How You Can Learn 76% Faster.
All You Need is a Rubber Duck and 4 Simple Steps...
A Guide to the Feynman Technique.
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All You Need is a Rubber Duck and 4 Simple Steps...
A Guide to the Feynman Technique.
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25% of students fail to graduate high school on time.
To add to that, 33% never read another book after graduation.
Peoples' minds aren't broken.
The schooling system is.
That's why I'm going to teach you the method of the greatest educator the world has ever known...
To add to that, 33% never read another book after graduation.
Peoples' minds aren't broken.
The schooling system is.
That's why I'm going to teach you the method of the greatest educator the world has ever known...
Step 1: Grab Pen and Paper
Physically taking notes stimulates your brain's hippocampus.
(The part responsible for memory and learning).
On paper, write down the concept you want to learn at the top.
Physically taking notes stimulates your brain's hippocampus.
(The part responsible for memory and learning).
On paper, write down the concept you want to learn at the top.
Step 2: Explain It Like They're 5
Take what you're learning and simplify it on paper.
Cover the different angles.
• What is it?
• How does it work?
• Why is it important?
Draw examples and use simple words.
If a 5 year old can't understand it, you don't understand it.
Take what you're learning and simplify it on paper.
Cover the different angles.
• What is it?
• How does it work?
• Why is it important?
Draw examples and use simple words.
If a 5 year old can't understand it, you don't understand it.
Bonus Tip
While on a coaching call with @psypreneur
He mentioned a way to visualize this concept
Grab a rubber duck (yes, that's right)
Explain the concept in simple terms to it
This is a great way to work through problems and build understanding
Just don't do it in public
While on a coaching call with @psypreneur
He mentioned a way to visualize this concept
Grab a rubber duck (yes, that's right)
Explain the concept in simple terms to it
This is a great way to work through problems and build understanding
Just don't do it in public
@Psypreneur Step 3: Review
After explaining, review what you wrote:
• Where did you blank?
• What didn't you understand?
Take note of this and go back to the source material.
Start filling in your knowledge gaps.
After explaining, review what you wrote:
• Where did you blank?
• What didn't you understand?
Take note of this and go back to the source material.
Start filling in your knowledge gaps.
@Psypreneur Step 4: Refine
With new understanding, you can start refining.
If there's a simpler term, write it.
If there's an easier picture, draw it.
If there's a better layout, organize it.
Think of yourself as a sculptor.
Chip away at the excess and you'll be left with a masterpiece.
With new understanding, you can start refining.
If there's a simpler term, write it.
If there's an easier picture, draw it.
If there's a better layout, organize it.
Think of yourself as a sculptor.
Chip away at the excess and you'll be left with a masterpiece.
@Psypreneur To summarize the Feynman Technique:
Step 1: Grab Pen and Paper
Step 2: Explain It Like They're 5
Step 3: Review
Step 4: Refine
Bonus Tip: Talk to a rubber ducky
Step 1: Grab Pen and Paper
Step 2: Explain It Like They're 5
Step 3: Review
Step 4: Refine
Bonus Tip: Talk to a rubber ducky
@Psypreneur I know this man gets tagged an absurd amount
But thank you @naval
You introduced me to Feynman and his books when I was 20 years old
It has fundamentally changed how I learn forever
I hope you all apply what's in this thread and get the same value
Thank you for reading
But thank you @naval
You introduced me to Feynman and his books when I was 20 years old
It has fundamentally changed how I learn forever
I hope you all apply what's in this thread and get the same value
Thank you for reading
P.S. if you got value from this thread
Give the first tweet a like/retweet
It would help a lot🥂
Give the first tweet a like/retweet
It would help a lot🥂
https://twitter.com/WrongsToWrite/status/1410582467614961679
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