⚡ INSANE BRAIN HACK TO LEARN 300% FASTER (science explained)

Join the program and access our private art community on Discord! WE JUST PASSED 24,000 ENROLLED STUDENTS! 💥 Nani?! What are you waiting for!

The spacing effect is one of the most mind-blowing brain hacks I've ever heard about and it's thoroughly backed by science and research, why is it most people don't know about this?? Let's fix that!

SOURCES:

CLASS MENTIONED IN THE VIDEO:

▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA:

▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

0:00 INSANE BRAIN HACK TO LEARN 3X FASTER
1:52 THE LEARNING PROCESS
4:22 THE SPACING EFFECT
7:44 LEARNING SPEED X3
10:52 YIKES

#spacingeffect #learning #ARTSchool

[malakaithedemigod]

I’ve learned more here than in high school and college combined

[DonVigaDeFierro]

I absolutely, 1000% recommend the book called "Make it stick".

It goes in depth not only about the spacing effect, but also about retrieval practice, the generation effect, and many other incredible techniques for learning. It's an absolute must-read for anyone studying anything.

[ifabian]

Marc, we appreciate all the things that you show us every week; the discipline that you have is insane, keep going!

[erastal]

Psychology major here, this video is accurate. Learning in general requires time, your short-term memory can only hold so much information, the exact number is currently known to be 7 kinds of words, terms or ideas with a deviation of 2. You can use chunking and other tactics to allow for your short-term memory to hold more information, but it will eventually either disappear from your thoughts, or it will be encoded into your long-term memory through the spacing effect or REM sleep, which is the primary way we as human learns. Do keep in mind that everyone is different and outlier exists within statistics. Good luck learning!

[lorddoge]

this will multiply my brain power by three times!
3x0 = 0 💀

[SumPatti]

I think that the most important part to learning is motivation and wanting to learn. Like I didnt learn anything in school, but I learned everything in this video because I was curious and i wanted to know and learn about it.

[annieleonhart]

"If you don't sleep enough, you don't learn anything"

Dammit, Marc!
What is it with you and the all-precise shot at my current issue?!

[Rodutchi]

This is exactly why I am subbed to you, thank you for being curious enough to find such stuff that aren't directly related to the medium but are helpful to it. No wonder you are really good.

[ianhall]

That example with the painters’ styles and changing between the fast and the slow flashing of the images was one of the best visual examples I’ve seen in a ‘how-to’ video and even better than most college lectures I’ve attended. It demonstrates the experiment by making us go through nearly the exact same test and I immediately noticed the difference in recognition for each design when they slowed down. That moment definitely earned my like.

[mochehe_]

We can feel your passion for teaching, freaking love it!

[VincentHarold]

Can't lie that i'm here mostly to get entertained by Marc-sensei's explosive intros, but you're undeniably a big help in my digital art studying progress!

[BloodSavedMe]

This is why it takes time to get good. Be patient with yourself. I'm a mix engineer and it took me multiple years to get to where I felt confident enough to put my stuff out there.

[tidyodooy]

No sólo es mi profesor de dibujo, si no que también es mi teacher de ingles, ya que utilizo muchos tus vídeos para aprender el idioma, gracias señor Marc. Oh quickly, this class is started!!!

[HalfWarrior]

Thank you Marc for your continued work and efforts to share valuable information with everyone.

[iced_coffee_]

I've been feeling like my learning process is sluggish and ineffective lately, so this video came at the perfect time ♡ Thanks for being such a great teacher, and giving amazing information for free, Marc!! I appreciate you so much, my art journey wouldn't be NEARLY as far along without ya!!

[Slayiden]

Thank you again marc, ive improved an insane amount over the last year thanks to you, the amount of time and effort you put into these is amazing.

[jasonwong]

Watching the technique while you draw while listening to your advice is my favorite learning method! Thanks so much so far, Marc!

[mitchellb]

this is 100% accurate i have been doing this without even noticing and found that no matter the subject material i can digest information and also retain it much better. thanks again for the wonderful and informative video Marc!

[vivianaordonez]

Amazing video, thank you Marc!! Those drawings you did are gorgeous! I can’t express well how much I enjoy seeing you draw. It’s inspiring!

[sapphire_aya]

Marc always teach us and go all his way to teach us the right way. I've been learning so much and use ur free brushes and I must say : Marc is my favorite art teacher. he always got our backs ❤️❤️ I am forever in debt to you, Thank you 🥰❤️