Watch this to FORCE your brain to study faster

In this video, I will teach you how you can force your brain to study more in less time.

Every week, I distil what really works for improving results, memory, depth of understanding, and knowledge application from over a decade of coaching into bite-sized emails.

=== Paid Training Program ===

(Designed for busy students and professionals aiming to achieve top results without endless studying. 77% of our students cover the same amount of study material in 30% less time within 1 month.)

=== Timestamps ===
0:00 Intro
0:47 How learning works
3:13 Knowledge Structures
6:53 3 Cognitive Pillars
7:22 Schema construction
11:41 Schema assimilation
15:41 Schema reorganisation
20:49 Putting it all together

=== About Dr Justin Sung ===
Dr. Justin Sung is a world-renowned expert in self-regulated learning, certified teacher, research author, and former medical doctor. He has guest lectured on learning skills at Monash University for Master’s and PhD students in Education and Medicine. Over the past decade, he has empowered tens of thousands of learners worldwide to dramatically improve their academic performance, learning efficiency, and motivation.

[Anos-ocep]

Hey Justin I just want to say thank you for everything you're doing. I know that you get a lot of hate from people who assume before trying out your techniques. Most people are lazy and don't want to put in the effort and most people have a big ego that prevents them from even trying something they don't think (even with evidence) is going to work.

I have been working on your techniques for months and I will say the first few months were the worst in my learning carreer lol. I doubted you so many times. But something kept me going, I knew that you were actually taking the right path.

Fast forward to now, my procastination has decreasesd, my mental health has become better, my efficiency increases and I LOVE STUDYING. I'm not yet part of the course but you're doing God's work.

I have been learning about cognition and psychology and it's amazing that everywhere I go I see you have intricately put things together for optimal learning. AT THIS POINT I'm also inspired by you and am also creating some own techniques for random problems I might be having.

I've gone from being feedback dependent to innovative! Thank you so much. (btw guys feedback is important to but make sure it enhances you like motivation )

[budhadityadebnath]

Save time minutes with this short summary:

Step 1 - Collect data/keywords, etc.
Step 2 - Try connecting with your prior knowledge
Step 3 - Collect more information
Step 4 - Refine Step 2
Step 5 - Repeat Step 3 and Step 4

[dre]

I’m getting to that last 20% of the 80/20 after years of watching your videos. Every video you put out helps so much for those of us who can’t afford your courses. Thanks for everything Justin Godbless you

[kaffeine]

This is essentially the Zettelkasten method for me. You provided great insights on getting started and beginner mistakes making a schema/zettelkasten. Great presentation!

[One-qbyv]

Ye mee wondering how to catch up with my studies while having a migraine laying in bed when im supose to be studying.. and i see this video

[RameshKumar-ngnf]

This came at the right time. You are a Study God for me 🙏.
You making life simpler and simpler by all your informative videos ❤

[theUltTaskmaster]

I have been a long-time subscriber, but this video is the one I feel was made for me.
I recently started a new learning journey, and I could feel I was taking longer getting the information into knowledge that I can use. I do have high retention but I tend to stay on the information for too long - essentially a pseudo-memorization way I picked up when growing up.

To reiterate, this is the video exactly meant for me to break out of my baked-in learning methods.

[SmileyTv_]

we can easily understand you but to apply the information it is so hard and that's how learning must be, but our system has failed us in to this linear note take and not providing us with effective study skills but none the less thanks justin

[stunks]

Used the same idea for the ideas in this video. I do not want to squander this liquid gold!

[anstry]

I just clicked on this video hoping for study tips or maybe motivation but thisss!!! This is some high quality content. Is it really okay for this to be free? 😧

[TheIllerX]

I always have an initial very sceptical attitude to most videos on youtube.
But the content in this one makes a lot of sense. This is how you really learn.
But it is no quick fix that will make you a genius without making an effort. The hard work lies in learning the connections between concepts. This video is simply about how to remember them better and make them more useful in your practical knowledge.

[stephaniebrewer]

19:16 This makes me so happy as this is how my brain works. If someone walks in during my “process “, it looks incredibly messy. I am a mathematics teacher and I always reorganize and reorganize what I am thinking about!

[chaimasikbir]

Each time I watch your videos, I find exactly what I’ve been searching for. I’ve always been an excellent student, achieving top ranks with best averages. However, becoming an international student made me realize the importance of having a solid learning strategy. I’m beyond grateful to have come across your channel. Thank you so much for your invaluable guidance!

[ДенисПлахотя]

You grouped and concentraited main pathways that I couldn't make simpler earlier.

[majeur_en_med]

I clicked on the video just to avoid that bad feeling of not searching for effective ways to study, thinking I wouldn’t gain anything more than what I already knew. But I was surprised because I have struggled for many years, as every time I reached a certain point that you explained, I would feel overwhelmed and not know how to continue to finish the lesson effectively. Thank you so much for sharing these ideas.

[JustinSung]

Every week, I distil what really works for improving results, memory, depth of understanding, and knowledge application from over a decade of coaching into bite-sized emails.

[robinawilliams]

This reminds me of the saying ‘slow is smooth, smooth is fast’. I don’t learn well without this kind of preparing the material for consumption and processing. If I don’t do the ‘slow’ work of configuration, which might feel unproductive, I end up procrastinating and cramming, learning nothing in the process.

[Sauravkumar-rx]

I'm from India i watch ur lecture
Which help me preperation for my neet examination

[abdullaalbalooshi]

Thankkk youu i wish i saw this at the beginning of the year you literally highlighted my mistakes wish you the best

[MCratão-mz]

dude, i'm a brazilian guy who isstill learning english. I wanna thank you for your advices on mindmaps and the bloom's taxonomy. I started learning physics and right off the bat i could feel the difference :D