My Most POWERFUL Study Trick (Any Subject)

How much time can we save by practicing this technique please reply bcoz I want to change my study style

I feel the 'problem' with that technique is it's quite time consuming. I use a similar version. And I can tackle most hard study topics with it. However the sheer amount of work I need to do especially the note taking and reading through the content takes so much time. I feel this technique is better suited for higher level students who have already a good foundation.

Your channel is an inspiration for me.

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“Anything that takes more than a minute to wrap your head around, skip it.”

Me reading Morin’s classical mechanics:

This absolutely makes sense. From 'zooming out' to 'zooming in,' from the 'big picture' to 'the details,' we need to grasp the whole thing first to understand where to focus our attention. I find this an intelligent approach to mastery. It resonates incredibly with someone who often struggles with the question of 'what's the point of detailing?' within a topic. For me, relying solely on details would be a mistake because they're infinite. They consume a lot of our time and mental space, making memorization or deriving meaning challenging. The question arises: 'How many details should we learn to master a concept?' This always made me feel overwhelmed. The traditional approach of starting from details and moving towards the big picture doesn't make sense to me. I've always wanted to start with the very big picture. During my school days, I attempted to piece together the available information to form the highest-level understanding. However, limited resources made this a struggle in the traditional teaching method. I realized my brain craved understanding the core or the big picture first, followed by the details. Once I grasped the core concept, identifying the necessary details for specific purposes (e.g., competitions or university exams) became much easier. Learning the big picture is highly engaging when done well. It's akin to providing your brain with an image and then enhancing that image with the appropriate details. This method saves energy, time, and space, bypassing or reducing the struggles associated with memory, intentional revision, and various study techniques. It deviates slightly from the demands of schools, universities, or textbooks that often force-feed information, turning learning into a nightmare for some. This approach is why some people can't develop a passion for learning despite scoring well. I truly appreciate the creator of this channel for sharing this truth, which isn't just a technique but a method that genuinely works, especially for students similar to me."

Can't do the quiz. It hangs.

Thank you dear justin sung, can you teach us a technique for learning english vocabularies?

Thank you dear justin sung, can you teach us a technique for learning english vocabularies?

Love your videos but stop beating around the bush!!

I follow you to improve my English but I don't understand most of it. 😁

The issue is time. Skipping what we don't understand and coming back to it later is time efficient. 👍

What I like about watching these videos about learning techniques is looking for the patterns. Your arguments about skipping what you don't understand and coming back to it later, a student of mechanical engineering mentioned it as well. I love when I see these kinds of patterns.

This can all be summarised by saying: Learn by understanding.
Inderding is based on your mastery of your current knowledge base

It just seems humorous that he's taking 10x longer than he needs to, to describe how to do something quicker

Thank you

It’s like a weird recursive function as a learning technique. I try it out.

If u are serious about studies, then u will study. Other wise no bullshit works

I just tested it and understood a wholeee subtopic and remembered the whole thing

JY IS SO SLIMMMMM EK KAN NIE

I have some trouble applying this to my medical studies - sometimes it does feel like I'm watching a PhD level lecture, where I can only get the general idea of the lecture but it takes a lot of time/rewatching to work through the specifics of a biochemical pathway or disease process. I'm always conflicted on whether to skip it and come back to it when I have additional context, or take the extra time in the moment to fully learn it.

what i struggle to understand is why books are written linearly only. why is that the only format. i would strongly prefer if everything was in diagrams, including fiction.

I just discovered Dr Justin Sung! Glad I did. Maybe oo late for me but not too late for my daughter who is struggling with her prep for the O levels next year! 😃

So cool. You just described something to me that l found myself to be very effective though my own introspection, but you described it to me in a different in-depth way of understanding it.
You also added some techniques that l hadn't thought to try that could work with this learning style. Great video!

So cool. You just described something to me that l found myself to be very effective though my own introspection, but you described it to me in a different in-depth way of understanding it.
You also added some techniques that l hadn't thought to try that could work with this learning style. Great video!

So cool. You just described something to me that l found myself to be very effective though my own introspection, but you described it to me in a different in-depth way of understanding it.
You also added some techniques that l hadn't thought to try that could work with this learning style. Great video!

So cool. You just described something to me that l found myself to be very effective though my own introspection, but you described it to me in a different in-depth way of understanding it.
You also added some techniques that l hadn't thought to try that could work with this learning style. Great video!

I study mind warping articles this way. Tnx

oh yeah right, because that's how learning works - you read a german language thesis on their literature, understand 0 of it, and then go down to... Your mastery level..?

Got me good with that fake out. Had never seen this channel before, so I had no idea what to expect. Was just about to close the video. Nicely done.

That's really a game changer information one of the best and helpful video I have ever watched thank you for charging this trick man I really appreciate ❤❤

great vid

Before this video if I don't get same things I crash something's or crying😂😂

Bro that was like a magic for real😂👌👌

Totally disagree. I do not believe this method will be anything other than disruptive. If it ever did work, it's just because the student has managed to find a system that works for themselves.

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This would have been great if the whole video had been only 5 minutes.

thanso

thank god for smart asains

how do you handle anchoring bias?

thank you very much, very useful information

I just cheat

I loved your video and the ideas presented. However, you said that this technique can be used with almost everything. Is language learning included? I don't know how I can fit this with this😅. Does anyone have an advice for me?

This is very good.

My daughter has none of these so called studying skills. She is a surgeon. This is about you making money. Get a real job.