Stop trying to remember things when studying

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Interested in mind mapping? Then these videos might be for you:

Are you serious about academic success? If so, you should get a lot out of these videos:

Up to your neck in flashcards and Anki but not getting the results everyone says you should be getting? Here is an apparently ‘controversial’ but super valuable (and PROPERLY evidence-based) take on Active Recall and Spaced Repetition (rather than the pseudo-evidence most ‘gurus’ regurgitate):

Read my overview report on learning (referenced):
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ABOUT DR JUSTIN SUNG
Justin is a former medical doctor, full-time learning coach and consultant, top 1% TEDx speaker, researcher, author, and learning skills lecturer at Monash University. Over the past decade, he has worked with over 10,000 learners from 120+ countries to learn with more confidence and control. He is the co-founder and head of learning at iCanStudy, an international training organisation for self-regulated higher-order learning.
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This is one of the best, THE BEST advices on studying.. having a clear perspective and openmind and trying to get the main sense of it makes it stick so much better. You can always go back if u have time but this gives u a general understanding of topic as a whole

[tinyleopard]

Amazingly this also applies to higher math, the ones with very specific definitions and proving. While the definitions are very specific and can be long with several equivalent formulations, one gets the handle of the definition more through the connections between concepts, objects, and motivations. It is a difficult skill worth practicing, as this gives the students their first taste of "digging deep". I wish I studied better back then, or that my uni had Honors programs.

[Udaybana]

It should make sense to you, rather than remembering it❤

[Shivoham]

Where can I watch the full video justin?

[neuro]

is there anything you miss from your learning by focusing on the big picture instead of the piece

[harshmanhv]

Justin kindly put link to the video this is discussed or if not kindly make a video discussing this

[jankun]

But why you give lectures in kindergarten?

[onionskin]

Well how the hell do you do that then??

[AlirezaRadRadSadeghinia-ngyq]

So its better to draw a picture of a piece while reading the piece ..as keeping the image in the working memory is very difficult ...

[simplify]

Just wanted to know if this video is recorded in India...

[anagharani]

Focus on the Picture how the piece fits in to the picture

[faterosario]

radar perfectly works to detect when I have lower learning point but somehow it struggles to detect when is high learning point 😂😂😂.

[miatuan]

Кого-нибудь удивил тот факт, что баклашка с водой сама собой раскачивается время от времени?😮

[HeavenlyChaos-ko]

I think you should first learn to speak a bit simply. Half the things you say seem complex but are simple cause you describe them as mumbo jumbo, using bamboozling words.
Learn to speak in simple straight forward manner and not trying to sound intellectual using heavy words

[Ankhar]

he learns people to remember that they shouldnt just remember things? inetersfng

[codybriangalacticraft]

What he said unfortunately is hard for me to understand as a visual and tactile learner. at best I wish to have an Analogy to qhat he said 😢