Extremely EFFICIENT Study with Me w/ Dr Justin Sung (IB Psychology in 2 Hours)

[@manojku232]

Most underrated study guru. You are good and really know your stuff. Most of the study guru's advocate raw activities like flashcards, spatial repetition and clean notes. But your methods are more practical and really works. Thank u.

[@shivangi5583]

Yes, and many of the methods, (I watched) I have been doing it accidentally but didn't know I was doing it before. I was always confused, why I can't do properly with some subjects but now I know and I do understand. Through Largely reliable methods which involves less of notes and more of my cognitive ability.

[@JoseRivera-rl3qv]

Trick is not study things in isolation

[@copium392]

@@JoseRivera-rl3qv easier said than done

[@JoseRivera-rl3qv]

@@copium392 it's not like that, it's like everything new when you start learning how to do it... It has its difficulty to master it yes

[@copium392]

@@JoseRivera-rl3qv it's very difficult to do, even if you are used to it. I have been using this system for more than 6 months now. That's just how it is.

[@ColinPlayzPianoC418Music]

12:20 Start studying 15:04 Inquiry based learning for studies 24:14 Expressing the relationships on the mindmap 26:21 Chunking the endocrine system 49:00 Inquiry based learning for the studies part 2 1:04:17 Expressing the relationships on the mindmap part 2 1:10:27 Encoding the biases 1:12:10 The studying technique in a nutshell 1:16:22 How to answer "why is it important" 1:20:00 Inquiry based learning for the studies part 3 1:30:46 Dr. Justin Sung preaching 1:31:49 Dr. Justin Sung legedary quote

[@yesitsme6]

thanks

[@khushilakhmani4286]

I always come back to these live streaming videos because they help me immensely to maintain focus for hours and keeping my thought process active instead of converting it into passive

[@anuragyaduvanshi8950]

12:12 starts here ... 23:00

[@MusiCrazyEsperanza]

Even hearing you questions/talk about the studies in depth (Dabbs 1988, 1995 and 1996) helped me remember them 10 minutes later. I'm excited to apply it but worried about not having enough questions or generate enough interest in my brain. I'm sooo use to just reading and then haphazardly applying the information or abandoning it afterwards. I'm not sure how long it'll take me to question things this same way.

[@Tstep45_qr]

35:53 good chunking example 8:50 objective of the learning

[@adityasinha6960]

34:17 a good eg. of chunking starts

[@kirshabrauns]

This step-by-step tutorial in real-time with you was extremely informative and helpful💡. I find I understand/learn better if I'm shown how something is done and do it myself vs. being told how to do it and having to figure it out (still works, just not as effective for me). Thank you for your time and effort, it is truly appreciated🌈🙂

[@riila4009]

This was beyond helpful! Can you make more video demonstrations?

[@fps_spicy]

please upload more of these 🥺🥺🥺

[@chloekoh9662]

Okay wow I feel like I have learnt more about testosterone here than in most common lectures specifically teaching psychology. This video is wayyy too big of a gem 🤯 Chunking techniques, aim/shoot system for keywords, relational and big-picture thinking, and even in context of reading studies?! I will always be in awe of your work, Dr Justin 🤩

[@gregorymoilwa569]

I will be applying these techniques during my 2nd year, i hope for the best.

[@NotLordAsshat]

Update? If you don't mind that is

[@Frenk33]

Wish I had found this channel before I started IB, XD this is so cool

[@KD_elctrcL_N_elctrnX]

Dr Justin Sung please do more of these

[@nocontact3095]

I would LOVE if you do a study with me MATH please or PHYSICS

[@da_b0ssie251]

Maths definitely

[@Manny24_8]

Still waiting on it

[@copium392]

when i listened to him study the dabbs experiment, i could still remember it a week later. what a great technique!!!!

[@adityasinha6960]

1:21:32 short eg of whole method

[@beakless_duck]

Interesting stuff! I have a question about the upcoming webinars, will I be able to access the recordings if I'm not an icanstudy member?

[@alittax]

This is excellent content, thank you!

[@class_video_engineering4887]

it's impressive how much things he can retain and recall from memory, anyone can explain me how could he manage that?

[@terminallucidity]

Higher order learning

[@ColinPlayzPianoC418Music]

@@terminallucidity that's not explaining that's labeling, which " is kinda lower order and doesnt promote enough processing and evaluative thinking and can make things messy"

[@terminallucidity]

@@ColinPlayzPianoC418Music explain is also lower order lol

[@joenuts4679]

He has good declarative knowledge of the topic and procedural aspects too. He essentially has really good techniques to go through books like collecting keywords and chunking them together then doing inquiry based learning and so on

[@janechapman7801]

If you are mind mapping to get info for a paper or easy what's the best methods of keeping track of references you have found?

[@garlic_paste]

Hey Justin was you using a graphics tablet or just a regular mouse while making your mindmap.

[@fps_spicy]

MORE please upload more of these type of study with me videos :DDDDD

[@ligodraws]

Omg I thought this was going to be a silent video he is literally explaining his thought process 😳 I'm late to this

[@seetsamolapo5600]

Interesting choice. Why IB psych? How about Maths HL?

[@bibiwillem1768]

Can you make another video about using doodles in your notes instade of words?

[@meerkalra2203]

How would you make these kind of notes for physics? Should you even do that or focus on understanding theory and solving problems?

[@ColinPlayzPianoC418Music]

you can make mindmaps on the theory for physics

[@marandaawong9043]

I am about to write my first APA paper, and it's on my personal self, in psychology, can you help me with it, please.

[@SportsScienceBabe]

What are the layers of learning

[@halcyontrip]

Hi doc, could you perhaps explain graduate and medical school debt? I’m very much considering med school but I’m afraid of the wild accumulation of debt 💸 Just started watching ur vids, they are greatly influential and informative!

[@paulmckoy2584]

If you pass you should be golden… of course don’t do something crazy like go to NYU and not practice in NYU.

[@johnmcg8232]

Thank you

[@azmyusama4163]

1:12:10 The studying technique in a nutshell

[@exoticblondestripper]

Dr. Jason could you please give tips on how to study medicine in a foreign language. im studying medicine in german, im studying both the language and medicine, any tips please.

[@petermuller5308]

Hi how did it go for you. I am also in my first semester in Bonn studying medicine and my German still kinda suck. Btw this is my German account to practice my German ofc my name is not Peter müller. So any tips? I find that every univeristy has different Klausuren and that differs from the Vorklinik Physikum. So i can’t only use Amboss and the Folien are sometimes too hard to understand without context as I barely understand the Dozent?

[@061zapolinariosgobi9]

Can you appliy this types of technics in math?

[@class_video_engineering4887]

I didn't understand why Justin while he's reading he skips whole lines of words, i didn't understand if he had read them in his mind and read us only important thinghs or he just skips those parts but to skip those part he must know that them aren't important so I can't figure it out, let me know please

[@terminallucidity]

Second

[@王沛元]

When you find out the important word in a sentence, it means that you find a word that if this word is removed, the sentence will just completely change it meaning or simply just doesn’t make sense. When you find it, you quickly evaluate the meaning of it in the sentence then conclude the characteristic and feature of that sentence and conclude them by your intuitive word that represent the meaning of the sentence that it is “intuitive!” for you that is called chunking. That what Justin sung does

[@aasthasingh7765]

What if I have tooo many questions about a particular topic? Should I skip those questions? Genuinely because I get this feeling of Dissatisfaction until I know the answers to all the questions in my brain. But answering all those questions sometimes is pointless and time consuming. The other way is to avoid all the question that's when learning becomes monotonous and passive.

[@hansomekim1219]

Maybe try to interpret them as a whimsical question that you'd be happy to know but won't really change anything serious

[@jpg7616]

Use the higher order of “what is most important of these questions?” And try to hit the top 3-5. Do combo questions: what’s the diff between X and Y? Which may answer multiple questions at once, etc

[@muizzsiddique]

I noticed you don't label your relationships. The only visual distinguishable feature is straight arrow vs. squiggly arrow, despite there being at least 5 different types of relationships. Is there a particular reason why you avoid this?

[@terminallucidity]

The way in which you express the arrows is inherently memorable for yourself as you need to consider things like size, length, thickness, and any other features. Labelling it is kinda lower order and doesnt promote enough processing and evaluative thinking and can make things messy

[@sea-ra9995]

Where did you go !?!

[@azam987654321]

he abondoned you

[@azam987654321]

Look up Justin sung on KZbin. He is posting there

[@KrazyFalcon]

Dr.Justin Sung is his more active channel

[@sea-ra9995]

@@KrazyFalcon yeah thank you I discovered his channel a while ago :D

[@janechapman7801]

Imagine it's difficult when you are trying to describe techniques but first time I've seen you use mind maps in the way I learnt to use them in general I would code the colours of the branches so I could see for instance pathology ( black) or psychological ( purple) physiology ( red ) clinical( blue) treatment ( pink) influence at a glance on my mind maps and use icon like pictures or symbols e.g. Psy for psychology as much as possible I wondered if you had a similar key like schema . As suggested by Tony buzan ( suther of use your mind and the mind map book) I Writing a base map then adding in branches from relevant other branches . for each source. Rewriting it with ref to other info to plan research for an essay or consolidate learning it this something you do when studying

[@chromatch704]

You did this with a mouse?!?

[@ColinPlayzPianoC418Music]

He says in the video, “I’ll just put that out on paper, on tablet”. So he’s probably using a drawing tablet

[@zerosub8572]

55:00

[@jqyhlmnp]

Australian-British vs American English for controversy and controversy. Just pronounce it “controversy” to sound normal

[@wendysutton445]

What does IB stand for and can you explain IB Psycology.

[@linnybui3932]

IB stands for International Baccalaureate program : ) . Fun fact: i am taking IB psych HL

[@nataliegamble67]

It's like the year 12 higher school certificate

[@chromatch704]

It’s like high school diploma like SAT or A level

[@iliaselouatri]

Bro is this his paid course??