You've been reading textbooks WRONGLY

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ABOUT DR JUSTIN SUNG
Justin is an ex-medical doctor turned full-time learning coach. He's passionate about taking a very practical and evidence-based approach to learning and self-management. Unlike most study influencers, he has extensive experience actually working with real people, rather than just looking at theory or anecdotal tips to make videos about. He's worked with thousands of people around the world for over 10 years, teaching them to manage their studies and time more efficiently using novel and rigorously field-tested techniques. Justin is the co-founder of iCanStudy, which developed the world's first fully integrated, high-efficiency learning system using cognitive retraining approaches.
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[mohamedeltoum]

This guy is just so underrated
my guy here giving out golden pieces of advice..
Some of us really appreciate what you are doing.. thank you Dr Sung!

[zainabjamshaid]

This advice is soooo solid and LOGICALL!! This guy is revolutionising the art of studying and his name WILL go down in the annals of history as a man of impact
The kind of man whose work will stand out decades later !!

[makeiteasy]

Why didn't I come across this man earlier. He is just a life saver, amazing.

[kenshin_cy]

The more I listen to you sir Justin sung the more I learn and grow.
Thank you...☺️❤️

[servantofthelord]

You’re anointed bro. Thank you - you have no idea how your work has revolutionized my semester and future learning. For context I’m a student at Harvard university and I’d love to see you give a talk here some day.

[jessamaenaldoza]

Wow! Your advices have changed my life. Thank you so much, Dr. Sung!

[anntakamaki]

Actually, this methodology is also how I learned playing Civ 5.

[jimmydaddo]

Take notes on anything in bold and or underlined

[vansel.z]

massive insight, did not see reading books like that before

[profirfan]

Sorry so is it okay to read the chapter summaries at first round of reading?

[wanderingknight]

Good advice..also you could get an audio version of the text book an play it at 2x speed…then go thru the book several times .. the more times you frequent information the sooner it will transfer from the short term to long term memory banks..

[chad]

i can’t even imagine reading an entire textbook once lmao what

[fexterm]

Why do you click bait?Where is the link

[matilde]

Can someone pls send me the link of the full video?

[cattelgibson]

This guy literally deserves a Nobel Peace prize for changing lives!

[CL-wski]

First time I heard similar advice was from a guy called Migan from team3D alpha- it was way less refined but honestly just the unrefined version of this advice made uni a breeze for me. Seeing and learning the fully in-depth way to use this is now is like obtaining a super power

[Evanol_Bled]

I have a question, then how do i read a book in such way that after reading i can remember the key ideas or get general understanding of it. Because when i read a book 1st time i may recall like 2 to 3 things only.
Rest? Blank!!
So what am i doing wrong?

[KEERAT]

Me reading 30 pages chapter hardly and this guys is saying read it 5 to 6 times 💀

[moarnalidsch]

Yo, is this from a live clinic or sth? I really want to know

[craftingweirdo]

Okay, but how do you do this for learning a new language


Language text books often have new vocab every new chapter