Learning How To Learn - 7 Techniques For Memorization & Understanding

This video is about learning. I will cover the two modes of thinking we use when learning something new and how to nurture them as well as 7 learning methods that led to the best results in scientific experiments.

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The video is based on my own experiences as well as the following books:
A Mind For Numbers, Barbara Oakley
Understanding How We Learn: A Visual Guide, Yana Weinstein & Megan Sumeracki
Why We Sleep, Matthew Walker

Chapters:
0:00 Intro & Outlook
1:00 Two Modes Of Thinking
3:33 Techniques For Memory
5:24 Techniques For Understanding

[MohamedGamal-fzcm]

every second in any video here is a must-have knowledge, I think the reason why you are still uploading while getting few views, is the stage of awareness and integrated knowledge you have, so you don, t need validation anymore, and you know that narrowing the niche will make you relatable for fewer people but you chose this, you have no idea how grateful I am.

[gabrielbertagnolli]

I stiil awaiting for the 2nd part of this amazing video.

[VoThomas]

im obsessed with your content, Thank you for making these vids!

[AllejandroTenório]

Greetings from Brazil!I eagerly awaiting the second part.

[eter_inquirer]

Great video as always Till! Would love to see a video on Mental Models while you're on the topic of learning :)

[NikolaNevenov]

Thanks for the ides.
Some concepts I arrived at on my own, but never was able to define why and how they work clearly.

[MatijaSimunec]

Hey, great video. Did you ever end up making video 2? I cant seem to find it…

[crown_]

Brother, I also ask the same question 'how do I came to the conclusion ' each time after making or answering a question. This way its helps to rethink about all the fine details that made up the answer.

[rebirthofthecool]

Just because you can't explain your answer doesn't mean you are incorrect. Subconscious reasoning finds the answer from your experience and learning and you just know you are correct based upon the rule system you have built.

[prioritize]

Hi Till, wie immer super Video. Für mich als Jugendlicher Neueinsteiger in diesem Thema ist es jedoch anstrengend in Englisch.

Hast du vor in Zukunft auch Videos in Deutsch zu drehen?
PS: mach weiter so, Abo ist da💯🔥

[blacklion]

I have a exam in 1month can u give me a advice to study fast

[arlogodfrey]

This video is amazing but my ADHD won't let me watch it because of the pacing. I've had to rewind so many times.

[COMPUTER.SCIENCE.]

Nah, this is not how you learn to learn! I don't see any structure or useful framework here!
Each subject has structure of steps. I'll spill only the most important bean of the steps: building blocks!
But before learning any "fact/knowledge/subject", you need to be prepared with cognitive functions abilities: logic, visualization, physical cordinations, pattern recognition, curiosity, information filtering.. Those can be trained with independent small activities, or incorperated/parallel with learning knowledge (most benefitial during the early ages before 7)
Most important factors to learning are: INTEREST, CURIOSITY, mindfulness, focus, and humility. Ask dr.Google any question you might have to the T! Sumerize what you've learnt with a "mind-map". If it's procedural memory, there's no other way but to keep practicing those "muscles" using "techniques". Techniques don't make much scientific sense yet, but more importantly they WORK, thru generations and people's trials & errors. Just find techniques which work for you and don't waste time to ask "WHY", yet! Even People who FOUND the techniques didn't know why, so, JUST DO IT!

[asadhussain]

The LEARNING PARADOX
"If I didn't know how to learn, then how did I learn to learn"