In the future, I'll use these keys to achieve two dreams for me 1- Being the greatest comics writer in the world. 2- Being an excellent president for my country.
I finally hit 20k today that's a personal record. Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months,2024 is amazing!
🎯 Key points for quick navigation: [00:08] 🧠 Borrow what you already know: Connect new information to existing knowledge to form a stronger understanding. Relate new information to what you already know in your brain. [02:18] 💪 Just do it: Don't just learn something, take action and use it. Apply what you learn to solidify it in your long-term memory. [03:40] Take action and transform yourself: Learning should be applied to solve problems and improve your life. If you don't use it, you'll lose it. [04:08] Learn by doing: Don't just study theory, put your knowledge into practice. Feedback from real-world application is more valuable than memorization. [04:35] Teach it to solidify your learning: Explain the concept to someone else (like Bob) to solidify your understanding and identify new perspectives. [05:16] ️♀️ Multiple perspectives for understanding: Approach a new concept from multiple angles to gain a well-rounded understanding. [05:42] Rich data for better learning: Immerse yourself in the subject matter to create a rich tapestry of associations and accelerate learning. [06:11] Immerse yourself in the subject: Surround yourself with the topic to learn it effectively. Like a baby learning a language, full immersion is key. [06:25] Prime your brain with short summaries: Before diving deep, use short summaries to activate relevant prior knowledge and prime your brain for learning. [07:18] Use emotion to enhance memory: Incorporate emotions into your learning to make it more memorable. Stories with emotional hooks are easier to remember than dry presentations. [08:13] ️ Spice up learning with imagination: Make learning interesting by using imagination. Create stories or use metaphors to transform dull information into something engaging. [09:22] Ego can be a powerful motivator for learning: Don't be afraid to ask questions or make mistakes publicly. The risk to your ego will solidify your learning. [09:51] Learn with others to boost memory: Studying with a friend or group creates a social connection that strengthens memory. [10:34] Community can enhance learning: Surround yourself with a community of learners to make the process more engaging and effective. [11:03] ✨ Change your environment to improve learning: Vary your study environment to create distinct associations with the information you're learning. [12:03] Multiple environments strengthen memory: Change your study environment to create more contextual triggers for memory. This will make the information you learn more adaptable and easier to recall in new situations. [13:22] Learning hacks for immediate improvement: The video offered five hacks to improve your learning and become smarter immediately: Made with HARPA AIclear
@@spoonfedstudy i wanted to say that's ma boy. But i remembered maybe its not accepted .Anyway good will but if you want to teach the most of people you should accept how many subscribers you have and ask why ,search and understand it ... Then don't give up to reach your dream and however impossible it is ,you can do it. Oh i think i wrote a lot but every word should worth it😅
Another fantastic video Dr. I really appreciate the quick summary at the end which talks about the five hacks briefly to cement them in my brain. When I was in medical school, I used all the five senses to learn pretty much everything. Seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting and touching all wrapped up in some outlandish story usually involving gladiators or the protagonists of the day. The memory book by Harry Lorraine saved my brain aka before and after Harry 😏. I love your take on this and hey my bloody surgeon figure even made it in the video 🩸🩸🩸. Keep at it - you are making th world smarter one video at a time .
I’ve been practicing a 7-second brain trick that’s backed by NASA research. It’s been quite an experience. I’ve shared more on my profile if you’re curious.
@spoonfedstudy hey, consider this as feedback. I have noticed that your thumbnails are not that attractive (aesthetic). You can improve them. I hope you take it as constructive criticism only. I wish you all the best.
Honestly you should have more exposure. I can tell you teach from experience. There's plenty of people who only teach from what they read in a book and those people are teaching from what they read from a book. nothing is wrong with books btw.
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I appreciate the actionable "how to" tips. In my experience most people know "what" to do, but they struggle with the "how".
Everytime you learn something there is the new you. Learning is like renewing, reinventing yourself.
And similarly, each day a new world to explore as a new you 😀
In the future, I'll use these keys to achieve two dreams for me
1- Being the greatest comics writer in the world.
2- Being an excellent president for my country.
PREIDENT BEIDI
your channel is pure gold
Thank you brother! Appreciate you being here ❤️
at 2:00 he says "we build connections between working memory and long term memory," is that how it works?
Spend 10 hours reading Atomic Habits ❌
Spend 15 minutes watching a SpoonFedStudy Video ✅
You are too kind 😅
I finally hit 20k today that's a personal record. Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months,2024 is amazing!
🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
[00:08] 🧠 Borrow what you already know: Connect new information to existing knowledge to form a stronger understanding. Relate new information to what you already know in your brain.
[02:18] 💪 Just do it: Don't just learn something, take action and use it. Apply what you learn to solidify it in your long-term memory.
[03:40] Take action and transform yourself: Learning should be applied to solve problems and improve your life. If you don't use it, you'll lose it.
[04:08] Learn by doing: Don't just study theory, put your knowledge into practice. Feedback from real-world application is more valuable than memorization.
[04:35] Teach it to solidify your learning: Explain the concept to someone else (like Bob) to solidify your understanding and identify new perspectives.
[05:16] ️♀️ Multiple perspectives for understanding: Approach a new concept from multiple angles to gain a well-rounded understanding.
[05:42] Rich data for better learning: Immerse yourself in the subject matter to create a rich tapestry of associations and accelerate learning.
[06:11] Immerse yourself in the subject: Surround yourself with the topic to learn it effectively. Like a baby learning a language, full immersion is key.
[06:25] Prime your brain with short summaries: Before diving deep, use short summaries to activate relevant prior knowledge and prime your brain for learning.
[07:18] Use emotion to enhance memory: Incorporate emotions into your learning to make it more memorable. Stories with emotional hooks are easier to remember than dry presentations.
[08:13] ️ Spice up learning with imagination: Make learning interesting by using imagination. Create stories or use metaphors to transform dull information into something engaging.
[09:22] Ego can be a powerful motivator for learning: Don't be afraid to ask questions or make mistakes publicly. The risk to your ego will solidify your learning.
[09:51] Learn with others to boost memory: Studying with a friend or group creates a social connection that strengthens memory.
[10:34] Community can enhance learning: Surround yourself with a community of learners to make the process more engaging and effective.
[11:03] ✨ Change your environment to improve learning: Vary your study environment to create distinct associations with the information you're learning.
[12:03] Multiple environments strengthen memory: Change your study environment to create more contextual triggers for memory. This will make the information you learn more adaptable and easier to recall in new situations.
[13:22] Learning hacks for immediate improvement: The video offered five hacks to improve your learning and become smarter immediately:
Made with HARPA AIclear
Every time I learn something new, old information falls out of my brain
what a crazy coincidence - I went to school with the researcher of that contextual learning study！！ 🤯
Its unbelievable that this channel have only 153k subscribers when it gives you benefits and a clearer way in your life😮😢
Thank you! Appreciate the kind words! Either way, will always try and give value with each video regardless of how many people watch :)
@@spoonfedstudy i wanted to say that's ma boy. But i remembered maybe its not accepted .Anyway good will but if you want to teach the most of people you should accept how many subscribers you have and ask why ,search and understand it ... Then don't give up to reach your dream and however impossible it is ,you can do it.
Oh i think i wrote a lot but every word should worth it😅
Another fantastic video Dr. I really appreciate the quick summary at the end which talks about the five hacks briefly to cement them in my brain.
When I was in medical school, I used all the five senses to learn pretty much everything. Seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting and touching all wrapped up in some outlandish story usually involving gladiators or the protagonists of the day. The memory book by Harry Lorraine saved my brain aka before and after Harry 😏.
I love your take on this and hey my bloody surgeon figure even made it in the video 🩸🩸🩸. Keep at it - you are making th world smarter one video at a time .
Haha so good to see your comment friend. The little guy is quickly becoming a solid staple in these videos
BOB!!!!!!! I can no longer remember what life B.B. (Before Bob) was like.
Another masterclass @SpoonfedStudy
Hahahaa yes let’s go Bob! ❤️
@@spoonfedstudy Bob is our manikin when teaching CPR. I can't remember life before Bob either ❤
Lmao 🤣 I had no idea there were so many wonderful bobs in peoples lives too
Your ways are really innovative 💪
Here he comes again "the smartest guy" ✨
Thanks for watching!
I’ve been practicing a 7-second brain trick that’s backed by NASA research. It’s been quite an experience. I’ve shared more on my profile if you’re curious.
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5:45 another piece of info I regret remembering
@spoonfedstudy hey, consider this as feedback.
I have noticed that your thumbnails are not that attractive (aesthetic). You can improve them. I hope you take it as constructive criticism only. I wish you all the best.
great advice!
Thank you!
As many spoilers you get before reading nonfiction books/textbooks, the better.
!but my whole purpose IS to be a scholar!
lol haha that works too! Apply what you learn in a very scholarly way 😉
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spoon
How about explain it to someone else…
Okay I'm late :(
Mine is the 130th like...
Still love you all the same ❤️
@@spoonfedstudy Thank You brother ❤️
Honestly you should have more exposure. I can tell you teach from experience. There's plenty of people who only teach from what they read in a book and those people are teaching from what they read from a book.
nothing is wrong with books btw.