How to Study Way More Effectively | The Feynman Technique

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Thanks to everyone who entered last weeks competition. Winners will be announced in the next few days on social media :). Also, thanks to Brilliant for sponsoring this video! Signing up is free so why not check it out: brilliant.org/freedominthought ? Lastly, if you missed my podcast with Jay, it's up on my podcast channel now: bit.ly/2gg8Rw9. This was the last entry into my "learning" series. I'm going to try and step up the quality of my videos once more so I'll be MIA for awhile writing and working on my animations. See you soon!

[@deletedaccount8176]

Wise one please tell me how to write and understand the concepts of writing

[@deletedaccount8176]

I don't know I called you wise one I mean you're wise but I feel like I just i dont know what to say

[@diamondwood1646]

I am curious as to why you dislike the quality of your videos: I already respect your animation style, and if you look through the comments a lot of others do too. From what i can tell you are one person working on these videos, and you are outputting weekly content with your current method. If you look back through your videos there is a clear improvement to the quality and content of the videos: and you have been producing a high quality standard of video for a month straight: 5 videos! I feel like you should be focusing on your thoughts and ideas for later videos rather than improving your animation style: it will probably help in the long run, and when you are able to, you could get another person on board your staff to cope with upping the animation quality. Increasing the frequency of your videos will also help to get messages across faster, and more effectively. Take a look at kurzgesagt. Their videos are of immensely high quality, however take many people to make over a much broader time span. Their videos have a better animation style, sure, but they have plenty of support from millions of people (at the time of writing their subscriber count was 4,992,378, which is close enough to 5 million.) 5 Million people supporting a KZbin channel, with a solid grounding to improve animation quality. Hopefully you agree with some of the things i have just mentioned, and if you can't already tell i really enjoyed the learning series.

[@dcllaw677]

Freedom in Thought To paraphrase Socrates, the start of wisdom is to realize how little we actually know. I have been an attorney in Florida since 1990, and almost every day I learn things I didn’t know. Fortunately for my clients, the stuff that I do know is adequate to represent their needs. That being said, I’m not afraid to admit when I don’t know something and refer a potential client to someone who is qualified in the relevant area. I hope I’m not Being too honest for my own good. LOL

[@NotAnYoutubeChannel]

yes, this quote of Schumacher is on spot. So why don't you absolutely dare and go against the mainstream academy in regards to out of body experiences and the out of africa theory (mtDna, ydna denisovans and aboriginals), for example? Why do people that love to label themselves as Critical thinkers when they are all swore to be loyal the same dogmas of not touching topics they think is BS without even taking 3 hours of deep studying into it? You would realise that a good part of what is called "pseudo science" is in fact " the phenomena I will forever deny because otherwise it would invalidate the paradigm I irrationally defend as mine since I am too afraid to look outside the box" (Or because it would throw the profits with cancer treatement in the trash, when it comes to medicine)

[@LukeFaulkner]

Who else is supposed to be studying right now?

[@thecatholicchurch]

actually just finished my exams but this was in a tab lol

[@rakhibandyopadhyay5385]

My goodness!!

[@the_novice_zoologist]

Mee

[@Winterywave]

MEE

[@lunybeb]

Luke Faulkner me

[@sediboi]

I studied I learned I took the exam I passed the exam I forgot what I learned

[@BaoBao-ny9ij]

Me too

[@mvp07m]

Same

[@rowena7655]

Story of my life

[@sabinarumi2311]

Our education system 😞

[@lifeisnotvibestv5124]

@@sabinarumi2311 your brain

[@BoshyG]

Oops, I spent so long studying how to study that I didnt study.

[@Manu24985]

😂😂😂😂🤦🏻‍♀️

[@akenow.]

No, you studied how study

[@Mushroom321-]

😅 uh oh...

[@Ykurdii]

Bruce lee said that if you think about something too much you are not going to do it

[@hhfbko]

@@Ykurdii yep

[@m3hdim3hdi]

Step 1: stop watching youtube Step 2: start studying

[@pawelniesporek7]

step 3: stop studying, because you do it wrong step 4: watch how to study in a better way step 5: start studying now.

[@guestyssandbox6288]

I actually learned througj youtube

[@simoun59]

Step 8: resurrect again Step 9: go back and review Step 10: realize your dumb .....

[@rayn28]

That's the problem..... I can't!!

[@MsDogleaf]

Step one is the hardest part

[@vaibhovshinde]

Step 1: start studying

[@cafelatte1124]

How dare you stop people from ruining their own lives by not studying on KZbin!!

[@Aidan-oz8mo]

You got me

[@christina4012]

It's tooo hard

[@srmariachi5844]

@@satorugojo5953 lol

[@someone-en1gg]

Fuck you

[@mayankbhandari3536]

Tried to teach my 5 year old brother about gradient calculation. He hates me now.

[@kashafsultan4278]

hahaha

[@indiasprintingandsportstra5515]

Fool

[@alishakhan6609]

Lol

[@poyosnykundu5816]

😂😂😂😂

[@meaparadox5864]

😂😂😂🤣

[@bayuntorowiyono7378]

Step 1 - listen to "lofi hip hop radio - beats to relax/study to" by chilled cow

[@Sam-rd9bd]

Yep

[@ShreyBrawlStars]

lol same

[@mannycalavera121]

Nah I'm white

[@marcoaureliofernandezreyes1413]

Distracting.

[@lavitaebella7648]

lmaooo

[@stannolmans2632]

*My biggest takeaway:* *Feynman technique* 1) teach 👉 2) find knowledge gaps 👌 3) patch the gaps 🤜 4) repeat ♻️ *Teach with analogies, hook the knowledge on known knowledge.*

[@Aritul]

Thank you for this extremely helpful comment!

[@jaredf6205]

You don't have to actually talk to any real people. You can try to explain it to imaginary people too.

[@SerendipitousProvidence]

@@hemangiambavade4936 What you think the comment meant is different (no matter how small) from what the comment actually meant. And what he commented is different (no matter how small) from what he meant to convey.

[@abigwhale1043]

Best summary ever. Thank you

[@abigwhale1043]

@@jaredf6205 Yeah, bruh, I just bore my cats

[@hannah7642]

The best way of studying for me is: 1) Understand the info 2) Repeatedly test myself over and over again until I know everything 3) Teach people about what I've learnt (e.g. tutoring them through a topic) 4) Applying the knowledge (past papers or to everyday situations)

[@bigschloongjameson]

Hannah how do you test yourself

[@blabbajabba9678]

Probably better than the vid lol i gotta get studying now

[@elizabethmulugeta8962]

Hannah I do the similar thing

[@Norogoth]

1. Understand the info. YEAH OKAY.

[@Danni4096]

i only made this channel to comment on vids Active recall / Practice testing. During lecture write down questions for yourself and then answer them.

[@juliansuse1]

step 1: do nothing step 2: realize exam is in one weak (& shit your pants) step 3: study 24/7 like your life is at stake step 4: pass exam step 5: repeat step 1

[@revathibabu8952]

exactly the same what I do

[@elianaph_5534]

Mine is in 2 days help

[@capify1636]

@@anonnoteagain1 Excuse me,is "consider" not condisder, my english is tres bien now.

[@Justme-gm7ct]

Wait 1 week? But that's a lot

[@rin6775]

That what I'm doing right now actually

[@qwertyyuiop319]

Step 1: Throw your phone out the window

[@ujjwalthakur1760]

Okay done

[@kjtin8888]

Hahahahhahahaha

[@sonug.c.2143]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ujjwalthakur1760]

@Jonathan Rodriguez with the new phone 😂

[@Delxluna]

Man...!!!..... It costs a lot!! U throw ill catch 😁

[@vision.observer2587]

Crazy how students have to search up “how to study?” Schools dont prepare is for the future

[@Marigold_Diaries]

Do offices teach you how to work???

[@nicolalastella8107]

@@Marigold_Diaries No cause offices aren’t supposed to teach you, whilst schools have to make you be prepared for the future

[@Moonlightss320]

@@Marigold_Diaries Office are for apply what you learned to get paid,you pay school to get prepared to get paid. If they don't teach you how to learn,then they are just stole your money.

[@homerthompson6028]

I found out early on, in my teenage years actually, that the best way for someone to really grasp new information is to teach them like they're a complete moron. I've always learned faster when someone baby's me through something so I try to use that technique when teaching others. That's why I hate the programming community. When you try to get help with something that they deem easy, you'll get chewed out for it, as if they've never been in that position before.

[@Liuhuayue]

The For Dummies series got it right, then.

[@advait35]

EXACTLY. The first question I asked on Stack Overflow when I was a newcomer in the programming community and got two downvotes cuz I didn't know the concept of vectors. AND also because I was using Turbo C, which isn't my fault cuz my backwards dunghead Education Board drafted syllabus to use Turbo C and the ancient C++ format. Is that my fault? No. Can I learn about modern methods by asking/searching online? Yes. Will the egotistical SO community allow that? No, sir! They're too deep in their thick fucking high status to allow newbies to learn.

[@bassemghorab]

@@advait35 fucking stack overflow. i thought i was the only one who thought negatively about that. seriously they always throw shit instead of just answering the question

[@thanhvinhnguyento7069]

Yeah. Cuz you know more people means more competition. They don't want that

[@BBRR442]

Would hate anyone teaching me something to me like a moron

[@lululululululululululululu7583]

FINALLY!!!! MY LITTLE BROTHER IS GOING TO BE USEFUL IN MY LIFE

[@craigoren4475]

As a professor, I found that teaching a topic to others always improved my grasp of it. In retrospect, I think I probably should have told my students that the best way to be sure they understood the material would be to try to explain it to someone else, even someone outside the field.

[@WellBalancedWallet]

This technique seems almost flawless. I’ve always thought that focusing on my weak points while studying was super helpful. This has confirmed it.

[@CassandraBankson]

*This actually helps. Yay internet!!*

[@fernandog.5532]

Cassandra Bankson bbbb3bbbvbb

[@aurelianspodarec2629]

Cassandraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@sindrelopez-arnesen7119]

Cassandra Bankson 😊

[@ASHISHKUMARDPSG]

Jesse Pinkman This is my own private time to procrastinate and I will not be harassed. Bitch!

[@NisargJain]

Cassandra is the new Justin.

[@rayn28]

I just pretend like I'm doing a vlog and talk to my imaginary camera, explaining the lessons that I need to study about. Also, I write my own reviewer. It works.

[@liamharcombe5496]

me: *explains partial differential equations* 5 year old: *understands completely*

[@sidnvt]

You probably won't see this comment, but I loved this video. The explanation and delivery just makes me want to watch more of your work! Thanks and keep up the good work

[@chidude6616]

I would have gotten an A if i didn't spend all my time watching this instead of studying

[@yayamartinez1404]

I would have gotten an A if I knew all the answers on the exam

[@Liuhuayue]

@@yayamartinez1404 I mean, you're not wrong.

[@FBR2169]

@@yayamartinez1404 not if you know the answers after handing over your papers🤣

[@assya3977]

i would have gotten an A if i didnt spend my time reading ur comment

[@JennyMJD]

@@assya3977 faxx doe

[@margaretbatson83]

Yes studying in Highschool and College is challenging but the material is hard if your not book smart. Keep at it you'll eventually get it.

[@Adrian-fk6sl]

(Don't mind me just note taking) Feymann Technique: -try to teach the concept to someone in simple terms -find gaps in your knowledge -solve them using the source material -repeat

[@teemum.9023]

This is not how to study. This is after you already studied "the source material". In university the source material will be 300 pages every 15 days in an exam where you write by hand in a stressful manner for 1 - 3 hours.

[@adlofheltirchiefadvisortot40]

Teemu M. exactly, this is a terrible video- it teaches you how to have an indepth knowledge of something, not how to study.. a shallow knowledge of what you are studying is much better when you have a small time scale to write your essay, as there is less to complicate you, and as examiners only have a couple of minutes to read your paper, remembering key buzzwords, and quotes and putting them on paper matters more in an exam

[@teemum.9023]

I don´t think you can know what the keywords are and what they mean by skimming the book. The memory cannot keep 300 pages of shallow knowledge. You lose it all one day. It can´t be about my reading technique. There must be a previous level that helps you to skim most of it, or the questions are not about the keywords but cover only the short intro of the book.

[@Arheidi]

Dude what are you looking for.there is no way to study except reading.lmfao due to what your thoughts are.

[@Liuhuayue]

@@Arheidi You start with reading, but only reading isn't the only way to study. You can use flashcards or practice questions for example.

[@bringbackmemesineurope1576]

the feynman technique was never made for people to study better for school and university n shit, its made for actually understanding and practicing concepts for ur own benefit and so it sticks. school education throws that shit out the window most of the time, so u cant really expect this learning method to work very well for school studies

[@nikitbarapatre]

I tried explaining Vapour compression Refrigeration Cycle to a 5 year old he started running away.

[@cataliniancu2035]

Nikit Barapatre • 2 years ago. It doesn't work if you approach them in the park, while they're playing.

[@RoddPH]

lmfao

[@aarohanyt7374]

thanks to you i went on wikipeddia to study about what this was ...\ vapor compression refrigenation cycle is a mechanism used for transferring heat from one place to another . here a REFRIGERENT undergoes PHASE TRANSITIONS and heat can be transferred to another place . used in heat pumps , air conditioners ,refigerators i got shallow knowledge on the topic , thank you !

[@oneraccoon5490]

This was actually on a physics test for me, yes I failed the test

[@5MinutePsychology]

This topic has always been of high interest amongst psychologists. In the first 50 or 60 years psychologists studied the way we learn. I especially like findings of behaviourists like Pavlov (classical conditioning) and Skinner (instrumental conditioning). I know that’s a lot has been said ever since but I can still find a lot of value in their experiments when it comes to education.

[@ThePiMan0903]

Thanks for this Freedom in Thought!

[@jasonleewkd]

Don't act on information you yourself have not reviewed. Explain out loud to a peer who is unfamiliar Identify gaps for oneself Go back to source and study till you can use easy language to explain. Repeat. Challenge: be simple and concise. An intelligent fool can make things more complicated. It takes courage to go the other way. Be able to explain it to a 5 year old. Create an analogy. This is the Pinnacle of having mastered a topic. Using analogies allow you to meet the explainee at his or her level of idnerstanding, not yours.

[@estebanisswimming]

Jason Lee thanks

[@arisatu4447]

Wow...thanks🙏

[@random__commenter_]

Why did I not see this sooner?! I’m almost done with the video!

[@hchen8487]

thanks～(˶‾᷄ ⁻̫ ‾᷅˵)

[@jitmanewtyagi565]

Thanks for giving something practically useful.

[@visiop1]

WeTube John 14:6New International Version (NIV) 6 Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.

[@vaxrvaxr]

That's awfully convenient for Jesus.

[@joey7107]

i watch this video while studying, the amount of efficiency is just beyond human understanding

[@darknetrus3894]

0:01 - 0:04 The music in this video rememberes me the sayori ➰ (Who played DDLC will understand)

[@souravjaiswal5891]

THANK YOU.. As a grad student with ADHD, I end up knowing something about many things most of them not at all related to my core field of study.. I will definitely give this a try

[@fsdx416]

I fully agree that learning deeper improves understanding by filling gaps and connecting dots. It definitely gives meaning to what I'm studying but it's time consuming as I have such a short time between exams.

[@medev3349]

Great content ! Hats off to the best channel in youtube

[@claudiakhan5799]

i love that the great value of empathy is mentioned ij this video

[@UPSC101]

I'm a teacher. I had no idea I was using the Feynman technique all this time till I came across this vid. Thanks.

[@donmosquito7868]

Is the music going backwards?

[@HetThakkar809]

A lot of Lo-Fi music producers use reverse piano samples as pads. This music piece uses these samples a lot

[@penssuck6453]

are you, No.

[@MissingClara]

Does anyone know the name?

[@nudge2784]

^

[@xue4058]

@@HetThakkar809 i think it might be song of unhealing

[@sojuu3097]

I'm sitting for my end of year exam this late October😭 I hope I'll pass. Wish me Luck! 💛

[@oktindyahsekar5307]

Good luck for ur exam!

[@bwenswoo]

goodluck!

[@zochbuppet448]

Thanks for reading your essay for us on how to study

[@TheOriginalZilla]

Once again excellent video. It's interesting with how you can use these various methods of absorbing and understanding information. Applying them to a routine, pushing your critical thinking abilities, and taking a step back to analyze seems to be a general idea of all of these. Granted the excecution will vary from person to person. But the effort is worth it. Think of the opportunity cost. Effort into these methods and pushing your critical thinking versus wasting time on something else haha. Either way I'm looking forward to the giveaway and the next video!

[@EMPEROR-gt7ic]

I am hypnotised The music in the background is digital drugs

[@noura7151]

thanks

[@Arheidi]

It's backward

[@mrignagupta1351]

This was really a good video... I started tutoring and this helped me with my way of teaching

[@Jcthered]

Beautiful video, thank you!

[@geetayadav5099]

Taught solid state to my dog...he's a professor in nearby university now😂

[@JHS270694]

My cat taught me the art of persuasion. People love me now. 😎

[@sejalr.8692]

🤣

[@MfromaniMals]

I have just observed that you chaned your logo. I really like this new logo.

[@lavenderplays1649]

I love this asmr video!! Watched it at night and I’m already falling asleep gonna sleep like a baby tonight

[@vipinegi1709]

Thanks for giving something practically useful..🙏🙏🙏

[@msaniimpyaBMW]

1:15 Very excellent explanations

[@trainrecruits9313]

MAke life better goo.gl/e5p24w

[@p.z.8355]

I find it hard to explain something to someone who doesn't share the basic understanding of a topic. In order to explain you have to go from ground up, and build up your explanation piece by piece. I can understand that helps a lot to solidify your own understanding, but its a freaking time consuming endeavour

[@Liuhuayue]

Yeah, the time cost is such a problem.

[@kierantj903]

explain it to a peer

[@b-6870]

I used to think the same. But I realised that if I can't teach the basics in the simplest language (like a jargon free, simple language), even if it consists of basic formulas, basic knowledge, the basics aren't actually clear to me. Yes! Most basics in our childhood are taught to us in a way, we know their formulas, we know how to solve problems through them, we have practised theme enough but we haven't been able to imagine them in reality. So we find it time taking to explain those basics to an amateur too. Otherwise, it's extremely interesting and not as tiring to teach someone from the very beginning.

[@Mur1l0g]

Awesome video, it helped me a lot to enhance my studies!

[@angel-vw3ro]

Well explained!

[@AramDovlatyan]

Hey man what was the background music? I thought it was near perfect choice of music and definitely added suspense to the video that helped amplify it's meaning.

[@pivotal-ai]

Feynman technique: Explain Identify Study Repeat Carrying a journal to capture things you realize that you don't know and then studying up on them is very useful!

[@faiyazkabir41]

Set a week goal, work hard for it, achieve it at all costs, reward yourself THATS F****** IT!

[@mixtapes5940]

The one who seek for truth always find success. Keep on working everyday, and you will find yourself! Inspire, Motivate, Study, Grow...

[@captureunsw7796]

I have a little brother, I taught him how to do calculus but the special thing here is that I am not a big fan of math, in the end, I understood calculus and I passed the exam

[@DiLiG3N7]

Basically the 4 steps can be summed up to just study the material with more focus on your weak points until you can explain what you've learned simply and concise to someone who doesn't know the material.

[@prateekyadav3773]

so i was doing this unknowingly for 4 months, it really is helpful

[@rupalisharma6954]

I am new to watch over these videos and iam a teacher and I like the content very much as I will use this in my professional skills

[@alexwoolf419]

Your videos always makes me feel motivated

[@nextstep6410]

Alex Woolf whats your profile

[@atultiwari4319]

really??

[@gruzzaspal2894]

For 2 minutes. Then u must check Tinder.

[@outofcontextscenes2748]

Gruz Zaspal I’m sure she doesn’t need a man/woman 😌 she’s going places with her life, the question is, is why are you worried about what she does in her well earned free time💁🏼‍♀️

[@udayshetkar1658]

Great video👍👍👍

[@sardarmuhammadshaheer1206]

Thank God, they are letting us download these amazing things

[@thetwins6221]

Interesting technique! My twin and I also made a video about acing your classes and productivity!

[@toasterstrooder8628]

"New studies show that eating is bad for you and leads to obesity, stop eating" I mean, that obesity part is true...

[@barbezph]

KZbin’s Algorithm is one of the most beautiful things i’ve ever experienced 🤣 Anyway, this is an awesome video, Freyman Technique could be really important for all of us who are studying and trying to increase our knowledge. My Study Method is really similar to this, explaining what you’re saying helps you to understand better the topic. Indeed I always try to do some parallelism to reality and every-day life. This shortcut will be really helpful ;)

[@haseebhabibshaikh1609]

This actually helping 😍😍

[@jordanroyal9762]

What is a fruit that goes into space? A coco-naut

[@normalhumanbeing6066]

Stop

[@blackqyu7433]

Delete this

[@ashutoshsamantaray2572]

Raargh

[@midnightsky7257]

Unfunny

[@trinitycromwell1166]

...I'm gonna tell everyone I know this stupid joke, just to see their reaction

[@casperfigge]

hehe loves this one. I suffer from what is called a spastic paralysis. I walk a little bit funny because of this, and because of this when some children see me coming up they often ask why I go like that. and I'm just telling children I'm missing an rubber band in my leg and this is the way it understand it .. think about it: D

[@iloveyoutothemoonandback]

f

[@iRacso11]

casper figge youre awesome man, keep a strong grip on life, wish you all the best. :)

[@bigbadbraxien6081]

casper figge oh I'm so sorry about that💗

[@GloriousAssam]

Good on you for using your quirks as strength and having a positive attitude about it, you make the world better with this mentality

[@stutir.5242]

casper figge it's amazing to see how you converted something that could have made me depressed into something so simple as missing a rubber band...idk I just learned that my problems are big only when I make them big Thank you 😊

[@alissosonvasq]

so thats why teachers are so knowledgeable of what they teach.

[@mrmanq9517]

Thank you! dropping gems bro ('',)

[@kirbyawesome5077]

My way of studying is I have to study what I'm having a test on over and over again, then my mom or someone has to quiz me on it I usually don't do very well. Sadly I don't like studying because I just simply hate tests!

[@diamondwood1646]

If you don't mind me asking: what is your method of study? (read, write, flashcards, e.t.c)

[@kirbyawesome5077]

diamondwood1 I sometimes use index cards, read my material try to memorize it, and write and read

[@diamondwood1646]

Firstly, what I am about to write will be less effective to you if you are doing the real tests for GCSE's (for Americans that's 15-16 yr old's) or higher very soon, as the tests you will be doing are more important to your learning journey than a smaller year 9 (13-14 yr old's) test. If you can in any way, without punishing overall learning, try to tweak your revising process from test to test, and make a note of any errors that arise from your current process. Some examples of errors in your revising process may be: Distractions (internet, home life, environment, or other) Technique in revising (Lack of intake of knowledge using a specific technique, etc.) Lack of fresh air (Fresh air, depending on the pollution in the air, will benefit your focus and productivity greatly) Any other problems that you can detect within your study. Use of some of the techniques made in this video and other videos by Freedom In Thought (most notably critical thinking, as this relates directly to school and its flaws), or any other techniques that you may find on the internet or from other members of society, will almost definitely increase your memory of different topics that you may need to revise for or research, and this therefore makes it much easier for memory to be used later on in life in the career path and jobs that you will choose. _Arguing with yourself and writing that down in a systematic, ongoing plan ... that has been my recipe for a couple of years now. Its probably these three points I would give most weight to out of your selection. They make course correction so much easier that becoming better gradually, is in most cases a likely outcome, and I'd argue that they are a precursor to the other traits you described._ -Set up for success, 7 Habits of Highly Effective Thinkers This is the top comment on the video 7 Habits of Highly Effective Thinkers - Freedom in thought, which shows another possible way that you could improve your revising technique. *PS* Sorry that this comment took a while, that was because of the length of it. Hope this helps you or any others on your journeys!

[@kirbyawesome5077]

diamondwood1 Thanks for the tips!

[@camd4648]

It doesn't work for everyone. It's all about finding your best method. I find that when I study Anatomy with Flashcards, even if I'm doing a last night cram because I was procrastinating, I'll still do significantly better, than I would if I didn't study at all. A great example of this is that I didn't study for my third test(I was sick as all hell.) and I failed because of it, got a 52. Only first two test however, I got an 80+ because of my flashcards. At the end of the day, you have to look for the important messages. Listen from the chapters beginning and write down the key points that your instructor points out. If it's like Anatomy, essentially everything is important, Make a flashcard on everything, and start from there. Make a Stack of flashcards, And when you're ready, read one side, and say the meaning. If you don't know it, flip it over, close your eyes and say it five times aloud to yourself. Then put it in a separate stack of the cards that your don't know vs. the ones you do. When you're all done go back and try to solve the cards you didn't know. Repeat the stacks for the ones you know vs. what you don't know. That's how I do it, although it won't work for everyone. I suck at reading and understanding my text books. It really hit me hard when I got into college because I was used to not having to study for test to pass. High-school does not prepare you for college at all. You have to know how to study for sure, because if you don't you will surely fail.

[@Maracifer]

Great video! Why the music is always reversed tho..? it's freaking me out and makes it hard to focus

[@rhorovlogs2748]

I really need this now that I need to be used in studying by my self

[@taoufikelabbassi2116]

High quality video as usual 👍👍👍👍

[@ContinualImprovement]

Random question but how long does it take you to make your animations? I imagine it takes a huge amount of time. Great video too.

[@panwarhappy9368]

Thank you for this video Helped me

[@Endingtheorist]

Probably the best video

[@ShortVideos12310]

I'm loving it..

[@Fascistbeast]

Absorb what is useful Reject what is useless Add what is essentially your own Bruce Lee but also Richard Dawkins has quoted this Cool video 👍

[@universe1757]

step 1:Stop watching youtube

[@bavitaverma3231]

This is the best way of earning knowledge I am very satisfied with your video😍

[@yogeshh29]

This technique seems almost flawless

[@cloudestcloud5055]

I am a very visual person. I learn by writing, over and over, and memorizing in images or 3D-models is pretty easy to me. But at the same time, my brain somehow reacts very sensitively to auditory signals. I don't know how others think about it, but to me personally the audio of the reversed piano was UTTERLY DISTRACTING. I couldn't focus 10 consecutive seconds on what was said.

[@arielartista93]

When I was in college, I would teach my dad all the biology topics I was learning each night and he was patient enough to study with me

[@zodinarenthlei4429]

Brilliant!

[@arthurbenke974]

Very good. Thank you very much

[@howgamer]

The ad it self thought me how to 😂🤣

[@BeatsByEndless]

Well, this story actually originates from Albert Einstein and his driver.

[@androshchukx]

source?

[@krishnanj111]

If you can't explain a thing simple enough, then you aren't clear about it said by Einstein

[@someonesilence3731]

@@krishnanj111 If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enouge.

[@harnoor4203]

Really good video!

[@rahulnandihalli1304]

Great guidance

[@lilacmoon949]

The fact i just started doing this without even knowing it-

[@loouuiisssss296]

Hi, I am a highschool graduates who will continue study engineering in Ireland this September. I am very excited about my future college class, so I have started to prepare my future college subjects before September. And after watching your videos of Feynmann Technique and The Effective Way of Memorization, I do inspire but also faced some problems at the same time. Here's the problem: I took plenty of time of doing revision. After learning a new topic, I quickly do revision after 15 min breaks, and set the time I will do the revision of that topic again (the increasing time period you mentioned before). Although this actually quite effective, I use feynmann technique to do revision, which took me so much of time when I try to explain a topic. If I keep studying this way, I will spend most of my time for doing revision instead of learning new topics!!! So, how can I improve my study way?

[@doiseverthing]

I met the same problem when used feyman techique. It's necessary to solve the problem between learning and reviewing. However, I find that there is no people to anwser the question. And another point I want to say is you are similar to me, so hopeful to the future, so ambitious. Share it with you!

[@kadi8008]

curious on wya now

[@karlos-ez1ux]

Really Useful video for daily life

[@mina-pi2zm]

I study by making notes and highlighting the key words. I prefer to use a text book instead of a revision book so that I can find the points myself. After each subtopic I reread my notes and test myself. Works for me :)

[@huskiehuskerson5300]

the story he hold is about Einstein. I heard it Einstein being chauffeur

[@OnlyPureSounds]

Is it possible I did this already whole my life without knowing this knowledge

[@TheNinj47]

Michiel De Jong why not

[@gomluney]

No

[@a64738]

I have since I quit school, schools sadly kills peoples ability to do this naturally...

[@dontlookatmyprofilepicxp2532]

@@a64738 University certainly does thou. For example. I wasn't born with the civil law in my head so I need to go to law school to become a attorney. But indeed if you want to become a filmmaker or something I don't really see the point of getting an expansive degree for that.

[@TSTechTalk]

Thank you for this video

[@kenshin_cy3719]

This change my life...I feel way better now.

[@huss3in_500]

I have no friends to explain to... So will my wall count