7/24/2014
Sticky
learning
1. On
re-reading
a. Re-reading
is just skimming
b. Not
challenging static knowledge
2. Ask
and answer.
a. Answering
questions from the reading will
i. Help
make the knowledge more accessible
ii. Draws
more diverse stimulus experience with the information
iii. Burns
carbohydrates ; D
b. Incorrectly
answering study questions will
i. Cause
meaning full exploration
ii. Diagnoses
the problem for isolated learning
iii. And
simply learning from mistakes
3. Connect
to other reading/sciences
a. Ty
it to already solid knowledge by
i. Metaphors
ii. Analogies
iii. similarities.
4. Draw
it.
a. Visual
System to organize the information by smart art
i. Pyramids
ii. Hierarchy
iii. Diagrams
iv. Graphs/charts
b. Visual
story to map the information by
i. Including
portions of info in a story interacting the way they ought to.
ii. Create
an imaginary place where you store the information.
5. Make
flashcards
a. Study
all information
i. Drill
your forte as well as your weakness.
6. Spaced
learning
a. No
new material everyday
b. Days
are needed just to review (like weekly quizzes)
c. Mix,
mix, mix the information.
7. Spaced
studying
a. No
cramming
b. Study
a little every day except the day before the test
8. The
bifurcation from Stanford
a. Learning
is a strategy, in which with merchant virtues one can execute a planned study
schedule and hold out on to knowledge.
b. Learning
is something class oriented and that no effort should be place on anything that
is not a god given talent. Wizards are wizards and knights are knights.
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