The Feynman Technique
The Feynman technique is based around the idea that, to enhance our understanding better and more effectively, we need to imagine that we’re teaching the material to someone that has absolutely no idea about it. By doing this, we force ourselves to explain our thoughts fully.
Steps;
identity the topic
teach it to a child
identify knowledge gaps
simplify
These make learning iterative, simple, specific, and force us to face our weaknesses.
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