The Feynman Technique: How to Learn Anything Faster!

If you want to learn anything faster, you need to know the Feynman technique. Richard Feynman was famous for his work in theoretical physics, but he also invented and popularized this mind-blowing learning technique. This simple hack will help you learn anything fast.

Sources:

The Feynman Technique

Note Taking in Class

How I Used the Feynman Technique to Study

Learning Effectively with the Feynman Technique

The Feynman Technique: The Best Way to Learn Anything

Chief Editor: Tristan Reed
Voice Over: Troy W. Hudson

[harikrishnamalyala]

1) choosing what you want to learn
2) simple and clear explaination
3) read what you wrote and check if that makes sense or if there are any gaps
4) reread, find new resources and listen to explainations

[TheDhammaHub]

As Feynman put it: "If you can't explain something in simple terms, you don't understand it" - simple as that

[actuallybusiness]

*Every family has a person who breaks the chain of poverty. I hope you will be that person!!*

[richyneung]

I do as follow 1) Reading 2) Take a note, make it easy simple explanation for your self (your term) 3) Re read your note again all 4) Teaching to others and find out if they got understand what i explain (keep it easy in explaining)

[WisdomWealth]

What we learn with pleasure we never forget. 📚

[ExploreLearnEnglishWithGeorge]

that's why I explain everything I learn to everyone...even tho they think I'm insulting them (I am practicing)-doing it for my own understanding.

[JohnDoe-qqet]

I heard a good way to learn something is to break it down into its individual facts and ask "why" over and over to each fact, so that you can see how each individual piece fits into the whole.

[kenudice]

This video was very humbling, but necessary for my personal development.

[pyschologygeek]

One properly referenced article says it takes 10, 000 hours to master a skill, which translates to about 9 years (consider 5 days a week, spending 4 hours a day). Another article says it can take 6 months or more to develop a new skill.

[eugene_loca]

Это самый лучший канал для увлекательного изучения английского языка! Спасибо вам!
This is the best channel for studying English! Thanks so much! I enjoy it!

[Somesh]

Practice... Repeat
You Can Master Anything.
🙏😊

[AndresTalks]

Great steps to actually master any type of knowledge. I liked everything but the given example since we now know that gravity is not really a force, but spacetime curvature (y).

[greese]

While going through grad school in physics, I was tasked with teaching lab courses to undergraduate, non-physics majors. It was how I came to understand undergraduate physics, by learning how to explain it to others.

I never had to teach courses in quantum mechanics, so I still don't understand quantum mechanics.

[goldenw]

Close your eyes & listen to learn everything faster.

[rogersledz]

Thank you so much for uploading this video. It is helping me get through the pandemic!

[fxgodzeuss]

I like the video very much.
I learn not only the Feynman way but clear English by the video.

[fxgodzeuss]

The explanation is very clear.
I understand the logic clearly.

[MegaMirza]

i have been doing this without knowing what it is called, based on my experience this is the slowest method to get a good grades at university, BUT this technique is good to deeply understand something, and you will mostlikely will remember it forever. yes, getting a good grades and deeply understand something is different. some of you may wondering what is the fastest way to get a good grades at university? the answer is: learn how to do it, how to get the correct answer even without knowing what it means, do multiple problem example exercises. at the day of the test just repeat what u know about how u suppose to finish a problem, but after the test end, in the next 1 semester i dont think you will remember anything from that

[arthurabraham]

I've always loved "the sight" of that expansive web of interconnecting understandings and the practice of trying to fill in the gaps. Makes one feel closer to nature.

[SimpleLifeSG]

knowing and understanding is totally different. 👍👍👍