👂Say Goodbye to Distractions! Click bit.ly/3OTX8Do to and use code LOOPXRURI for %10 discount! 📚Get the Ultralearning book by Scott Young: amzn.to/3Eu91Ll 00:00 Why do we fail at learning? 02:00 How to learn anything FAST? 02:55 Principle #1 04:59 Principle #2 08:00 Principle #3 09:15 Principle #4 10:27 Principle #5 & #7 12:10 Conclusion and 3 Actionable Steps
To learn anything fast, follow these 10 steps:- 1. Set clear goals. 2. Prioritize. 3. Active learning. 4. Break it down. 5. Practice regularly. 6. Use varied resources. 7. Teach others. 8. Stay organized. 9. Eliminate distractions. 10. Stay motivated. Remember, the speed🏃♂️ of learning varies from person to person, so be patient with yourself & adjust your approach as needed. 🤍❤ all your videos #RURI👍
@@sasasassa4615 Even for an Introvert like me it's slightly hard even to blend in for that you have to follow a timetable & in case of an extrovert it's super easy to learn anything new not in detail but they are quick learner with the practical knowledge but Introvert are totally into analytical knowledge in case of an ambivert it's 50-50 but practical knowledge, your practical experience is going to guide & help you to accomplish your future goals in any field or department.
Wow I'm almost 55 years old retired railroad engineer. I just found her videos and she has changed my life. My dream is to learn Chinese I have tried studying for years and just now I have had great success by watching her videos. She is so amazing her parents have to be so happy and proud 👏 her voice I love her Accent .please keep up the hard work this World needs young people like you. Lots of love
I love her videos too! Very inspiring! Just come across your comment, if you are interested in learning Chinese, you can check out my channel - I share Chinese poems and Mandarin learning tips - I hope that my videos can help you improve your listening skills and your overall understanding of Chinese culture and the language. 😊
What about learning any Slavic language, such as Russian and Polish. I don't think any one or book could help in this regard---they are just hard nut to crack, like mandarin, for sure.
Summary Principal 1: Meta learning (spend 10% of time to learn about learning. Break topic into concepts, facts and procedures. Identify problem ntifying problems in Identify problem and solution for each problems. Principal 2: Focus Problem 1: Procrastination (Be aware, and identify mapping procrastination. Self awareness, self discipline. Aware of it, have a plan and motivated to overcome it. Problem 2: Distraction (earplug) Principle 3: Directness (Learning is best done by doing.) Principle 4: Drill (Face and addressing your weakness and balance it with your strength. Know where to invest time and erergy. Principle 5&7: Retrieval and retention (Take a nap or break and recall) Conclusion and 3 actionable steps: 1. Research how to learn material use concept, facts and procedure. 2. Create your schedule and time block Step 3: Start learning
My 6 principles for better learning. 1. Simplify it. 2. Understand instead of remembering. 3. Focus on the basic. 4. Talke a short break regularly. 5. Actively recall. Apply what you learn in to your everyday life. 6. Make it fun and interesting.
@@Veilsau : U better see not C (man) in my eyes or writing, for I was/am as innocent as I was born, prior to and even after marriage, quite unlike C or C, either. Still I am not paying U in your coins, 'cause I am a gentleman not rascal like...(see)!
After visiting your channel all I can see is a hardworking innovative Japanese women making quality content to support & inspire youths of this generation! ❤
You inspire me so much Ruri. As an ADHD student majoring in audiovisual and multimedia, your videos have been an important boost to my self-improvement and to actively search to become someone better each day.
One of the very few self-improvement youtubers that I appreciate. No outlandish titles, straight to the point. Also, I realized I probably have ADHD thanks to you. Gonna do a professional ADHD test in the near future.
Ruri’s talent about inspire people is unique! After each and every video of her, hundreds of people write down how much they’re inspired…She deserves all the best every time!
Project based learning is spot on. I applied this method unknowingly at university and only focused on where the grades were, the assignments. I did not do any of the allocated readings in 7 years of university, I simply focused on the assignments. Of course in doing the assignments it is necessary to do a lot of reading in order to inform them. But the reading was practical in the sense that the information learned was applied directly to the task at hand. Great video!
Such like study is, in fact, Killing 02 birds with the same stone, but still everywhere and in every subject doing so is practically not possible or workable.
This is the right thing; you must practice to learn something. I can just add that I think anyone who wants to learn something has to take a real task or give it to themselves. They should try to resolve it, make some or a lot of mistakes, and then go back to learn why they were made and how to correct them. And so on. Every time, you become better.
I am having my coffee but the video is so great that I have to comeback to my room, and with my pen, write these things out and give a positive comment to the one who made the video. Your video is really amazing Ruri!
Thank you for putting up advice and tips on youtube for free for so long! You have helped me all this time to grow my business and make better friends! I really hope your channel continues to grow and you gain a lot more traction. Thanks again Ruri 😄
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🚀 Efficient Learning Introduction - Introduction to the challenge of efficient learning. - Personal struggle with retaining information despite efforts. - Exploration of the quest to learn from those who excel in rapid learning. 01:53 📚 Frustration with Limited Time - Transition from high school to adulthood and increased responsibilities. - Frustration with limited time for learning due to various responsibilities. - The common challenge of balancing diverse aspects of life while striving to learn. 02:48 📘 Principle 1: Meta Learning - Introduction to meta learning as the first principle of ultra learning. - Explanation of creating a meta learning map involving concepts, facts, and procedures. - Scott Young's approach to allocating 10% of total project time to meta learning for success. 05:06 🛑 Procrastination and Distractions - Discussion on the challenges of procrastination and its root causes. - Importance of self-awareness and discipline in overcoming procrastination. - Dealing with external distractions, emphasizing the use of Loop earplugs. 08:09 🎓 Principle 2: Directness in Learning - Critique of traditional classrooms for lacking practical application. - Emphasis on immersing oneself in the subject to enhance learning. - The recommendation to focus on applied learning for better outcomes. 09:33 🧠 Principle 3: Drilling for Improvement - Importance of addressing weaknesses through the drilling principle. - Example of improving thumbnail creation skills as a specific weakness. - Balancing strengths and weaknesses to become proficient in key areas. 10:44 🤔 Overcoming the Illusion of Knowing - Introduction to the concept of the illusion of knowing. - The significance of active recall in solidifying knowledge. - Techniques such as creating associations and spacing out recall for effective learning. 12:26 ✅ Actionable Steps for Real Change - Encouragement to view self-improvement videos as catalysts for real change. - Specific actionable steps: researching how to learn, creating a schedule, and active learning. - A callto action for viewers to implement the discussed principles and take control of their learning journey. Made with HARPA AI
I was planning on self studying for my AP exams but I wasn't sure if I could learn by myself and then you posted this. Now I feel more confident that I can teach myself and take the exam my school doesn't provide :) thank you
Admirable summary of Scott Young’s book. It has worked for me. Though I didn’t finish Dentistry, I finished Area Studies, and now work in archives and I’ve also invested time and effort learning copywriting and data analysis. Bout to get gigs in both. And hopefully clients on retainer for the long term.
Most of these are commonly known and taught. But many people don't apply them properly. The most inmportant one I think is to teach what you know to really grasp and know if you have truely mastered the knowledge.
You're honestly amazing. Somehow I'm lucky enough that I don't need this video, I learn pretty easily mostly because everything I learn is something I'm very interested in. But your last tip...It's the icing on the cake. DO. SOMETHING. I don't read books, I study them. I write notes, I write what I understood about chapters, even though I don't even read those notes ever, I wasn't passively reading a book. And really this makes a world of difference because you can't just zip through a book like it's nothing, you need to understand it, you need to be able to explain what it meant, so you can at least take notes (or, like I do, write down examples). YOU GOT THIS. Ruri is so successful, you CAN be HER. I want to be her, with something else than RUclips but still. I will be as successful as Ruri is. I simply need to work hard.
For me, learning English is something I do because I like it and I don't feel it as an obligation and it's something I get immersed. Learn other things is something different and I like to make a challenge of being a certain period studying without distractions. I use a timer to do it. I like to use the Feynman method.
Hey @jelissongreg9798, if you enjoy learning language you should try Hindi Language. you will get lots of knowlege and ideas. reply with something if you reading this comment.
These are definitively good facts i'll start to apply, i'm already writing them down as you said ☺️, thanks Ruri for the video, your channel isn't just a source of entertainment for me that's for sure, but one that helps people ❤️
Today's the first day i regretted not turning on the notification of a RUclips channel. My exams were around and today was my most hardest exam as i had a lot to learn and i never studied this stuff before. Only if i have found this before i could've gotten better grades 💀
1. meta learning = ultra prepare, learning about learning, learning wuth a roadmap, knowing basics create a meta learning map = concepts facts and proceddure ( concept need to be understand, facts need to be memorize, procedure need to be pratice 2. focus
Indeed you should start a podcast, I really like your content it's so realistic and motivational in the same way, as a person who wants to learn a lot about different things but easily get distracted, this information is so useful and I will try to get that book you talked about so that I try to implement the tips you have shared
*The Feynman Technique is another useful tip , make so simple studies they way you can teach a kid , if you can simple explained , congrats you understand it ! Thanks Ruri .*
The loop sponsorship is great. Guys please take care of your hearing. Someone important in my family loss hearing due to high exposure of high sound. Anything that block sounds is lk (but loop makes it easier and fancier i guess)
For me the best way to learn something fast is just have a lot of interest or fun in the subject you wanna learn. e.g. I learn in school something in PE or music class better than in something like math (cuz I am more interested or have more fun in those 2 subjects)
this is really awesome, ruri! i'm currently working on my phd and its a bit overwhelming, i cant wait to try this out. i'd never heard of metalearning before so i think that will help me to prioritize
Excellent video! I like the term "Teach Yourself" used in English because that is literally the best learning method imho, at least it worked wonders for me when learning any new topic. To elaborate, you are studying "whatever" as you read a page or watch a section of the tutorial, stop. Now try to teach yourself (in third person), what you just learned! Whether it is a new word/term in a new language or a command of computer programming language or algebra formula, this works. Speak out loud if you need to. I do. Hearing yourself when you are reading something enforces 2 senses which is better than one. When you try to explain yourself what you just learned, you will find out how well you actually retained the info. Then go back to re-read or watch the material for comparison. You will either confirm that you learned it correctly or will have to make corrections. Remember, you want to make sure what you are learning into memory is correct. You do not want to fill up your memory with incomplete or incorrect info! I also, 100% agree with task/project driven learning, especially when it comes to technical stuff. I learned scripting using mainly that. I had a task in mind that I needed to create a script for. So, learn enough commands and syntax from videos or books to start writing a line. Test it until you see it is working just the way you want it. Questions that start with "What if..." or "I wonder if..." is a great sign of "critical thinking". That has to happen to confirm you are learning and are dedicated to improve not just the project but yourself as well. Task/project learning forces you to practice the new knowledge on the fly while also confirming the validity of the info learned.
You're not. Your mind is subconsciously picking up and storing all these information. It'll all be useful when you start taking action whenever you choose to.
Awesome video, thank you so much for all that you do and share!! I absolutely love your channel. I also had no idea you could go to medical school part-time, YOU ROCK!!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 03:16 🗺️ Meta learning, understanding how to learn effectively, is a crucial step before diving into a new subject or skill. 05:06 ⏰ Procrastination is a common challenge; be aware of triggers, patterns, and have a plan to overcome it. 06:01 📱 External distractions can derail your focus, consider using noise-cancelling earplugs to enhance productivity. 08:24 🌐 Immersion and directness in learning, where you apply what you learn, lead to better retention and understanding. 09:33 🛠️ Use the principle of drilling to focus on improving your weaknesses rather than only enhancing your existing strengths. 10:59 🤯 Combat the "illusion of knowing" by testing your recall and organizing information with retention tricks. 12:10 🧠 Active recall, challenging yourself, and spacing out learning sessions can aid in understanding and retaining knowledge.
I wish I was as smart and as cool as you. If I was even 1/10th as smart as you are, there is nothing I would be unable to accomplish. You are an incredibly intelligent person.
Hey ruri!! i dont usually make comments but i couldnt help but be proud of this channels growth rate! i subscribed to you when i was still beginning to learn japanese and you had sum tutorials up for that and i wanted to check back on ur channel since its been a while and i was really surprised to see you have a million suscribers already which is reaaaaaally cool (you only had around 30k-70k viewers back then). just wanted to say you did a great job!! sending support ur way!
i just discover yout channel and it was amazing, even you help me with my ADHD, i thought that all was lost and you give a motivation to keep going, greetings from colombia
Ruri, can you talk about how to enter the "flow state"? You know, that phenomenon where you are extremely focused and the work feels easy. There are many scientific papers that support this. I know you've experienced this state before, where you're so focused on your work that you lose track of time. How can we enter that state in this incredibly distracting world?
I'm beginning to realize the impact of my slower learning pace, you know, like missing out on quality time with my buddies. Gonna put in the effort to boost my learning speed with your suggestions!
I would add a person needs to consider the time of day most likely to be productive. For me, 3 pm in the afternoon it's naptime. Anything really important should be done before 3 pm, preferably late morning 9:30 am and after lunch up to 3 pm.
I am thankful to you 🎉👏🙏 from my bottom 💝 of heart for teaching me and all the valuable life changing lessons. God bless you. May you have more knowledge to inspire more and impact millions of life.
The physilogy should not be neglected before learning. Tense your body and then relax, take a deep breath and exhale slowly. Hemi and Holosync frequencies put the brain in an optimal state. Use these before or during learning.
Honestly, at first, I was intrigued by the title that you put on the video. Secondly, I like that you are very pleasing to the eyes while you are explaining. Lastly, but most importantly, your message is very organized that it seems I can't get enough of the the bite-sized, summarized, critically calculated sentences, and well-organized video transitions from you speaking to related clips to what you are saying, that inevitably hooked me in. You just gained a subscriber! More Power Ruri!
hi there Ruri mam i just saw ur 2 years before vid about how to you speak english fluently and i loved it thanks for sharing your experience and keep making such videos such as this one and by the way how's ur med studies going on?? :)
This video is a goldmine for anyone looking to accelerate their learning and gain a competitive edge. The tips and strategies presented here are not just theoretical but practical and actionable. Learning how to learn faster is an invaluable skill in today's fast-paced world.
👂Say Goodbye to Distractions! Click bit.ly/3OTX8Do to and use code LOOPXRURI for %10 discount!
📚Get the Ultralearning book by Scott Young: amzn.to/3Eu91Ll
00:00 Why do we fail at learning?
02:00 How to learn anything FAST?
02:55 Principle #1
04:59 Principle #2
08:00 Principle #3
09:15 Principle #4
10:27 Principle #5 & #7
12:10 Conclusion and 3 Actionable Steps
What’s your I.Q score? I’m using Duolingo and books to learn Spanish and Portuguese currently
❤❤❤❤
What do you think about that statement about learning a language, Ms. Ruri?
ruclips.net/video/FqQPxJCNG5Y/видео.html
waait wwait hey are you turk ?
Ruri Dear,
Your Text is quite abstract, please make it loud and clear.
To learn anything fast,
follow these 10 steps:-
1. Set clear goals.
2. Prioritize.
3. Active learning.
4. Break it down.
5. Practice regularly.
6. Use varied resources.
7. Teach others.
8. Stay organized.
9. Eliminate distractions.
10. Stay motivated.
Remember, the speed🏃♂️ of learning varies from person to person, so be patient with yourself & adjust your approach as needed.
🤍❤ all your videos #RURI👍
Soooo the same steps needed to actually learn anything anyway, but with an added "FAST" at the end....cool, got it👍👍
If there are any other ways to learn something, please let me know.
Many thanks!^^
@@sasasassa4615 Even for an Introvert like me it's slightly hard even to blend in for that you have to follow a timetable & in case of an extrovert it's super easy to learn anything new not in detail but they are quick learner with the practical knowledge but Introvert are totally into analytical knowledge in case of an ambivert it's 50-50 but practical knowledge, your practical experience is going to guide & help you to accomplish your future goals in any field or department.
@@ultilinium8lol yeah, the thing is that most people stop.
you should start your own podcast
She has one! Its called Milliseconds Apart.
@@bambitsunami4165 ty for sharing
@@bambitsunami4165Spotify???
@@bambitsunami4165Sharing is caring and you are amazing
I’m I am a teacher can’t access again 😂
Wow I'm almost 55 years old retired railroad engineer. I just found her videos and she has changed my life. My dream is to learn Chinese I have tried studying for years and just now I have had great success by watching her videos. She is so amazing her parents have to be so happy and proud 👏 her voice I love her Accent .please keep up the hard work this World needs young people like you. Lots of love
I love her videos too! Very inspiring! Just come across your comment, if you are interested in learning Chinese, you can check out my channel - I share Chinese poems and Mandarin learning tips - I hope that my videos can help you improve your listening skills and your overall understanding of Chinese culture and the language. 😊
What about learning any Slavic language, such as Russian and Polish. I don't think any one or book could help in this regard---they are just hard nut to crack, like mandarin, for sure.
Summary
Principal 1: Meta learning (spend 10% of time to learn about learning. Break topic into concepts, facts and procedures. Identify problem ntifying problems in Identify problem and solution for each problems.
Principal 2: Focus
Problem 1: Procrastination (Be aware, and identify mapping procrastination. Self awareness, self discipline. Aware of it, have a plan and motivated to overcome it.
Problem 2: Distraction (earplug)
Principle 3: Directness (Learning is best done by doing.)
Principle 4: Drill (Face and addressing your weakness and balance it with your strength. Know where to invest time and erergy.
Principle 5&7: Retrieval and retention (Take a nap or break and recall)
Conclusion and 3 actionable steps:
1. Research how to learn material use concept, facts and procedure.
2. Create your schedule and time block
Step 3: Start learning
My 6 principles for better learning.
1. Simplify it.
2. Understand instead of remembering.
3. Focus on the basic.
4. Talke a short break regularly.
5. Actively recall. Apply what you learn in to your everyday life.
6. Make it fun and interesting.
Mind please, periodic repetition or rehearsal of any New knowledge learnt is very much required, rather obligatory, for sure.
Nonsense!
@@Veilsau Ok
You even agree with your own debauchery. I am appalled!
@@Veilsau :
U better see not C (man) in my eyes or writing, for I was/am as innocent as I was born, prior to and even after marriage, quite unlike C or C, either.
Still I am not paying U in your coins, 'cause I am a gentleman not rascal like...(see)!
As a med student I tried all kinds of study techniques and I can say your advice are great ❤
Dear, your estrogen level seems to be high too... Please don't mind, I am a face reader, hum!
After visiting your channel all I can see is a hardworking innovative Japanese women making quality content to support & inspire youths of this generation! ❤
Thanks a lot 😊
😂❤😂❤😂 0:47
You are inspiring even the boom generation
You inspire me so much Ruri. As an ADHD student majoring in audiovisual and multimedia, your videos have been an important boost to my self-improvement and to actively search to become someone better each day.
One of the very few self-improvement youtubers that I appreciate. No outlandish titles, straight to the point. Also, I realized I probably have ADHD thanks to you. Gonna do a professional ADHD test in the near future.
Ruri’s talent about inspire people is unique! After each and every video of her, hundreds of people write down how much they’re inspired…She deserves all the best every time!
lmao 90 % of the stuff in this video is self explanatory shit
Project based learning is spot on. I applied this method unknowingly at university and only focused on where the grades were, the assignments. I did not do any of the allocated readings in 7 years of university, I simply focused on the assignments. Of course in doing the assignments it is necessary to do a lot of reading in order to inform them. But the reading was practical in the sense that the information learned was applied directly to the task at hand. Great video!
Such like study is, in fact, Killing 02 birds with the same stone, but still everywhere and in every subject doing so is practically not possible or workable.
It's all possible and all workable. The difference is whether whether you are willing to do it or not.@@ShakeelAhmad-vh7iv
This is the right thing; you must practice to learn something. I can just add that I think anyone who wants to learn something has to take a real task or give it to themselves. They should try to resolve it, make some or a lot of mistakes, and then go back to learn why they were made and how to correct them. And so on. Every time, you become better.
0:52 such a nice setup. I bet you feel very work-ready just sitting in that chair.
I am having my coffee but the video is so great that I have to comeback to my room, and with my pen, write these things out and give a positive comment to the one who made the video.
Your video is really amazing Ruri!
Thank you for putting up advice and tips on youtube for free for so long! You have helped me all this time to grow my business and make better friends! I really hope your channel continues to grow and you gain a lot more traction. Thanks again Ruri 😄
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🚀 Efficient Learning Introduction
- Introduction to the challenge of efficient learning.
- Personal struggle with retaining information despite efforts.
- Exploration of the quest to learn from those who excel in rapid learning.
01:53 📚 Frustration with Limited Time
- Transition from high school to adulthood and increased responsibilities.
- Frustration with limited time for learning due to various responsibilities.
- The common challenge of balancing diverse aspects of life while striving to learn.
02:48 📘 Principle 1: Meta Learning
- Introduction to meta learning as the first principle of ultra learning.
- Explanation of creating a meta learning map involving concepts, facts, and procedures.
- Scott Young's approach to allocating 10% of total project time to meta learning for success.
05:06 🛑 Procrastination and Distractions
- Discussion on the challenges of procrastination and its root causes.
- Importance of self-awareness and discipline in overcoming procrastination.
- Dealing with external distractions, emphasizing the use of Loop earplugs.
08:09 🎓 Principle 2: Directness in Learning
- Critique of traditional classrooms for lacking practical application.
- Emphasis on immersing oneself in the subject to enhance learning.
- The recommendation to focus on applied learning for better outcomes.
09:33 🧠 Principle 3: Drilling for Improvement
- Importance of addressing weaknesses through the drilling principle.
- Example of improving thumbnail creation skills as a specific weakness.
- Balancing strengths and weaknesses to become proficient in key areas.
10:44 🤔 Overcoming the Illusion of Knowing
- Introduction to the concept of the illusion of knowing.
- The significance of active recall in solidifying knowledge.
- Techniques such as creating associations and spacing out recall for effective learning.
12:26 ✅ Actionable Steps for Real Change
- Encouragement to view self-improvement videos as catalysts for real change.
- Specific actionable steps: researching how to learn, creating a schedule, and active learning.
- A callto action for viewers to implement the discussed principles and take control of their learning journey.
Made with HARPA AI
I was planning on self studying for my AP exams but I wasn't sure if I could learn by myself and then you posted this. Now I feel more confident that I can teach myself and take the exam my school doesn't provide :) thank you
Admirable summary of Scott Young’s book. It has worked for me. Though I didn’t finish Dentistry, I finished Area Studies, and now work in archives and I’ve also invested time and effort learning copywriting and data analysis. Bout to get gigs in both. And hopefully clients on retainer for the long term.
I did it!
Now I keep my pen closer to me, making it easier to actively learn next facts-concepts-procedures 🤓❤️
Just learnt how to perceive the 4th Dimension after watching this video‼️🤝
Most of these are commonly known and taught. But many people don't apply them properly. The most inmportant one I think is to teach what you know to really grasp and know if you have truely mastered the knowledge.
You're honestly amazing. Somehow I'm lucky enough that I don't need this video, I learn pretty easily mostly because everything I learn is something I'm very interested in. But your last tip...It's the icing on the cake.
DO. SOMETHING.
I don't read books, I study them. I write notes, I write what I understood about chapters, even though I don't even read those notes ever, I wasn't passively reading a book. And really this makes a world of difference because you can't just zip through a book like it's nothing, you need to understand it, you need to be able to explain what it meant, so you can at least take notes (or, like I do, write down examples).
YOU GOT THIS. Ruri is so successful, you CAN be HER.
I want to be her, with something else than RUclips but still. I will be as successful as Ruri is.
I simply need to work hard.
This is exactly what I needed to start the new school year! I'll definetely try this technique
Understanding what you're studying and learning is also very important
Summary of the video
Principal 1:Metalearning
Concepts - Understood
Facts-Memorised
Procedures - Practiced
Principle 2:Focus
Principle 3 - Directness (Learn by doing)
Principle 4 :Drilling
Principle 5:Retrieval
For me, learning English is something I do because I like it and I don't feel it as an obligation and it's something I get immersed. Learn other things is something different and I like to make a challenge of being a certain period studying without distractions. I use a timer to do it. I like to use the Feynman method.
Hey @jelissongreg9798, if you enjoy learning language you should try Hindi Language. you will get lots of knowlege and ideas. reply with something if you reading this comment.
These are definitively good facts i'll start to apply, i'm already writing them down as you said ☺️, thanks Ruri for the video, your channel isn't just a source of entertainment for me that's for sure, but one that helps people ❤️
Thank you for sharing this valuable content. I have struggled with this during my whole studies and would study 8-9 hours a day.
毎回英語の練習とモチベ上げのために見てます。いつも有益な情報ありがとうなのだ！
Today's the first day i regretted not turning on the notification of a RUclips channel. My exams were around and today was my most hardest exam as i had a lot to learn and i never studied this stuff before. Only if i have found this before i could've gotten better grades 💀
1. meta learning = ultra prepare, learning about learning, learning wuth a roadmap, knowing basics
create a meta learning map = concepts facts and proceddure ( concept need to be understand, facts need to be memorize, procedure need to be pratice
2. focus
Ruri - you are an excellent teacher. Thank you.
Thanks again for your work, you inspired me to create my own french youtube channel to create something a bit similar to Hamza and you
thank you Ruri for always sharing such instructive methods and i had learnt alot from you,endless love for you!🥰
Indeed you should start a podcast, I really like your content it's so realistic and motivational in the same way, as a person who wants to learn a lot about different things but easily get distracted, this information is so useful and I will try to get that book you talked about so that I try to implement the tips you have shared
Noted!
@@ruriohamaif u r single than I want offer u marry
You're just getting better and better in creating content.
*The Feynman Technique is another useful tip , make so simple studies they way you can teach a kid , if you can simple explained , congrats you understand it ! Thanks Ruri .*
Concepts: understood the terminaology
Facts: memorised = strategies & probability (can I explain this myself)
Procedures: Practised
Thank U Ruri :)
For some reason, your pronunciation of the letter s gives me a relaxing effect 😅 love your accent. And very useful video thanks...
I'll apply it to my English studies. Thanks Ruri.
The loop sponsorship is great. Guys please take care of your hearing. Someone important in my family loss hearing due to high exposure of high sound. Anything that block sounds is lk (but loop makes it easier and fancier i guess)
For me the best way to learn something fast is just have a lot of interest or fun in the subject you wanna learn. e.g. I learn in school something in PE or music class better than in something like math (cuz I am more interested or have more fun in those 2 subjects)
this is really awesome, ruri! i'm currently working on my phd and its a bit overwhelming, i cant wait to try this out. i'd never heard of metalearning before so i think that will help me to prioritize
Excellent video! I like the term "Teach Yourself" used in English because that is literally the best learning method imho, at least it worked wonders for me when learning any new topic. To elaborate, you are studying "whatever" as you read a page or watch a section of the tutorial, stop. Now try to teach yourself (in third person), what you just learned! Whether it is a new word/term in a new language or a command of computer programming language or algebra formula, this works. Speak out loud if you need to. I do. Hearing yourself when you are reading something enforces 2 senses which is better than one. When you try to explain yourself what you just learned, you will find out how well you actually retained the info. Then go back to re-read or watch the material for comparison. You will either confirm that you learned it correctly or will have to make corrections. Remember, you want to make sure what you are learning into memory is correct. You do not want to fill up your memory with incomplete or incorrect info!
I also, 100% agree with task/project driven learning, especially when it comes to technical stuff. I learned scripting using mainly that. I had a task in mind that I needed to create a script for. So, learn enough commands and syntax from videos or books to start writing a line. Test it until you see it is working just the way you want it. Questions that start with "What if..." or "I wonder if..." is a great sign of "critical thinking". That has to happen to confirm you are learning and are dedicated to improve not just the project but yourself as well. Task/project learning forces you to practice the new knowledge on the fly while also confirming the validity of the info learned.
I'm procrastinating by watching this video
Me
Same
You're not. Your mind is subconsciously picking up and storing all these information. It'll all be useful when you start taking action whenever you choose to.
I love this. The concept of meta learning is brilliant-failing to prepare is preparing to fail, essentially.
probably the best most useful video i've ever watched, thank you so much for this guide on how to learn.
Glad it was helpful!
My favourite teacher ❤. Thanks for your effort.
Hi Ruri, learning quickly gives you a great competitive edge for personal & professional development.
I'm procrastinating right now when watch this video :)
It's my favorite way of procrastinate.
Awesome video, thank you so much for all that you do and share!! I absolutely love your channel. I also had no idea you could go to medical school part-time, YOU ROCK!!
Ruri make a video about improving Critical Thinking by writing. Dont need to be necessarily by writing.
I learn a lot with your videos, It's inspiring
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
03:16 🗺️ Meta learning, understanding how to learn effectively, is a crucial step before diving into a new subject or skill.
05:06 ⏰ Procrastination is a common challenge; be aware of triggers, patterns, and have a plan to overcome it.
06:01 📱 External distractions can derail your focus, consider using noise-cancelling earplugs to enhance productivity.
08:24 🌐 Immersion and directness in learning, where you apply what you learn, lead to better retention and understanding.
09:33 🛠️ Use the principle of drilling to focus on improving your weaknesses rather than only enhancing your existing strengths.
10:59 🤯 Combat the "illusion of knowing" by testing your recall and organizing information with retention tricks.
12:10 🧠 Active recall, challenging yourself, and spacing out learning sessions can aid in understanding and retaining knowledge.
One of the most important videos I've watched over the last 5 years. Thank you so much ..🙏🙏🙏
Ruri❤ you're the reason i have a reason to keep going 💫
I wish I was as smart and as cool as you. If I was even 1/10th as smart as you are, there is nothing I would be unable to accomplish. You are an incredibly intelligent person.
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Precipitation is the process of water vapour cooling down which causes rain
Yes I am proud of myself for knowing it
Thank you so so much Ruri for this video because its truly truly helpful to me in my life you are my inspiration and I will support you so so much💫💖
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Hey ruri!! i dont usually make comments but i couldnt help but be proud of this channels growth rate! i subscribed to you when i was still beginning to learn japanese and you had sum tutorials up for that and i wanted to check back on ur channel since its been a while and i was really surprised to see you have a million suscribers already which is reaaaaaally cool (you only had around 30k-70k viewers back then). just wanted to say you did a great job!! sending support ur way!
Thank you so much!!
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i just discover yout channel and it was amazing, even you help me with my ADHD, i thought that all was lost and you give a motivation to keep going, greetings from colombia
"Absolutely transformative! 🌟 This self-help video is a game-changer! The insights shared are not just motivational but incredibly practical.
You really help me alot!!!!
Thanks for that ❤
Your content is the best out there ❤
Thank you Ruri
Ruri, can you talk about how to enter the "flow state"? You know, that phenomenon where you are extremely focused and the work feels easy. There are many scientific papers that support this. I know you've experienced this state before, where you're so focused on your work that you lose track of time. How can we enter that state in this incredibly distracting world?
Love the call for action at the end :)
Thanks Ruri I needed this. ♥️
You have motivated me I hope that your channel continue being a success.
I'm beginning to realize the impact of my slower learning pace, you know, like missing out on quality time with my buddies. Gonna put in the effort to boost my learning speed with your suggestions!
I ordered that book you suggested… I’m so inspired by you!
Just in time for fall classes 🙂
I would add a person needs to consider the time of day most likely to be productive. For me, 3 pm in the afternoon it's naptime. Anything really important should be done before 3 pm, preferably late morning 9:30 am and after lunch up to 3 pm.
never not learned something from her videos !!
You have shared so much with us, thank you.
I am thankful to you 🎉👏🙏 from my bottom 💝 of heart for teaching me and all the valuable life changing lessons.
God bless you. May you have more knowledge to inspire more and impact millions of life.
I got an ad when ruri was in the middle of saying “modern life is full of distractions” 😂
Your videos are just getting better and better ❤❤
Thank you for sharing!
You are the best INTP on the internet. You explain everything so clearly and precisely, thank you.
I’m actually INTJ…
sure@@ruriohama
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What you do for others and what you share is Amazing, You have Good Chi🤟🤩💯💯💯‼️‼️‼️
But at the end love is the finish line.
I love your videos because I can apply the principals in my life and I am happy:)
Your brilliant ..love the info, I am on a journey to expand my brain knowledge consciousness looking forward to more of your clips
The physilogy should not be neglected before learning. Tense your body and then relax, take a deep breath and exhale slowly. Hemi and Holosync frequencies put the brain in an optimal state. Use these before or during learning.
Honestly, at first, I was intrigued by the title that you put on the video. Secondly, I like that you are very pleasing to the eyes while you are explaining. Lastly, but most importantly, your message is very organized that it seems I can't get enough of the the bite-sized, summarized, critically calculated sentences, and well-organized video transitions from you speaking to related clips to what you are saying, that inevitably hooked me in. You just gained a subscriber! More Power Ruri!
👍👍 nice video. An an engineering student, found this helpful... Learning DSA is very tough though...
I love your videos!
Keep going my leader.
hi there Ruri mam i just saw ur 2 years before vid about how to you speak english fluently and i loved it thanks for sharing your experience and keep making such videos such as this one and by the way how's ur med studies going on?? :)
Very useful and practical information. I hope there are more videos like this😊
This video is a goldmine for anyone looking to accelerate their learning and gain a competitive edge. The tips and strategies presented here are not just theoretical but practical and actionable. Learning how to learn faster is an invaluable skill in today's fast-paced world.
I'm inspired to make progress, thank you so much
You can do it!
I need to learn real fast i have my exams in 1 hours and im watching this definitely reommend this.
Thanks for advise.. I will learn new things anddd let's start now
Happy to see new content! keep up the good work!
You single cuz I need you in my life like ASAP lady you’ve helped me so much ❤❤❤
Amazing!! You also have to show us how to have an effective google calendar like yours!!
excellent video!! god job!
Thank you Ruri you are a great help for achieving my goals
The proper way to say procedure is = proceeeeedure and retrieval = retreeeeval - longer E's. Just FYI