How to Study and Comprehend Difficult Subjects

[@WhiteDervish]

People, this is the single most useful thing on the internet. It really works. Not only that but also It works really fast.

[@edutechional]

I'm glad that you found it helpful!

[@GITADEVI-jk5lm]

Combine it with the retaining method of revision 6 times and boom you can be an expert in theory subjects. Thanks for the technique. I am aquainted with this but yet never really applied it

[@BrianThomas]

From 2016 wow. The gift that keeps on giving. Thank you kind sir for reminding me of some basic tools that I can apply.

[@CarlosOrtiz-ht6rn]

Great explanation! Thank you! I just got done wasting my time watching 5 videos each 8-10 mins long with some guys head plastered at 100% of the screen size blabbing on and on about how to do this, and they never actually show you how to do it! 🙄 Your video is a needle-in-a-haystack find! Thanks!

[@edutechional]

I'm glad that you found it helpful, I always try to keep things practical. Good luck in your interview!

[@athenaenergyshine7616]

I started basic engineering this year. I felt so lost as I am so new at this. So I put off studying and now I have a test to study for information I have not even learnt. I will do this in the future

[@jesussanchezherrero5659]

I'm gonna try out this one plus applying what i call the "fit it in its drawer" technique. Basically memorizing well the outline of a chapter and guessing what each section tells you. Then learning details by mentally fitting them in each section, having the outline jotted down on a separate paper sheet on one side.

[@coffeecat8826]

That sounds like a really great idea I should try it thanks xx

[@sagardhoundiyal8667]

Sir I am from India and Indian education is just like memorizing concept without understanding them this video is very helpful for me Thank you

[@edutechional]

Glad to hear that

[@ubahpeter4618]

This video should get at least one million views.. who else agrees with me?

[@edutechional]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@ichigo8983]

I agree!

[@coffeecat8826]

I'm studying biology (biomed) and I'm doing my final year project on a topic that I know barely anything about (flavonoids) and a topic that I know a little (cancer, immunology). There is just SOOO much literature on these topics and so many different things that they do (there are many many flavonoids, and each of them does many many different things using different mechanisms). i'm gonna try out this method to do my reading. I hope this method works for a literature based project!

[@lennich4199]

I fully agree that this method is very useful when trying to understand difficult concepts but it takes a lot of time to go deep into every single aspect, time you may not have. Maybe you can make a video about: how to understand difficult subjects in a short amount of time

[@apamwamba]

And time is money. Anyway i love the method. Obviously the more complex a topic the more time it takes.

[@duynhanvo7673]

Thank you for recommending useful way to study. I have been looking for a "right" way for me to study lately. This video might help a lot.

[@mariagabrielagarciaarroyo4733]

Awesome video! Thank you, I actually do this when programming, currently working on Artificial Inteligence problems with C#

[@mgnraja1]

Very well explained the concepts. Looking for more such type of videos !

[@riri-f2i]

i use the same strategy but I use flow chart instead of bubbles, it really works

[@KahuthiaChris]

Am here in 2021 4th june ,one and a half hour to my test.I dont understand anything, I have no clue.its condensed matter physics. I hope to apply the tips in the tests to come.for this one I give up☺️. Education is hard

[@psarino]

Also, to improve it even further, use feynman technique in every single topic

[@edutechional]

The feynman technique is a great approach as well!

[@MyKombucha]

I struggle with any concept where you have to switch perspectives and switch "directions" a lot. E. G., in accounting, debit VS credit. If you're looking at the POV of the seller VS. the buyer, you either debit or credit, and under certain tax laws, you buy and sell assets to yourself (huh?), incurring losses or gains, deductible or losses yourself under both pov... Then there is the gov't POV to factor when paying taxes... If tax credits / deductions increase or decrease, who and how does it help or harm exactly... I need to illustrate with a simple case and run diff basic scenarios to understand how different numbers shift... Don't know if my struggle makes sense!

[@footballclips5013]

Can't wait to try this out... Especially physics....

[@apamwamba]

This good. Very visual and i happen to be a visual person. In addition, if you can find a subject matter specialist who can summarize any subject, the better...

[@moneyharry]

one good tip for you too, BLINK!

[@edutechional]

Blinking is for amateurs...

[@moneyharry]

edutechional I'm hoping that you are just being sarcastic!

[@istaahilismail5117]

Harry TM he does blink, you're just blinking the same time he's blinking.

[@basicedits5134]

@@istaahilismail5117 lol

[@Janto001]

Awesome content. I was always a student of Tony Buzan’s mind mapping… this is one variation of his techniques. Buzan encourages the use of pictures as well to incorporate both sides of the brain. On a side note: what’s with the collar? Looks like you created ur own V neck shirt or attempting to be more professional by covering the beer chest hairs. 🤣

[@maryanne2025]

I was doing the intuitively without writing down the mindmap. I just wrote down terms Id did not understand and then underneath link the article online they helped explain it My issue now is time. I’m behind and need to stay on track

[@franksanchez1716]

Is there way for someone to make daliy progressive worksheets like how they use to do in school

[@shyannkelly8924]

I’m going to try this

[@youmini28]

This is great, and actually works thanks. X

[@n2bar712]

Thank you sir your explanation is excellent

[@Blossom_Ap]

Thanks for this helpful video. You’re doing good things by helping and giving infos and tips to other people. So just ignore the rude internet people. Your subscribers do appreciate your contents silently in the background. Thanks.

[@edutechional]

I greatly appreciate the kind words!

[@ClaudiuDrg]

This year is my 8th grade exam im so stressed atleast now i know how to study

[@edutechional]

Good luck in the exam!

[@ClaudiuDrg]

@@edutechional Thanks!

[@IwokeUpInSOMA]

Fantastic video, will certainly implement this. I just get frustrated because i think; if my brain has no real issue with understanding the broken-down aspects, WHY does it struggle with tackling it as a whole. Because when you think about it, when I am understanding the broken-down information, for all intents and purposes, I am still understanding a 'whole, independent' amount of information. Fundamentally i figure (but am not certain), that a complete understanding of every word, and therefore the interaction between each word in a sentence must be FULLY understood, in order to understand any sliver of information. I suppose there's other factors that play into it as well: general memory, motivation & desire of the topic, fear of forgetting etc. That all have a contribution as to how well you learn in general.

[@edutechional]

Thanks for the great discussion! And yes, there are entire fields of study related to how the brain works when it comes to learning. It comes down to being able to build out a 'mental model' for a topic and building the level of knowledge from that point.

[@IwokeUpInSOMA]

@@edutechional Fantastic, few things are better than a healthy 2-way conversation. Ive been looking into the process of neurogenesis as of recent; it is certainly worth a look. Talks about the various ways in which naturally, you can enable your brain to create more neural pathways using sugar-starving & Ketosis techniques. Theres studies on the internet about it too, whereby not only did they find this technique effective, but that it also offers a relatively high success rate of mitigating the symptoms and severity of say, epilepsy & autism for example. Interesting stuff.

[@Nomadbushman]

Jake Trapp I Disagree. I think you need to have a general over arching grasp of the idea. When you are trying to juggle all the little details you have nothing to connect then to. You are going to get overwhelmed. It would be like trying to solve a puzzle but the the pieces are face down and you have no idea what the picture looks like.

[@kareemkhald3273]

What do you mean

[@cocothetimeless8382]

that's why he drew a mind map on the blackboard behind him. It is to facilitate connecting the little pieces of information and gaining a big picture understanding of the whole.

[@lalchhanchhuahibawitlung2004]

Thank you...

[@CalitranoN]

Im a software engineer, learning new software apps. is always a pain

[@edutechional]

It's definitely a daily challenge, it's the same for me!

[@chaoukimachreki6422]

Oh great !

[@thecomplimentking]

This is great. Thanks.

[@comledsiame]

How can I study 9subject in a week, please help me, am begging

[@ncedileshongwe2182]

It starts at 1:33 mins y'all

[@tayengn6884]

Great video. Do you have any tips on writing good essays? I am preparing for a competitive exam and essay writing skill are not very good.

[@ambercordingley9545]

so helpful!

[@edutechional]

Thanks!

[@studious_dawg5878]

Thank you man

[@ellerfitz]

Hmmm... What does one do when they can't even understand the content of this video?

[@mr.taquito7977]

thanks for this piece of advice!

[@edutechional]

You're welcome, I'm glad you found it helpful!

[@sirijanthakur]

thanks buddy

[@joshuacole8284]

You’re using the Depth First Search algorithm when studying. Nice. (Programmers will understand.)

[@edutechional]

Exactly! I was homeschooled and my mom taught me this approach from the time I was young. And when I learned about DFS I was like, "Oh, I've been doing this for years!"

[@eX1m0]

thank you!

[@edutechional]

You're welcome!

[@the_anuragsrivastava]

Thank you so much sir

[@happiness6746]

i do this!! i guess im just being lazy😂this kind of takes a lot of time but yea makes sense

[@shabbirkhan5049]

Nice!

[@edutechional]

Thanks!

[@audreymagline6344]

but this takes so long to understand the whole thing...

[@edutechional]

Very true, that's where grit and Malcom Gladwell's '10,000' hour rule come into play

[@sid5201]

Mapping technique

[@convex2172]

So U can study in O(nlogn)?

[@edutechional]

Ha, that's the goal!

[@Astrid_1408]

❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@nigelpascua287]

Instruct-learn Teacher

[@samhelmyakacookiez1235]

Me trying to understand art be like

[@Yechurchonline]

Thank you

[@edutechional]

You're welcome

[@eddiew2325]

Will u not marry me

[@cokedupcat]

This video is hilarious at x0.50 speed 🤣

[@NnaemekaAmamasi]

What a pile of BEANS...!!!

[@sharonacollins8081]

great content

[@edutechional]

Thanks!