Brain Hack: 6 secrets to learning faster, backed by neuroscience | Lila Landowski | TEDxHobart

I think one thing was forgotten: Diet (the foods you eat affect your brain's performance) throughout the day and also your sleep

Isn't it a well known and standard learning cycle?

1. Exercise2. Meditation3. Attention4. Alertness5. Sleep 6. Repetition7. Breaks8. MistakesRead more. 1. Exercise2. Meditation3. Attention4. Alertness5. Sleep 6. Repetition7. Breaks8. MistakesRead more.

Another good tip .to remember: always start in the middle. Dont always follow logical sequence learn parts in adifferent order.

I think this information wasn’t anything new?

Attention, alertness,repetition,sleep, break and mistakes

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Great talk learned something new.

I heard some part about putting ones phone down, thought about commenting on the irony of that then heard the air horn..
I decided I'll come back some day when i can pay attention...

Interesting video

1. Exercise2. Meditation3. Attention4. Alertness5. Sleep 6. Repetition7. Breaks8. MistakesRead more. What an amazing talk! Really informative .

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To me learning is like running. Always trying to run fast outpacing ones own limit.

Attention Alertness sleep Repeatition Break Mistake

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Great watch ! 🙌

I'm prepping for a course I will teach this quarter, and I appreciate your provided highlights and reminders!

Dr Lilla, you didn't guide me regarding my previous comments. But I am not sure, whether my comments or communication is released online at the same time as I send from my device. Anyhow my question is. Does brain ever forgets any data coming because it seems contradictory to sleep. Iam not talking about application of such stuff but just basic question does brain forget forever and what about computer hard disk. Regards

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When I heard the “studies shows” is when I start to think,
What studies? How many people participate in the study ? Who made that study? When was done ? Etc etc.

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I'm aftaid of math, but I couldn't still remember the lesson. Lol😂

Repetition is the most effective way to get the knowledge into the longterm memory from short term one

That was extremely helpful. Thank you for the great quality content.🤗

Thank you dr. Lila

So when I tell my opponent to "cope" after I win, I'm actually just helping them develop their learning skills!

Attention, Alertness, Sleep, Repeat, Breaks and Mistakes.

I love it! I will surely do this God willing ❤

Problem is that I can not understand what I'm learning 🥶🥶🥶

Thank you ❤

Actually, I'm in my 40s and I have better focus and memory than in my 20s and now I read faster than ever before, which is maybe due to the practice (repetition).

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Literally a wonderful explanation with a genuine presentation. A big thanks! and keep posting.

Tq, Dr Lila

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Really needed

Yea I do all of that, sleep, mistakes, uh.. what else did she say again?