that second last part about happiness and learning is so so true. knowing about how learning works has actually changed my whole outlook on life,just knowing how the mind works and takes in information and how we can program our mind to control how we take in information will definitely definitely make you a WHOLE new person
I just hope for more people caring about medicine in the field, not doing this for the sake of doing something top 1% students do or other stupid reasons
One of the best videos I’ve ever seen. Was engaged throughout the whole thing. It’s amazing how deeper you can go in learning and how life-changing it can be
Before, i just felt afraid and insecure of the idea of studying abroad because I know my methods of learning is really inefficient. After learning about these techniques from Justin, I just want to test my limits. It got me from being fearful to excited. Knowing how learning works really is a beautiful thing.
Highly appreciate your content Doc, thank you so much, your contents helped me SOOOOO MUCH! All my life I thought I was naturally not meant to learn as good as my topper friends, now I can have hope, I'm sure we all can feel your enthusiasm and your immense effort to your passion through all your returns from research AMAZING !!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 I don't know if you're a non-aethiest but I pray May god give you all the strength and support to keep doing your work and make cool content like these.
I've been following Justin's advice and methods from 3-4 months now, and i realised in this video that I'm a middle - higher order learner and now i have next step to work on. This guy changed the way I learn, thankyou Justin!❤️
I'm only halfway through the video and I have to say that this is so amazing to watch and learn. You explain things so very clearly. Edit: I finished the video and I just had an epiphany about how I learn. I've always said that I learn better "hands on" and by doing things on the job. And I am realizing now that it is because doing things puts me in a position of forced higher thinking, and makes me have to think about the connections between what I'm doing to help me do my job well. Knowing now that that is why "hands on" education works for me feels like I've finally solved one of the biggest mysteries of my brain. Thanks Justin!
Justin's insights on learning are so meaningful and interesting to the point that possibly a book could be written on that as a practical tool on how to learn. Thanks ❤ for really good advices.
by being a software engineer and a doctor, I have now created my own system of the world, and I don't think I need to throw in another degree. I have a pretty good grasp of the universe
I had my mentor from Argentina Damian Pedraza engineer and youtuber. When someone asked him in a Q and A. If you need to be very smart to be an engineer. He made a face I will never forget in my entire life his face and his eyes saying so much about is not true at all. That inspired me to overcome my beliefs. Thanks Dr. Sung for make it possible. Always greeting you in office hours
Curious to know your thoughts on a paper i have been reading: "Comparing the effects of generating questions, testing, and restudying on students' long-term recall in university learning", Never liked taking notes while in a lecture and couldn't put my finger on it but then you reminded me that notes are good for keeping track of your thoughts not resources you can just quickly look up or refer to.
One reason the high level learning categorization is more powerful is that I've noticed it's way easier to memorize the first 3-4 things of a category.
Are there any kind of preferred or more useful structures to have in mind when looking for similarities or relations between concepts when analysing? 😮👀👀🤔
Thank you so much, your study tips/videos helped me in preparing for my FC Paediatric Surgery exams. I’ve changed the way I study & recalling information improved 🙏🏽. Warm regards, Lindiwe 🫶🏾🇿🇦👩🏽💻👩🏽⚕️📚✍🏾
In this RUclips transcript, Justin discusses his motivation for studying abroad and the concept of learning. He emphasizes the need to challenge oneself and explore different career options before committing to a specific path. Justin also explains the difference between higher order thinking skills and higher order learning, highlighting the importance of critical thinking and making connections between ideas. He introduces the concept of the Snowball Effect, which suggests that the more knowledge one gains, the easier it becomes to learn new things. Justin emphasizes the significance of grouping information together and prioritizing it to enhance the learning process. He recommends using a tablet with a pen stylus and an infinite canvas app for note-taking, as it allows for flexibility and easy rearrangement of ideas. Justin believes that learning to learn effectively can lead to a sense of control, confidence, and happiness in the learning process. He also expresses his vision of revolutionizing the traditional method of studying, making it more enjoyable, efficient, and impactful for students.
Hey Justin. Where is that shortform link? I can't see it in the description. Checked out one of the free summaries and quite impressed. Links to other books are amazing. I'm already on your course and this looks like it would be great addition to prestudy. Would like to support you further with via the sponsership link. Edit i just realized that i has questions too!. Those would be great for interleaving.
Well, obviously learning how to learn with a step by step course would be faster than just RUclips videos. But for someone who is DILIGENTLY and CONSISTENTLY, putting what you you teach on RUclips into PRACTICE. How much improvement can they really attain.
Hi Justin 😊, I'm enjoying your content and already waiting for the next video lol , please Dr can you give a list on book 📚 on higher order learning and mindmapping, thanks for your existing
That’s literally what I’m saying😂I’m an IT student in cyber security, and I have to learn how the internet works, remember command prompt and terminated commands, and how the cloud works and all the thousands of features that come with it.
He has a course that will actually help you understand how to practically apply what he mentions on youtube. 60% of the value of it, is the individual catering you receive from it. This is when you'll truly learn how to apply what he teaches in your own situation. This is when you'll start to see it less as a vague set of concepts, but more as a concrete, practical system. If you don't like the course, you can refund as long as you do it within 1 month.
My mind maps look completely different from how they used to look because of your framework. But, I also feel like I've stagnated. I'm going to try to figure it out though.
irrelevant to this video but i was wondering, it's easy to improve if you can evaluate yourself, so how exactly should one go about doing that? I doubt having a 'feel' would be enough since that could be very deceptive. I have a lot of things I want to try but I don't know how to test what works and what doesn't for me since I can't just read something with one technique, note my time of how long it takes me to relate it to other things, and then forget it and read it again.
Hi Justin, thanks for your videos. I would be interested in a video about journalling. I couldn't find one so I was wondering is it's on your to do list.
Hi I was just wondering if it’s at all possible to relate this idea to mathematics or physics in terms of equations ? For example can you relate equations such as the quadratic equation and the formula for calculating centrifugal force in a vacuum ? Thanks
Hi Justin. Thanks so much for the wonderful work. Can I please ask whether I can apply your learning method to learning a language? I have been learning English for 10 years but my skills are not really improved much.
that second last part about happiness and learning is so so true. knowing about how learning works has actually changed my whole outlook on life,just knowing how the mind works and takes in information and how we can program our mind to control how we take in information will definitely definitely make you a WHOLE new person
Glad it could open you to that perspective
The medical profession needs powerful brains like you Dr Justin.
And with the right approach all people can do it
Totally agree 👍
I just hope for more people caring about medicine in the field, not doing this for the sake of doing something top 1% students do or other stupid reasons
He left it. Lmao they to pleb
One of the best videos I’ve ever seen. Was engaged throughout the whole thing. It’s amazing how deeper you can go in learning and how life-changing it can be
Before, i just felt afraid and insecure of the idea of studying abroad because I know my methods of learning is really inefficient. After learning about these techniques from Justin, I just want to test my limits. It got me from being fearful to excited. Knowing how learning works really is a beautiful thing.
what technique ?
Highly appreciate your content Doc, thank you so much, your contents helped me SOOOOO MUCH! All my life I thought I was naturally not meant to learn as good as my topper friends, now I can have hope, I'm sure we all can feel your enthusiasm and your immense effort to your passion through all your returns from research AMAZING !!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I don't know if you're a non-aethiest but I pray May god give you all the strength and support to keep doing your work and make cool content like these.
I've been following Justin's advice and methods from 3-4 months now, and i realised in this video that I'm a middle - higher order learner and now i have next step to work on. This guy changed the way I learn, thankyou Justin!❤️
what are your next steps?
I'm only halfway through the video and I have to say that this is so amazing to watch and learn. You explain things so very clearly.
Edit: I finished the video and I just had an epiphany about how I learn. I've always said that I learn better "hands on" and by doing things on the job. And I am realizing now that it is because doing things puts me in a position of forced higher thinking, and makes me have to think about the connections between what I'm doing to help me do my job well. Knowing now that that is why "hands on" education works for me feels like I've finally solved one of the biggest mysteries of my brain. Thanks Justin!
Justin's insights on learning are so meaningful and interesting to the point that possibly a book could be written on that as a practical tool on how to learn. Thanks ❤ for really good advices.
This video is so so very well done! The explanation + the animation + types of questions asked the right way
by being a software engineer and a doctor, I have now created my own system of the world, and I don't think I need to throw in another degree. I have a pretty good grasp of the universe
I love this video. It's like a game, you test differents possibilities of groups as hypotheses that fit and all has to have sense. A detective game
I had my mentor from Argentina Damian Pedraza engineer and youtuber. When someone asked him in a Q and A. If you need to be very smart to be an engineer. He made a face I will never forget in my entire life his face and his eyes saying so much about is not true at all. That inspired me to overcome my beliefs. Thanks Dr. Sung for make it possible. Always greeting you in office hours
This was so good. I hope that this could be more practiced in our current education system ASAP.
The part learning = happiness and the self limiting beliefs really brought tears to my eyes. I related so much to this.
Love the two girls who asked the questions, I kinda hope they do more interviews with Justin
Thank you Dr. Justin Sung for your incredible vision and goals.
Demonstration for higher order prioritisation is superb, now that’s how I want to learn new stuff
Most awaited!!
Still watching all your videos to get an overall idea about learning but I didn't get a concrete idea🙄
There is a course
Curious to know your thoughts on a paper i have been reading: "Comparing the effects of generating questions, testing, and restudying on students' long-term recall in university learning",
Never liked taking notes while in a lecture and couldn't put my finger on it but then you reminded me that notes are good for keeping track of your thoughts not resources you can just quickly look up or refer to.
One reason the high level learning categorization is more powerful is that I've noticed it's way easier to memorize the first 3-4 things of a category.
This is the best content on learning how to learn. Thanks Justin for all this content.
Are there any kind of preferred or more useful structures to have in mind when looking for similarities or relations between concepts when analysing? 😮👀👀🤔
Your videos are very very much helpful to me, as I'm changing "slightly" my career and engaging in more learning. Thank you so much 🙏🙏
Thank you so much, your study tips/videos helped me in preparing for my FC Paediatric Surgery exams. I’ve changed the way I study & recalling information improved 🙏🏽.
Warm regards,
Lindiwe 🫶🏾🇿🇦👩🏽💻👩🏽⚕️📚✍🏾
I Love this man
At least someone is helping us 😢
An easy but very helpful explanation of prioritization. Thank you so much, Doc!
Hooked!
Was planning on watching 10mins only but it was so interesting that time had flown by!
You are real study "GRU" ....Never seen this kind of stufffff in my entire life.Thankyou Dr Justin sung🥺
In this RUclips transcript, Justin discusses his motivation for studying abroad and the concept of learning. He emphasizes the need to challenge oneself and explore different career options before committing to a specific path. Justin also explains the difference between higher order thinking skills and higher order learning, highlighting the importance of critical thinking and making connections between ideas. He introduces the concept of the Snowball Effect, which suggests that the more knowledge one gains, the easier it becomes to learn new things. Justin emphasizes the significance of grouping information together and prioritizing it to enhance the learning process. He recommends using a tablet with a pen stylus and an infinite canvas app for note-taking, as it allows for flexibility and easy rearrangement of ideas. Justin believes that learning to learn effectively can lead to a sense of control, confidence, and happiness in the learning process. He also expresses his vision of revolutionizing the traditional method of studying, making it more enjoyable, efficient, and impactful for students.
This was so helpful. It clarified some of the things I was little doubtful about. The discord community is awesome too.
I liked your goal and vision about education in the last chapter of the video, thanks for everything you sharing on RUclips!
keep uploading, cant wait for more such vids!
this is so helpful !!! currently through my first year of uni and learning how to learn
Awesome video as always! Can't wait for the language learning one 💖
very nice and rich talk, and as you said enjoy the learning and find ways to do that instead of hating and complaining
Hey Justin. Where is that shortform link? I can't see it in the description. Checked out one of the free summaries and quite impressed. Links to other books are amazing. I'm already on your course and this looks like it would be great addition to prestudy. Would like to support you further with via the sponsership link.
Edit i just realized that i has questions too!. Those would be great for interleaving.
Interesting interwiew. As a teacher, would appreciate to listen more about your thoughts on education, teaching methods and curriculum.
Well, obviously learning how to learn with a step by step course would be faster than just RUclips videos. But for someone who is DILIGENTLY and CONSISTENTLY, putting what you you teach on RUclips into PRACTICE. How much improvement can they really attain.
Hi Justin 😊, I'm enjoying your content and already waiting for the next video lol , please Dr can you give a list on book 📚 on higher order learning and mindmapping, thanks for your existing
Justin, could you show us how you would learn tech like web development? It would be interesting yo see your approach!
That’s literally what I’m saying😂I’m an IT student in cyber security, and I have to learn how the internet works, remember command prompt and terminated commands, and how the cloud works and all the thousands of features that come with it.
This video is amazing thanks for the clarification
Excited for the language learning part ❤
Superb video! may we want to ask about your thoughts on building reading endurance (6 hours of daily reading) with the current scientific literature?
Very inspiring video. thank you!
He has a course that will actually help you understand how to practically apply what he mentions on youtube. 60% of the value of it, is the individual catering you receive from it. This is when you'll truly learn how to apply what he teaches in your own situation. This is when you'll start to see it less as a vague set of concepts, but more as a concrete, practical system.
If you don't like the course, you can refund as long as you do it within 1 month.
Higher order learning: 7:38 - 13:24
thank you as always
Dr Justin, I'm currently using an iPad. May I know what infinite canvas app would you suggest for notetaking, thanks in advance!
My mind maps look completely different from how they used to look because of your framework. But, I also feel like I've stagnated. I'm going to try to figure it out though.
irrelevant to this video but i was wondering, it's easy to improve if you can evaluate yourself, so how exactly should one go about doing that? I doubt having a 'feel' would be enough since that could be very deceptive.
I have a lot of things I want to try but I don't know how to test what works and what doesn't for me since I can't just read something with one technique, note my time of how long it takes me to relate it to other things, and then forget it and read it again.
Sir, I also have a when you said that learn how the engine work in the ted talk what you actually meant...?
Hi Justin, thanks for your videos. I would be interested in a video about journalling. I couldn't find one so I was wondering is it's on your to do list.
excited for part 2
A good alternative for a tablet would be a Microsoft Surface. Functions as a laptop and a tablet.
Hi I was just wondering if it’s at all possible to relate this idea to mathematics or physics in terms of equations ?
For example can you relate equations such as the quadratic equation and the formula for calculating centrifugal force in a vacuum ?
Thanks
I really have some questions Mr justin how can I ask you.please I need a portal i could reach you for my questions am from Ghana Africa
I love your video . Keep going
great as always
thank you soo much
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Hi Justin. Thanks so much for the wonderful work. Can I please ask whether I can apply your learning method to learning a language? I have been learning English for 10 years but my skills are not really improved much.
Following. I’ve been especially struggling with reading and writing English because I can’t remember all the rules.
I've just uploaded a new video on language learning, that may help!
@@JustinSung I really appreciate the video and cannot wait to watch it.
Thank you
What pen tablet you're using with concepts?
Brilliant!
How would I get more advice of yours outside of RUclips?
Currently going back to Uni
Check out his course.
this is very helpful
Agree to disagree with the title. I'm about to finish 7th term of pharmacy school and it does not get easier 😬 If anything, it gets harder.
What is a good app for grouping?
Damn. This was epic❤
So amazing
Okay, maybe the BGM wasn't necessary.
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The only doctor that isn't afraid of the apple.