MEMORIZING LONG TERM // 5 TIPS

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My 90-day Drops App Challenge is coming to an end (I had challenged myself at the beginning of the year to memorize all 2000+ Dutch words in the app) and I thought it would be helpful to share some tips I use with helping get large amounts of data into my long term memory. Hopefully this helps you too!

#90DaysWithDrops #LearningDutchIn90Days #Drops2kChallenge

Music: Epidemic Sound

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Don't underestimate review
Try new locations
Get quizzed
Talk / externalize
Split study sessions
Draw images

ShubhamSharma-meff

5 tips that I learned
1. review, review and review
2. Some one else quizz U.
3. Talk about it( Feyman technique)
4. Porodocomo technique (Split it up)
5. Draw and You remember more

nhuquando

I liked how when he is explaining each tips, he changes the shots.

awenabalos

Thank you. I’m learning Japanese, it’s so difficult making linking images, but I’m slowly getting better. I’m also listening to rap music whilst translating the English words on the train in my note book. As my phone just leads to pointless distractions. I also find learning before bed and reviewing in the morning really helps.

drunkaiman

0.Review
1. Use different locations
2. Make other quiz YOU
3. Talk about it (explain)
4. Split study session (interleaving)
5. Draw image

unknownartist

I use memory judo. Take advantage of the strength of those unpleasant memories that always pop into your head uninvited. Tag something onto it.

fredbampot

Thank you Dellis for the tips. Try new locations and draw the thing you've been learning was open mind to me

GuilhermeGNO

I'm a cuber, which means that I solve Rubik's Cubes as fast as possible. One of the most important things is to learn new algorithms. Do you have any tips on learning them? The kind of algorithms I am talking about are kind of like the one you talked about in solving a 2x2 blindfolded.

ethanhayes

Thanks a lot Nelson. Really great work. Greetings from Bosnia!

harunveledar

A good word to add to your tool bag here is "Cement". All of these tools are "cementing" the knowledge into your memory.

matthewrosenberg

Thank you Sir! I consider you as my teacher not my favorite YouTuber.

casiofx-ms

Every time you say "4 type memory champion", I would be like oh yeah we wouldn't know that. Right upfront that's why we are here 😀😀😀😀

JOSHINGEORGD

Very helpful video sir.. need a lot like this for studying quizes, go etc

samsonrejoy

I didn't know I need this channel

margopham

I combine Dominic O'Brien's word learning technique with a simple spaced repetition app called Anki. 2000 words is a one-day job if in a hurry. Learned 200 Indonesian words today before I went on my chores.
berpakir - think. A bear THINKing about a yogi fakir. You can turn dictionaries in the form of excel sheets into usable Anki files.

vasilstanev