How to Learn Anything FASTER

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@kevinjubbalmd Ай бұрын

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@khairbhat 3 жыл бұрын

Our perceived limit is way lower than our real limit. This came at a time when I was just about to give up on something.

@fofo8760 3 жыл бұрын

I just joined med school and I'm feeling the heat thanks for this though....the bulk of knowledge can feel overwhelming...

@Sanyu-Tumusiime 3 жыл бұрын

in my country u can practice without license or training so its much better. i just learnt stuff myself by doing and its much more fun

@MohamedAli-et8pz 3 жыл бұрын

This is gold Dr J

@dr_aaronplummer 3 жыл бұрын

Future orthopedic surgeon here. Thank you for this advice!

@VyvienneEaux 3 жыл бұрын

I've been using many of these techniques thanks to your other videos and also a few books on the topic of learning (A Mind for Numbers; Make It Stick; Unlimited Memory; et cetera) and have had some great success implementing these techniques to become a straight A student (thank you for this, by the way!). I've always been a person who is much more focused on deep comprehension than on memorization, and I felt that this helped me with Anki. For me, rather than make easy Anki cards relying on cued recall, I made cards requiring free recall. While this definitely was bad for efficiency and I've since switched to cued recall cards in the style you suggest, I still use free recall for more difficult and cunceptual topics. Any ways, I'm writing this comment to say that I actually think memorizing BEFORE comprehending can help in at least one area: knowing physics equations. For some reason, for me I found that as the physics equations became more burned into my brain I became better able to make connections between them and recall them in related situations while living life (e.g. the torque equation when pushing on a door and feeling how easy or difficult it was to open depending on where I pushed; centripetal acceleration when feeling my body's inertia while making a turn in a car). Barbara Oakley agrees that memorizing the physics equations prior to comprehension can help in her book, "A Mind for Numbers." But otherwise, I do feel a major mistake students make is memorizing without comprehension; for me, this is intuitive because I struggle to find anything relevant without first understanding "why?"

@aformula4198 3 жыл бұрын

Medical content do not generally have a lot of "why's"