What I Learned After 5000 Hours of Revision

IS THIS BASICALLY SAYING TAKES YOUR UNDERSTANDING FROM ONE DOMAIN AND COMPARES IT TO ANOTHER?

People are pretty smart here in the comment box guess Justin got a very intelligent community ❤

you are life changer bro
gonna use this techniques in my IIT JEE prep

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is this similar to analogical thinking? Where you use structure of a topic, and use that structure to learn another topic with different content. Leveraging the understanding or structure gained from one topic to facilitate the learning of another topic.

Is answering a single maths question using different methods OR answering different question with a type of method u want ti master, the correct way to use this skill of interleaving?

Bir bilgiye tek bakış açısı ile bakarak sığlaşmak yerine daha ilkte birden çok bakış açısı ile fazla pencereden değerlendir konuyu veya kavramı.
Karşılaştır bu bakış açılarını ve soru çözerek sağlamasını al.

Aynı konu içindeki karşıt kavramları da karşılaştırarak, aralarındaki farklara bakarak öğrenmek de serpiştirme metodunun içine giriyor.
Aynı gün iki kavramı karşılaştırmak yerine, bir gün bir kavram üzerine çalışıp diğer gün diğer kavram üzerine ve en son bir gün de iki kavramı karşılaştırmak daha faydalı diyor sanırım.

15 min time wasted on this bullshit video nothing helpful at all you can make this video 3-4 min long without talking bullshit for 10 min

Choice of contrast to aid determination of what something is and what it isn't.

Thank you for the video, could we have a few videos where you show examples of interleaving whilst studying please?

15 min might actually be too long for me before comparing. I don't spend a few seconds on the same concept when I skim through my book honestly😅, but I feel quite confused if I spend just a minute on the same concept and then move on to the next one. Am I maybe overwhelmed cuz I go through a whole subject? Should I just do two or three concepts at a time? 🤔

Thank you, Justin, for bringing this term to our knowledge. Although I was aware of this concept long before, I can't even mention what this mean. I found this idea of interleaving when I was preparing a presentation in my work, and I tried to understand the concept about the presentation by visiting to the actual site and learning from that place (instead of learning all the data about the project on paper).

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That example of mitosis and meiosis, i did exactly that and that knowledge is still sticky even after a month! Only now do i realise what i did correct!

O ka Se sebe monate WA kgora o sa tsebe bohloko ba tlala. That is a saying in my home language, directly translating to, you won't know te satisfaction of a full stomach if you don't know the pain from hunger so, your struggles? If you ask me make the beautiful end to your story 100 times better and me... I equate myself to any human being on earth, like if there is one person that did it, why can't I. I do blame me for pretty much anything wrong bcoz there is always something to improve within myself, regardless of any other external factors, control and maximise what you can, eventually, you will get what you want. That's my belief.

Cole here - Do you do Kolbs on your talking to camera skills, or other social media skills?

Some people (including me) would love it if you please help us on how to study using video lectures.

For me its not like I'm not taking notes during the lectures or I don't understand it, but the thing is even after all of those stuff, I can't really remember the stuff which I learnt or solve questions on that topic.

Great video, but I feel like your thumbnail and your title for this video is holding it back. Like I was reluctant to click it and I am glad I did, but I feel like those could be much better!

You did a video 4 months ago with a similar title but you said 80% in that video.

I feel guilty having all these important well studied infos for free 😅

been waiting for a long time

What is this Country?

I've only started using this method to revise my chemistry from Justin's mind map videos and it's very wonderful, I was able to remember almost all of the stuff I studied, yet I used to study using the blocked practice and forget everything almost instantaneously, too bad I can't afford the ICS course but thanks for the content Justin helps a lot❤

Now, when im trying to explain my studying method to my peers, I finally have a video to link!

The video is very simplistic and practical. Terminologies are accompanied with brief definition. I really like how you use stories to bring attraction and common ground to viewers. Maybe a short summary of what youve mentioned at the end of the video might help to reduce the level of overwhelmness. Other than that, good stuff 👍🏽

You’re the best man, forreal

I really wished i have had access to this kind of information early on...i could have definitely used crack the most difficult exam such as CFA....actuarial exam etc. however I could help my children how to learn...thanks for the video...

K. Ur the best at this

I passed Anatomy thanks to you. But, I can't clearly see how to translate your techniques to subjects like Physics and Calculus 💔

I’d love to see more examples in the medical field (as you are a doctor yourself). I say that because I’m also a doctor studying for residency and it’s really hard for me to apply these concepts when the subject I’m studying is completely clinical (diseases, how to diagnose them and the correct treatments etc.)
I’ll definitely try to change (or interleave lol) the methods that I’m using, since they didn’t seem to work that much (I was only relying on the spaced revisions but apparently I need something more, as I failed my exams). Anyways, your content is great and I hope to see more of it coming soon.

Hello Justin, do you have any advice for Educators?

Guys I can’t find the link he said at the end can anyone copy it to me?

Make it stick.

Wait I’m lost so when I’m studying I should check one concept out for like 10 min and then go to another concept for 10 min and try to find the similarities and differences?

Learnt alot from this though t you were interleaving to allow consolidation Luke spaced rep.
I mean also if you interleave between pulmonary disease and heart failure. And different biochemical pathways this helps but you wouldn't read something normally without thinking about the concept you are learning against your previously learnt throughout the reading process. Thus is how learning works. Usually even at primary school learning us like weaving information together and linking it up!

justin thank you so much for this video! i have been wanting to better my skills at encoding and just overall get better study techniques, one day ill get oyur course TRUST 🔥🔥

Can someone summarize this video please

Amazing content bro please keep it up

It seems to me that interleaving is the same as encoding isn't!

Justin's background is not purple and blue anymore 😦

Thanks

How is this any different from multisensory learning ?

❤❤❤thanks for the free content man 😊❤🎉

Wow....absolutely loved it ❤
I was just wondering whether this technique of interleaving works with all types all subjects? Especially mathematics?

Where’s the quiz? I can’t find it

Gran vídeo colega👍

Can you do a vedio on how to learn new material alone.also on how to study anatomy