How To ACTUALLY Learn Anything (The Feynman Technique)

Have you ever studied something for hours and hours, only to completely forget what you learned the next day? Well in today's video we are looking at a special technique that you can use to learn anything and everything. The Feynman Technique can help you learn and remember anything, put it to use and let us know how it goes in the comments.

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[TheInfographicsShow]

Now let's summarize... What's step 1? And what next? What then?

[dualscreen]

The Mitochondria is the Powerhouse of the Cell.

[hw]

"If you think science is boring, you are learning from a wrong teacher"
- Richard Feynman

[jaysen]

What if I don’t know how to learn the Feynman technique?

[yaelalfaro]

Title: How to learn anything.

me: **doesn't learn anything**

[l.m]

My history teacher loves to show the class your videos

[missmedico]

2:45
*Starts here*
*Other is history of it*

[masterofall]

When the infographics show tries to make u a big brain

[Zack-elor]

Infographics show: You want to be more intelligent

Me: Wait I do

[nkdmf]

Title:how to learn
Me:being an intellectual
Also me during this video
*YES sometimes I use big words to make my self more photosynthesis*

[dregolas]

The problem with school is that they dont want it simplified. They want it memorized.

[rimabeans]

I love how the show uses the Feynman technique to explain the Feynman technique. Not using steps to explain it but by just simplifying it. I love the inforgraphic show.

[xYottabyte]

1: Have a topic you want to know about.
Schools: No you don't.

[creddible]

So how did u master quantum physics in 1 day?

“Well, there was this like this, video, in my recommended”

[jesse]

You: let’s learn!
Me: hey look Yoda is overdosing on ketamine!

[ScottMaday]

One thing I’ve found out is to relate it to the other person’s experience. It sounds simple but it’s powerful.

For example, if you’re explaining block chain technology to your grandma who only knows about cooking, you use cooking analogies to get the point across.

[ThelastShepherd.]

The true difference between knowing and understanding.

[feelcomfortable]

Me: How do I get a job? How do I buy house? How do I pay my taxes?
Schools: Assume that john has 50 apples...


(Thanks, I never expected this much people to like my comment)

[Adrian-ywiq]

*why does the thumbnail look like pennywise without face paint*

[gwgh]

This technique is basically how I've studied for exams. I'm also trying to get my brother who's still in school to use it. I always say "write down what you know, and compare it with your notes" as a quick and simple way to see what topics you now inside and out and which ones you need to look at again.