test yourself as you’re encountering new material. Recall is a simple example of this mini-testing.
Recall = mini-testing
test yourself as you’re encountering new material. Recall is a simple example of this mini-testing.
Recall = mini-testing
taking a couple minutes to summarize or recall material you are trying to learn
It's worth to take the time to ponder
Recently, I found this great application called Highly (you should use this!). They make it really simple to highlight any article that I’m reading on the web using a Chrome extension.
This inspired me to make a research of similar applications (such as Liner), and finally end up with hypothes.is
Highlighting or underlining are also techniques that often lead to this illusion of learning. On the other hand, brief notes that summarize keys concepts are much more effective.
Indeed… Therefore, let's leave a note here :)
First, survey and priming — this involves scanning a book or the syllabus of a course, for example, to get a general idea of the bigger picture. Second, observe an example. Then, do it yourself. And, finally, do it again and again in different contexts.
Chunk the knowledge
take breaks, meditate, think about other things, and give yourself plenty of time in both modes.
Give yourself some free time while learning