How to Become a Speed Learner (with ChatGPT)

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[guimaraesalysson]

ChatGPT Is a powerful tool to learn. But sometimes the excessive use of it don't make you retain the information you prompt on it to generate the information you want to learn

[HarpaAI]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:00 📚 The speaker shares their struggles with traditional learning and how self-study became a valuable skill for them.
01:09 🧠 ChatGPT is introduced as a powerful tool to aggregate learning resources and provide personalized learning experiences.
02:07 🗺️ Meta learning is essential for effective learning; creating a study plan with resources and detailed timelines is crucial.
05:28 🔍 The Zoom In and Zoom Out framework is explained as breaking down the overall goal into smaller components and iterative improvement.
09:42 📝 Retrieval and retention techniques like flashcards, Feynman technique, and Socratic method enhance learning comprehension and memory.
14:48 🧪 Experimentation involves trying new learning methods and resources to overcome learning plateaus and discover effective approaches.
16:23 👥 The importance of incorporating interactions with other people, like language exchange or coding buddies, is emphasized for motivation and growth in learning.

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[kurtfisher]

Summary and chapter points:

1) Asking to assemble resources and to generate a time limited personalized training course for a specific learning goal. 2:30 min:sec.

2) Generate questions likely to be asked in a techincal job interview.  8:30.

3) Generate an interactive role playing job interview. 9:50.

4) Generating flashcards for fact memorization review. 11:45.

5) Generating an interactive Fenyman Technique question and answer session to guage your level of comprehension. 12:45.

6) Generating an intetactice Socratic Method question and answer session to guage your level of comprehension. 13:30, 13:45.

7) Apply the Experimentation Method for capstone learning and to break sticking points. 15:00, 15:25.

8) Ask for alternative methods of learning. 15:55.

9) Incorporating other people into your human-based learning process. 16:40.

[leftofcenter]

Wow! That was great… I am retired and taking music production courses at Berklee college of music online… pro tools certification and my first certificate program that I will roll into a BA degree at a later time. I want to learned Arabic and Spanish. My community is very diverse I am starting to relearn high school and college level mathematics also and not to mention my side hobby is Physics, Astro physics, and quantum mechanics…my brain is hungry for knowledge. Maybe I have too many interest actually.

[Josiah_Phiri]

this just blew my mind!!! I'm learning Korean, time management, coding and other small things. I always struggled to create plans that i could stick to; but this.... I can now add more things to learn and do! thank you for this awesome content!

[anna]

Woah you are very driven and efficient, admirable. I'm learning Japanese, Korean, and investing. I'm a fast and "organic" learner so a bit all over the place at the moment. I've never had a specific plan but maybe I should make one to finally improve more efficiently.

[PartimeViewer]

You are absolutely a great youtuber. I am always impressed by the presentation you come up with. Please keep up with good work.

[ronb]

One of your best videos. I got a lot of insight out of this one. I'm a 77-year-old retired teacher who has been watching learning videos avidly for a decade. Yours are some of the most helpful ones out there for me.

[kingjeffwx]

Yes, ChatGPT has been super helpful in helping me learn Japanese.

[emiliana]

Hello Tina ! I'm from Argentina and I'm learning English (I have a self-taught initial basic level) I've also just finished a manual Testing QA course and I want to delve deeper into SQL and learn Python. Your videos are very motivating and super useful!! 💪😊

[maithriashokan]

I just started “chatting” with ChatGPT, and after watching your video, I know how to actually use it for learning. Thank you! I’m going to start with Korean. Gumaapsamida!

[mle]

I'm using chatGPT to explain technical concepts that I need more help with like networking, subnetting and cybersecurity. I didn't know I could ask even more specific questions. I feel like I have one up on my class because I use it so frequently. I have always done better when learning at my own pace. I've studied chemistry on my own, but failed in the classroom. Thank you sharing this valuable information. I also want to learn SQL. I was learning coding on my own last year and decided to just start with the basics in IT support and work my way up while studying more. Anyway, your inspiring thanks!

[carolinaaziz]

Hi Tina! I just wanted to say “THANK YOU SO MUCH” because your video has taught me how to incorporate speed learning into what I am currently studying, all aspects of website development for a job position( I don’t know what company yet). You truly rock in this video, and honestly, claps to your content! I wish you the best at everything you achieve!

[speakingscripts]

Awesome video!!! Definitely shared this one! Keep 'em coming!!! 💯

[exaltitude]

Love the take that learning seemingly unrelated skills are actually related!! Learning to learn is a core skill everyone needs to master

[alexlee]

Exactly what I was thinking on last night. In this day and age if we want to stay competetive and capable we have to implement rapid learning and prequalification.

[ApplesOranges]

Very useful information. Keep up the great work. Impressive sponsor. Dan

[svdfxd]

Great video Tina where you explained how to give prompts to chatGPT to help with learning anything. I am a data engineer, currently learning DS & Algorithms...and planning to learn ML/Computer Vision next.

[AmeenaF]

Amazing. I am using you prompts to make a study plan for me and will use it for my students as well. This is amazing and so helpful. I linked your video in our study group as well, so that my fellow teachers and students can use your prompts. This is absolutely the best video I have found to help me get things done and know where to start while learning and teaching. Thank you so much. You are have a new subscriber.

[Jnely]

Awesome. Thank you for sharing your expertise and showing us your ChatGpt prompts. You’re the best. Currently I am taking Nursing prerequisite courses.