6 Keys to Rapid Learning | Jim Kwik

Rapid learning feels uncomfortable, but priceless in the long run.

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Excellent for all ages thank you❤❤❤

Jim your pause and demeanor are everything 😊

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Hi Jim Kwick, very motivating. And this would apply to online learning as well. As nowadays we forget easily what we ate yesterday. Our memory has become short. As compare to a decade back we remember things easily. I believe after 2010 life is on super sonic speed, got more rough. Truly a nice video. Thanks and Take Care.

Active Retrieval

1. Read
2. Reflect
3. Record
4. Relate
5. Retrieval
6. Review - spaced repetition

Thanks it takes decipline to learn a New language

thanks sir

It’s very useful information thanks for sharing it Mr. Kwik

Much appreciate

Realized I can’t do things actively and listen to videos while trying to learn as you summarized the 6 Rs at the end. Going to go back, review and do the 6rs thanks. 🤙🏽🙏🏽

Thank You With A Grateful Heart.

Thank You Jim 👍🙏👏 A❤️A

What I have learned from this video:
When you study something and want to remember it, implement these 6 thing into your life:
1. Read
2. Reflect - think about what you just read
3. Record - write down what you have learned
4. Relate - teach somebody what you just learned
5. Retrieve - after you finish studying, tell yourself what you have just learned about
6. Review - review it the next day again or even one a week or month. By doing this, the information will go to the long-term memory.

Jim,,,,
very helpful tips and tricks for Rapid learning ,6 Rs
I will pass everything I learn off to my 18 grand kids to make them smarter.
I love your EGG med fore life begins from the inside when its breaks from the inside , life ends when its broke from the outside, wonderful.
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For active learning:-
1) Read the information
2) Reflect on what you read
3) Record
4) Relate
5) Retrieve
6) Review or revise it time and again

I used the “location method” you taught us for brain food..(top of the head, nose, mouth, ears, throat, shoulders…etc.) to help me learn the 6 r’s! Thank you Jim! I’m trying to re-implement your healthy morning routine. I’m getting back on track with that. You continue to inspire me! Thank you

Thanks for the effort in your to make us limitless

Please send me the book Limitless

Please send me the book Limitless

Thank u so much I am going through this now😢 so it’s very helpful

How I remembered the 6 Rs:
Imagined myself_
Read- Reading a book
Reflect- Look up and see a mirror reflecting my image back at me
Record- Start writing in my notebook


Relate- Turn to my right and and tell the person next to me what I learnt
Retrieval- Trying to remember what I learnt when the person asks me a question regarding an intricate detail of the topic at hand
Review- Going over the notes the next day

wow, so good material!!!

1.) Read , Reflect, Record, Relate, Retrieve and Review

Thank you jim for sharing your knowledge with us i found this video very helpful thanks ❤

Ever since listening to Jim, I’ve used a lot of acronyms for memorization, and it has been an amazing benefit so thank you Jim for all your ways that you use to learn better and faster

I'm in med. School. I have limited time to learn a lot of things. And I find writing (that is recording according to Jim) a bit stressful bcuz I'm slow in writing. So how do I go about this in order to solidify what I have learnt??

Man, Be careful about that sharing stuff. Tesla was pretty smart, shared, and was locked away and all his work stolen after he passed.
Now, they just take it right out of your device as you write it or record it. Seems they “kill” intelligence pretty quickly.

❤Wonderful - I’m working with educationally disadvantaged learners - co creating learning in meaningful and cultural ways
my next lesson will use this as a pedagogical practice - when they watch and learn about the environmental and cultural issues affecting the Murray River in south
Australia - I’ll share your work as inspiration- no brain left behind ! Louise

Thanku so much ❤

I love this I have a hard time reading and retaining information, this was very useful

Read
Reflect
Record
Relate
Retrieval
Review

Hello dear professor
What you present is really interesting and crucial,i do appreciate your job,i wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity,all the best.
Take care and have a good time.
Your Student from Algeria

I have a doubt in applications of our knowledge at correct time, when we read more books,more informative videos but still not get benefits when and where actually knowledge required.knowledge becomes significant where action needed.we have different types of weapons,we don't know how to use it when any dangers occurs.i hope u will include it in ur future lectures

Sir do you published any book? For student

Sounds like these skills are taken from Charlotte Mason.

Thank you 🙏

Read: Actively engage with the material, whether through reading, listening to an audiobook, lecture, or podcast. Utilize methods like visual pacing and asking questions to enhance learning.

Reflect: Take time to think about what you've learned. Make the information personally meaningful, and seek new nuances and levels of comprehension.

Record: Document your insights, whether through writing in a journal, notebook, or audio recording. Expressing the information in your own words deepens your understanding.

Relate: Engage in social learning by discussing what you've learned with others. Sharing ideas and teaching someone else helps reinforce your understanding.

Retrieval: Test yourself actively on the material. Quiz yourself or have someone else quiz you to gauge your memory and comprehension. Active retrieval strengthens your grasp of the information.

Review: Practice spaced repetition by periodically reviewing what you've learned. Revisit the material over time to consolidate and transfer short-term memory into long-term memory.

With the record part, are you doing that from memory? Or are you still looking at the material?

Let me try the 5 Rs. I need to add the word “discipline” to my learning too.

Thank you so much for your willingness to help others, like myself. My goal is to be a great reader and active learner!

Thank you

Thank you sir for helping me out

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Thank you my brother for usefulnes all your videos

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