11 best ways to learn faster in 2023! | Productivity tips for beginners | Ankur Warikoo Hindi

Did you know that you can destroy your learning curve?

Can you really learn things fast?

And retain the information for a longer period of time?

In this video, I talk about 11 ways through which you can achieve just that.

#productivity #warikoo #motivation

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[shreyaskulkarni]

⏳Time Stamps:-

0:40 - Revise
2:27 - Active Recall ➡ Read, Teach, Write, use Flash Cards
3:53 - Chunk Info ➡ Pomodoro Technique
4:53 - Create Distraction Free Environment ➡ Declutter Desk & Surroundings, If listening to music then avoid lyrics.
6:15 - Don't try to Memorize/Remember, Instead Try to Understand Things
8:10 - Mnemonics ➡ Use Certain Tricks to retain information
9:19 - Visualize ➡ To retain & learn faster
10:09 - Sleep ➡ Well-rested mind & body increases ability to grasp information, Powernaps are useful.
11:26 - Use as many Senses as possible ➡ This will keep you more indulged & retain more information
12:34 - Ask Questions ➡ To gain more Fundamental Clarity!
13:50 - Learning Style ➡ Acknowledge your Dominant Learning Style among Reading, Writing, Listening, Watching, Doing

Hope It Helps 🙂🙏

[sampurnadahal]

Technique that has helped me through school and college life is that I imagine friend in class who is weak in studies is in front of me and I have to make him understand the certain topics then how will i explain him. Then my brain tries to make this topic as simple as possible and answers all the possible questions that he might ask me.

[hari_]

A small tip for people who want to use pomodoro technique... It works brilliantly for those who just don't have the will power to start doing... So the session time and breaks act as a reward system...
But ideally the humun mind can have deep focus for an interval of 90 mins... So by using pomodoro we are disrupting that and alot more energy is gone into refocusing....
So a humble suggestion... Use a stopwatch instead of a timer... Start when you start studying... Stop when your mind starts to wander and you no longer can focus (when there's like a 40-50% drop in focus)
This is what helps me study... I'm studying for my ca exams and yes... Thanks warikoo sir for this video...💕

[governmentexam]

Summary -1)revise -1, 3, 6
2)use all sense while learning
3) use pomodoro
4) flashcards
5)pneumatics
6) understand things not mag up
7)visualise
8)power naps

[akshatdwivedi]

My dominant sense is listening that's why I love listening deep conversations and podcast keeping my eyes closed & visualizing the audio it helps me retain better but this not means it works out for everything because you visualize things based on your memory of real objects so visual learning is also very imp and in short all these are interlinked and these connections helps in better visualization and understanding

[tiktok]

0:40 - Revise
2:27 - Active Recall ➡ Read, Teach, Write, use Flash Cards
3:53 - Chunk Info ➡ Pomodoro Technique
4:53 - Create Distraction Free Environment ➡ Declutter Desk & Surroundings, If listening to music then avoid lyrics.
6:15 - Don't try to Memorize/Remember, Instead Try to Understand Things
8:10 - Mnemonics ➡ Use Certain Tricks to retain information
9:19 - Visualize ➡ To retain & learn faster
10:09 - Sleep ➡ Well-rested mind & body increases ability to grasp information, Powernaps are useful.
11:26 - Use as many Senses as possible ➡ This will keep you more indulged & retain more information
12:34 - Ask Questions ➡ To gain more Fundamental Clarity!
13:50 - Learning Style ➡ Acknowledge your Dominant Learning Style among Reading, Writing, Listening, Watching, Doing

Is it Helps You 🥺

[ThinkleaYT]

I've recently started making changes in my life after watching your videos. Sincere gratitude, sir.

[divya]

BIG THANK you ❤️ sir ❣️
(1)*Forgeting. Curve
1 week - 15% memory
Solution - revise all
- Write ✍️
- teach 🧑‍🏫
- repeat yourself ☺️
- flashcards
- do yourself
(3)* mack chunks of information ℹ️
- pomodoro Technic
(4)* Distraction free environment
- remove all cluster
(5)* Understand things
- first principal thinking 🤔
- focus on understanding
(6)*pneumonics
- shortcut to memorize
(7)*Visualise
(8)*sleep
Take a rest enough
(9)* use as many senses as you can
(10)* asking questions
(11)*Learning style
-Reading
-Writing
-Listening
-Watching
-Doing

[rishabhsharma]

Having no words after watching content of youtubers like you . definitely people like you, will change country's future

[jaweriaraees]

I almost all use this technique and its my personal experience its actually work!❤

[shashwatsingh]

_ Summary of the video _ (With timestamps) :-

0:40 - Revise Everything (Break the forgetting curve)
2:26 - Active Recall (Write, teach, make flashcards)
3:51 - Make chunks of information (Pomodoro technique)
4:52 - Make a distraction-free environment
6:14 - Don't learn anything...undersatnd everything
8:09 - Pneumonics (Make shortcuts for learning anything)
9:18 - Visualize
10:10 - Take required sleep
11:25 - Use as many senses as you can
12:35 - Asking questions
13:48 - Learning style

I hope it will help you🙂🙂

My god so many likes😊😊

[hari_]

The understanding over memorizing is a game changer... And to add another layer to it... Associate with an identity to the subject in hand...
I took this from atomic habits that habits based on identity are effective & genuinely change us.. but same is true for "identity based learning" (don't know if it's a thing...😂)
But the point is to associate ourselves and put ourselves in the shoes of a professional (ideally the person you'll become after the exams and stuff) Auditor, Consultant, Physician, Accountant, Lawyer, etc...
I helps alot to connect with the subject and get to the core of it...

[jayadevtn]

This video is like good for people of any age. Am 35, and still amazed with all these details .. it is mostly overlooked and this video gives the importance of all things for learning .

[wazeer]

Your are vey helping the young generation may ALLAH gave you more and stay blessed ❤❤

[prasad-patashala]

Hello sir, I am teaching Physics and I always recommend your videoes to my students, they like you more.

[shresthaditya]

6:15-First Principle Thinking
7:41-Difference b/w understanding and knowing
9:43-Imagery image is powerful than auditory memory

[deepakgraphicdesigns]

yah video bhi mujhe tab jyada clear hui jab 🤭
mene ise visualy samajhne ki kosis ki 😂
and jab sabhi baato ko real life se attach kiya and with imagination yah video kaafi helpful lagi
thanks alot sir ji 🥳

[anuragsheoran]

1) sleep
2) know you learning style
3) use of multiple senses while learning
4) you learning by reading, watching, listening, doing, writing
5) revise to break forgetting curve
6) understanding is better than knowing
7) use of first principles
8) active recall
9) ask the questions
10) create chunk from information
11) repeat multiple time
12) get distraction free environment and avoid multitasking

[ayush]

⏳Time Stamps:-

0:40 - Revise
2:27 - Active Recall ➡ Read, Teach, Write, use Flash Cards
3:53 - Chunk Info ➡ Pomodoro Technique
4:53 - Create Distraction Free Environment ➡ Declutter Desk & Surroundings, If listening to music then avoid lyrics.
6:15 - Don't try to Memorize/Remember, Instead Try to Understand Things
8:10 - Mnemonics ➡ Use Certain Tricks to retain information
9:19 - Visualize ➡ To retain & learn faster
10:09 - Sleep ➡ Well-rested mind & body increases ability to grasp information, Powernaps are useful.
11:26 - Use as many Senses as possible ➡ This will keep you more indulged & retain more information
12:34 - Ask Questions ➡ To gain more Fundamental Clarity!
13:50 - Learning Style ➡ Acknowledge your Dominant Learning Style among Reading, Writing, Listening, Watching, Doing

[fz]

Learning is a lifelong skill and not something restricted to school/college level...these techniques are really useful to enhance learning and to have a growth mindset