How to Study Way More Effectively | The Feynman Technique

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[sediboi]

I studied
I learned
I took the exam
I passed the exam
I forgot what I learned

[BoshyG]

Oops, I spent so long studying how to study that I didnt study.

[LukeFaulkner]

Who else is supposed to be studying right now?

[stannolmans]

*My biggest takeaway:*
*Feynman technique*
1) teach 👉
2) find knowledge gaps 👌
3) patch the gaps 🤜
4) repeat ♻️

*Teach with analogies, hook the knowledge on known knowledge.*

[mayankbhandari]

Tried to teach my 5 year old brother about gradient calculation. He hates me now.

[hannah]

The best way of studying for me is:
1) Understand the info
2) Repeatedly test myself over and over again until I know everything
3) Teach people about what I've learnt (e.g. tutoring them through a topic)
4) Applying the knowledge (past papers or to everyday situations)

[mhdimhdi]

Step 1: stop watching youtube
Step 2: start studying

[bayuntorowiyono]

Step 1 - listen to "lofi hip hop radio - beats to relax/study to" by chilled cow

[lululululululululululululu]

FINALLY!!!!
MY LITTLE BROTHER IS GOING TO BE USEFUL IN MY LIFE

[qwertyyuiop]

Step 1: Throw your phone out the window

[craigoren]

As a professor, I found that teaching a topic to others always improved my grasp of it. In retrospect, I think I probably should have told my students that the best way to be sure they understood the material would be to try to explain it to someone else, even someone outside the field.

[homerthompson]

I found out early on, in my teenage years actually, that the best way for someone to really grasp new information is to teach them like they're a complete moron. I've always learned faster when someone baby's me through something so I try to use that technique when teaching others.
That's why I hate the programming community. When you try to get help with something that they deem easy, you'll get chewed out for it, as if they've never been in that position before.

[juliansuse]

step 1: do nothing
step 2: realize exam is in one weak (& shit your pants)
step 3: study 24/7 like your life is at stake
step 4: pass exam
step 5: repeat step 1

[WellBalancedWallet]

This technique seems almost flawless. I’ve always thought that focusing on my weak points while studying was super helpful. This has confirmed it.

[vision.observer]

Crazy how students have to search up “how to study?” Schools dont prepare is for the future

[rayn]

I just pretend like I'm doing a vlog and talk to my imaginary camera, explaining the lessons that I need to study about. Also, I write my own reviewer. It works.

[liamharcombe]

me: *explains partial differential equations*

5 year old: *understands completely*

[teemum.]

This is not how to study. This is after you already studied "the source material". In university the source material will be 300 pages every 15 days in an exam where you write by hand in a stressful manner for 1 - 3 hours.

[chidude]

I would have gotten an A if i didn't spend all my time watching this instead of studying

[Random_Username_]

Actually, my problem is not to understand what I study but to start studying instead of procrastinating