chemistry study. Learning beyond the previous topics:

• Polar vs non-polar molecules. What is the difference? How to tell?

• Liposolubility and relation with polar/apolar (important!)
• Isomerism

Start studying, if possible, acids, bases, and salts of inorganic chemistry.

• Characteristics of acids, bases, and salts

• pH measurement and the environment

Period 2 – Composition
Write a complete essay

Day 20
Period 1 – Chemistry
Study topics that are left over from chemistry according to your affinity. If you're good at calculations.
Study Stoichiometry. Otherwise, study other topics such as Batteries and Gases.
Focus on Environmental Chemistry, examining issues and topics such as oil, pollutants, acid rain,
properties of water, ozone, etc.

Period 2 - Free
Free day to study anything

Day 21
Period 1 - Biology
Botany = the most important subject to study.

• General characteristics of plants

• Parts of the plants
• Categories of plants and nomenclatures (bryophytes, pteridophytes, gymnosperms and
Angiosperms
• Flora in Brazil

Genetics is another recurring subject. It is possible to study both in this

first day.

• Darwin's Theory and its Predecessors

• Dominant and recessive alleles.

Period 2 - Writing
Write a complete essay

Day 22
Period 1 - Biology
Study the diseases in Biology, caused by bacteria, viruses, parasites, and other sources.
Study mainly the most current diseases that have an impact on human history.
Learn about the environment, biomes, Brazilian fauna and flora, as well as environmental issues
(that will have a connection with chemistry).

Period 2 - Free
Free to study, review, or rest

Day 23
Period 1 - Biology
Study the human body and its systems, also comparing with the systems of others.
beings like plants and animals.

Learn about respiration and fermentation, in addition to energy production for living beings.

Study cytology and differences in cells between bacteria, plants, and animals.

Period 2 - Free
Free to study, review, or rest

Day 24
Book / Review / Simulations

Day 25
Book / Review / Simulations

Day 26
Simulated day 1 of the exam in 5 uninterrupted hours with an essay.

If it's not possible to do it on that day, do it on a Saturday during the month. You don't need to do the
day 1 before day 2 as well.

Day 27
Correction day 1 of the test. The objective is to see your number of correct answers, analyze questions that you got wrong.

and that are easy to learn/improve.

Learn from your mistakes and don't be carried away by the result right now.

Day 28
Simulated day 2 of the exam in 5 uninterrupted hours with an essay.

If it's not possible to do it on that day, do it on a Saturday during the month. You don't need to do the
day 1 before day 2 as well.
Day 29
Correction on day 2 of the test. The objective is to see your number of correct answers, analyze questions you got wrong.
and that they are easy to learn/improve.

Learn from your mistakes and don't let the result now carry you away.

Day 30 (max day 04/Oct)

Take a break, always rest a day before the test!

Train maximum meditation and relaxation techniques.

Final Message
That's it! I don't believe this schedule is the best way to study. Neither do I.
I believe it has all the contents of the ENEM and that it will help someone pass in Medicine.

The objective of this work is to show that it is possible to organize and create action plans.
regardless of your situation.
For me, the biggest educational deficit we have is that the student leaves school unable to learn.
or even plan your own study journey. People confuse education with doing
Tests and getting good grades, but I believe that education means EMPOWERING and bringing paths
so that a person can develop.

All of this is not a journey to take a useless exam.

It's about checking if you have become capable of going after what you need. Of organizing yourself. Of coping.
with frustrations and pressures. Vestibular is just one of the first major problems that
will be presented in your life. A problem that no one can solve for you. A
a problem that makes you want to run away and hide.

My greatest wish, besides your approval, is that you wake up to this.

You need to learn how to learn.

Because learning is not about studying, but about overcoming adversities and becoming
able to do what you are incapable of. Learning is freedom.
And if you go through using this craziness here, let me know, OK?