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You're really correct I am gonna try one video per day and think it through take notes and so forth thank you...and I've been following you for sometime now🥰 you helped me a lot
How to retain everything you read: 1) Take notes. Basically the act of transferring that information into another physical note taking device requires more effort. Thus, you'll get more time to processing that information in your brain which will make it a lot easier to be remembered. 2) Summarize. If you can't properly summarize what you have just read. Chances are you still don't understand it.
3) Revise because you will forget if you don't remember This law which has another name with the curve of the forgetfulness which shows our memory with the wire of time and the thing which we retain See the image of "Ebbinghaus curve We can see on the graph, 2 colors, the black and the green. The black : represents the memory when we leave the information in our brain without retracing it The green one : the memory that reminds the information to retain a maximum of information on the duration The recommended reminders are 1. 10 min = make a mental note of what you have just learned if you don't remember it directly 2. 1h = see if you remember what you read/learned if you don't remember exactly what you read/learned (a reminder at the next reminder date) 3. In the evening = before you go to bed you will remember your subject with the sheet (my reminder on the next reminder date) 4. D+1 The day after = at the time you learned you will force yourself to remember what you have learned if you remember you will go on to the next step otherwise repeat (my reminder on the next reminder date) 5. D+2 day after = You remember the subject with a lot of information if you don't remember go back to step 3 (I'll call you back on the next callback date) 6. D+7 day = you make a call back on your phone or send an email so that in 7 days you are notified with the subject you have learned (my call back on the next call back date) 7. 1 month = You use your memory to reformulate what you have learned to make sure that you have all the information (my call back on the next call back date) 8. 6 months = You have just received an email or a notification telling you to "remember the subject" and then the arrow comes back to you and you see all the information that surrounds it as you are able to explain it with a gasoline like a golf ball going into a hole.
I have seen the difference myself with handwritten notes. They are definitely better than typed notes. It may seem easier to do typed notes but it's clearly not as helpful as handwritten notes.
Yep I agree. I used to hate making handwritten notes because it took so long - until I realised that's the exact reason why it's more effective than typing.
If I am not taking✍️ handwriting notes I always feel like I am not learning and I always have to go back to the study material every now and then. Thank you so much for this video, it is very informative 👌
To the *incredible person* that's seeing this, I wish you all the best in life❤ don't over blame yourself, accept things and go forward. Don't let others define what “success” is for you. Get up, learn the skills needed and get after it, all the keys to a happy life is in your hands. Keep pushing.
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What I have learned from your video --- Before you adopted these methods, you were struggling to learn something new. For this , you had a poor result in high school. You would forget everything after you had done it, such reading books, watching RU-vid video, listening to podcasts. And then you started to apply the following methods and your Learning ability has become much more better... Take hand written notes Question after a chapter Fynmen method Summary with own words. If I am not able summarize what I have read. Chances are I don't quite understand what I read After listening to podcasts ( take notes on Google/Siri)
Unused money devalues. Unused talent diminishes. Unused potential decays. Unused machinery disintegrates. Unused time dies. Unused knowledge becomes a burden. What isn't used is abused. The tragedy of life isn't the ultimate death, but the resources that die within you when you are still alive. Use it, or you will lose it.
If you want to remember everything you must learn something you really want to learn! You need to get in a specific line of work , don’t confuse your mind with too much of information focus on one specialty and lear everything about it
“Instead of dragging yourself out of bed today, hating life, and pulling that bad attitude through the week with you, try reminding yourself of how grateful you are to have work and how lucky you are to be alive. Life has a funny way of giving grateful people even more things to be grateful for.”
3:30 idk if it will work, but for my exam I'm typing it up, but without looking. So I read it, try and recall it, write what I remember down, check if it's right, reset, do it again, check if it's right, once I get it good enough I leave it for a while. And then during my next revision session I write out all the key terms and try to recall it again.
Summary: -we have lots of info; podcast, blogs, utube videos. -Need to absorb info to become a pro. -Read a page but forgot in 24 hrs. Typed vs Handwritten notes (better : handwritten) Txtbook: Summarize page in 2-3 lines. Make notes. Test urself. Reason y q r given at end of chap: summarization. Podcast- Dictate notes and visit it.
My summary: * Process info in short-term memory then, transfer it to long-term by once again reflecting on it. * ILLUSION OF COMPETENCE (Question my depth of understanding by simplification of the topic) * PRINCIPLE OF MOST EFFORT (Consciously think about it) * Finding key takeaways
If you are learning anything there is always a need of two teachers, 1st your knowledge source 2nd you! -If first gone you start thinking how to -If second gone you start thinking why me!
Thank you so much for posting this useful video elon. I'm a slow learner and I'm very much sure this would help me. I feel sleepy sometimes in the afternoon, can u help with that how to control ourselves
my notes comment guys (skip, may lack few things) -the more you conciously think ab smth the more you gonna remember ab it -The illusion of competence is closely related to the confirmation bias: if we think that we know something, then we tend to over-respond to signs that we do understand, and under-respond to signs that we don't. more likely to remember notes we write with hand and not type -stay with one single educational video at a time repeating it untill taking all the benefits, try taking notes for faster learning, cuz we only remember couple of good informations in a video full of em when we watch it only once -i'll try letting my self know that'll have to summarize the content of a page in couple of lines before reading the page so that my brain gives it real attention
You are the best You inspired me alot I hope you enable Arabic in captions to understand everything you say I am Watching you from the arab world Syria
my usual practice is to update the study notes in Microsoft oneNote, also create graphical story around the subject to get it stick to my brain. I can then refer the notes anytime from anywhere !.
In my opinion even if I take online notes I can remember the information but I just have to go through them thoroughly while making them and I revise them everyday .
I am learning lot of things But my english are not good when I am thinking to write in english but I couldn't write it's doesn't mean I am not able to write but I can think answers in my mind and I am making answers but not write in english language 😥😥 it's my weakness
Mr Elon I now at days fined it difficult to study for longer,I find it difficult to absorb information and because of this I am very worried because I do not have up to 60 percent of information that I need to pass my final exams, please I need your help with this because I have 4 months to prepare for my final exams and this exam is going to determine my future and I don't want to disappoint my parents.
If you're wanted to learn thing in reality then stop searching about how to, just make a difference between you and your so called "comfort" and do the hardest thing which is not liked by you in generally (which you're wanted to) i know that it makes you disturbed but after some times you willl see a crack in your comfort and you think about it and it will make a big difference
Such a good video for me! Even if we at school we forgot we need to learn from this video because my friends and my classmates forgot thing too went our teacher learning in class.
Chỉ cần Đức Phúc hát ballad thì dù buồn hay vui ĐP cũng truyền tải cảm xúc của bài hát rất tốt. Bài buồn thì nghe đúng kiểu tự sự, đau khổ, nghe là muốn khóc. Còn bài vui thì lại nhẹ nhàng, ấm áp, chân thành nghe là muốn yêu❤️
I had watched a video of the channel Improvement Pill and he shared the exact same points about writing down points in a small notepad while listening to podcasts while commuting 🤔
The video has ended without any clear conclusion on few conflicting ideas he presented...Like his client's unique way to learn from 1 video at a time,, like a relaxing way vs his way of learning by Principle of Most Effort which is against our quintessential natural process. Which one is better for learning or better for natural human process???
Hope you don't mind that I used your office space as a background for my RU-vid thumbnail 🤣 That video comes out Wednesday. Self improvement videos are fun to watch but making them hits different
We don't have a Telegram channel and not planning on making one anytime soon. We had a Discord for a while but closed it because it was more of a distraction than an actual productivity tool.
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Prophet Muhammad SAW makes dua (supplication) for his ummah and cries for them like no one ever cried before. He is deeply aggrieved over his ummah and makes dua for the astray. Muhammad Qasim has seen many dreams of our Prophet SAW. Muhammad Qasim Dreams
the handwritten notes study is a bad study often critized. I have some of the best grades in university and dont do it handwritten cause digital notes allow for better spaced repetition and active recall techniques.
*Best and Fastest way to learn Anything and everything else in this Planet is...............* *Watch the Same topic RU-vid video from Various Channels* 😊☺😊☺
@ProjectElon thank you for such great advice, by the way I was wondering where I could find the exact playlist for study music that was once in your channel please help .
You told everyone understandable information, I thought you would tell me about some nootropics, that we would better remember the information after a 2-hour lecture with a bang, and remember it just as quickly
Summary of each section (excluding the last one): The biggest problem with speed learning: The biggest problem with speed learning, as discussed in the transcript, is that it can lead to an illusion of competence. When people learn quickly, they may feel as though they have mastered the material, even if they haven't had time to fully understand and retain it. This can be particularly problematic when it comes to complex or technical subjects, where superficial understanding can lead to mistakes and errors. The key idea behind speed learning: The key idea behind speed learning, according to the transcript, is to learn more efficiently and effectively by focusing on the most important information and using specific techniques to retain that information. This involves identifying key concepts and using active learning strategies, such as testing oneself on the material and spacing out study sessions over time. The science behind speed learning: The science behind speed learning is based on principles of cognitive psychology and neuroscience. For example, research has shown that spaced repetition can help with memory consolidation, and that active learning strategies can enhance comprehension and retention. Additionally, understanding the structure and organization of the material being learned can also help with learning and retention. Practical steps to learn faster: The transcript offers several practical steps to learn faster, including identifying the most important information, using active learning strategies such as testing oneself on the material, breaking down complex information into smaller chunks, and spacing out study sessions over time. Other strategies include using visual aids and mnemonics to aid retention, and utilizing different senses, such as touch or smell, to create associations with the material. The illusion of competence: The illusion of competence can occur when people learn quickly but superficially, without fully understanding or retaining the material. This can be particularly problematic in complex or technical fields, where superficial understanding can lead to errors and mistakes. It is important to ensure that learning is thorough and complete, and that understanding is tested through practice and application. Principle of most effort: The principle of most effort suggests that focusing on the most important information and putting in the most effort into learning that information can lead to the greatest gains in learning and retention. This involves identifying key concepts and focusing on those, rather than trying to learn everything at once. It also involves using active learning strategies to engage with and practice the material.