The Ultimate Speed Learning Tutorial (Learning in Layers)

Learning in layers is a way to speed learn new content quickly without sacrificing on comprehension.

🙏 Thanks for watching!
- Mike and Matty

[jecoliaha]

1. Learn in layers
TIP #1: Layer 1 is the basic concepts and foundation of the topic; Layer 2 helps us understand the concepts of Layer 1 better and Layer 3 is additional concepts that is not necessary for you to know in order to understand the concept but you still might be tested on

2. How to learn in layers
- start with a list of key terms
- categorize the key terms into one of the 3 layers
- build your house layer by layer
TIP #2: 80% of the exam is 20% of the info (Layers 1 and 2)

[dannylongo]

Thank you for the demonstration at the end ! I’ve watched a lot of Justin Sungs videos and I have to admit that I’d like to have more concrete explanations. So that was a great guide I will keep with me. 🎉

[AzulaIsTheBest]

What really helped me was answering certain questions about each chapter. It felt more effective and productive then reading an entire chapter and then answer questions.

[The__Pengwin]

Finally, found someone to help me understand the art of being a student and how to be effective as well! I might fail one of my previous tests because I only discovered your channel today. I like how you do not add unnecessary diction while you are explaining something. I am much more confident in acing my tests now! I am in high school grade 12 which means it is my final year of high school. Next year I want to go and study sociology in Nippon.

[tracyphoenixx]

This channel keeps getting better by the day🔥🔥🔥🔥‼️

[bertol]

I like how this channel packs a lot of precise information into short vids. It's clearly explained and I totally dig it. Amazing work! I'm on my last year of medical uni so gotta grind hard.

[angelicatejero]

I appreciate the visual and step by step examples so much! Thank you.

[Chinekeh]

As a 43 year old Turning student, these have been gold. thank you.

[lovelife-]

As a med student who is always anxious and had previous anxiety and panic attacks, your videos really help me calm myself down.. even though I may not follow what you have taught through your videos, it feels calming and relaxing for me to just enjoy all the nitty-gritty information..thank you for these 💗

[leonardohamdany]

i learned about the focus mode from this channel. and here's what i got :
learning in layers = an ability to differentiate what is more important and less important, to determine which is the concept, supporting details and the decoration detail.
btw i joined the TORA club, cheers ! 🐯🍻

[shereenpearl]

More of this please! I'm switching careers after a 2yr sick period. It affected my learning and focus abilities and I needed to learn how to study all over again. I know this learning technique will help me so much to succeed in rebuilding my life. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼

[knw-seeker]

That’s in my humble opinion the missing part in education
Which is so crucial.
Imagine that in the beginning or introductory phase of a subject
Teachers, lecturers, prof’s etc. every time show you how to think
in an organizing fashion
How many hours could be saved + anxiety prevention

Thanks Mike & Matty

[rishikagupta]

thanks for the video,

you also used the paintbrush analogy in a previous video
where, like we paint a painting, we do it layer by layer
and with each stroke of paintbrush, we fill in the spaces
similarly, we apply that learning as we study the layer 1 topics, then 2 and followed by 3, as we go filling in the spaces

[meteorable]

I am 89 yo....born poor ( turned into a blessing) but curious... much of my early education was very haphazard, undisciplined and surindipitous. I lived in a mostly broken family no mom but periodic stepmoms. I became educationally undisciplined ... except that I loved fairy tales, science fiction, and science topics of all kinds.
Along the way, I often ran into facinating lay mentors who ( looking back) collectively mentored me. Two of my favorite places as a kid were city dumps and gathering places where men gathered to talk about all manner of things....
Along the way, I picked up the habit of "doodling" and many of my doodles were crude depictions of people and ideas. Your lectures on the powers of learning difficult and novel topics fits well with my history.
I rose from virtually nothing to earning a social sciences doctorate from a major university at age 45.
Yes, my "doodling" became a lifelong habit for learning difficult topics.
Thanks for your presentations they really hit home. ❤️

[brandoutmusic]

You guys and Justin are a SUPERTEAM to say the least! Watched lots of his vids before and I like how you walk us through an example of HOW to employ the tips/strategies he preaches about. Love both of your content and I hope to see more videos of this style moving forward!

[byronrogers]

I'm a big picture guy, so details are overwhelming for me. I learned really quick to study the main parts and then learn the basics of the main parts. Finally I would learn as much as I could about the parts that interest me, since I had the mental energy (interest) in that area. But most of what I learned was devices and systems. It served me well.

[sebastienbennell]

Just discovered this channel yesterday - So far you've helped me make my studying much more efficient. Thank You!

[rasmikarangarajan]

Besides the amazing content, I absolutely love the editing - it’s elegant and concise, thanks for these videos!! Lots of love<3

[kaithlyn-ines]

Actually this is a handy skill when learning...i have a practical written paper coming up and have been lost for over 3 hours figuring out WHAT THE HECK AM I TRYING TO STUDY 😂😂 i tried this method and finally was able to tackle the entire experiment in order---amazingly understood lil ticks between questions too! so THANK U !!🥰

[zackanderson]

I also appreciate Sungs content, but in order to get the value demonstrated to you have to be in the course. Some things he’ll explain but at layer one. These types of videos give your viewers life changing value. Thank you.