robert bjork - input less, output more

[@vishalsharma4610]

First time on this channel and just loved it . The content is of highest quality and so relevant. Good job guys .🎉

[@jackgmackenzie]

I should think any study method would be more effecting than “just exposing yourself over and over again”! 😂

[@StillAliveAndKicking_]

Thank you, this is very interesting.

[@jm938]

But if input is less but bulky to read in limited time . Then it's not possible. Mass reading must be followed overnight because ultimately passing the exam matters..!!

[@MsTranthihai71]

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[@4chan53]

Well, I can’t say “get on a train” in Chinese unless I’ve “inputted” the words for itUnless he means saying “get on a train” and “get on a bus” after learning “get on...”, which would be as much input as you can take, but always more output than that

[@EGarrett01]

He's saying instead of re-reading the chapter constantly to try to force it into your memory, once you read it, try to apply it and use it instead, to actually train your brain to use the stuff instead of just memorize it.