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Testing
- Active recall what you've learned or simply test yourself.
testing yourself 1 is much better than rereading multiple times.
- The more you test yourself the more you remember
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Categorizing
- If you want to learn somethiniyg, you should put a structure and categories for information, than just learning
- It's about building a tree of knowledge
- Tree of knowledge is helps you understand the subject better
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STIC method
These are 4 main principles for effective study or learning:
S - spacing
T - testing
I - interleaving
C - categori...
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How Do You Test Yourself?
- You SHOULD test yourself even before you learned some topic
- Test yourself before, during and after learning the specific topic
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Spacing
- Leave the space between your topics
- You probably would forget something
- But after you retrieve it, you'll remember it even more than if you don't forget
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Interleaving
- Mix the problems of what you want to learn
- It will struggle more (it should be hards and pain in the ass)
- But it will be more easier and effective in the result
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Self-testing is highly effective
Regularly testing yourself will speed up learning. When you test yourself and answer incorrectly, you are more likely to recall the right answer after you look it up. You will also remember that you didn't remember.
Test Yourself
Testing even beats out methods such as re-reading and reviewing notes when it comes to making sure your learning sticks.
Because it takes the recall process a step further. Recall shows how much of the material you remember. Testing shows you how well you can use what you've learned. Aft...
Bite-Sized Testing
In order to avoid or break through illusions of competence, you should test yourself as you’re encountering new material.
Recall is a simple example of this mini-testing.
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