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What is Interleaving?
Interleaving is another skill that people who are forever learning swear by, especially while learning something new.
It is all about spacing out the learning process over a long period of time, randomising the information and frequent active recalling of past information that has been already learnt.
It allows the brain to hold focus for longer periods of time and forces you to adjust yourself to probelm solving in every step, allowing the information to be stored as a long term memory rather than passively learning and re-learning the same thing with no positive result.
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What is ultralearning?
According to the book by Scott H Young, “Ultralearning is a strategy for aggressive, self-directed learning.” Simply speaking, it is a way of dealing with the ever changing world by taking the power of effective learning into your own hands.
It’s about taking decisions concerning the idea o...
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Ultralearning aims to highlight some of these core points
- Start by learning the ‘how’ of learning. To put it simply, understand how you want to learn the new skill.
- Practice makes perfect, so try to implement what you’re learning in everyday life.
- Your comfort zone is your biggest enemy. Step out of it when it comes to learning new ...
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Distractions - Your Environment
It’s obvious enough, the things in and around your surroundings hold the power to grab your attention and distract you from the work right infront of you. Surrounding yourself with a “learner friendly” environment is essential to make the most out of your learning time.
To test out how wel...
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Distractions - Your Work
Some of the work that we wish to pursue can be a little too difficult, making it easier for other things to distract us, or simply seem like a “better” use of our time. That’s when the idea of breaking complex tasks into simpler task comes into play. When you try to do something complex it’s diff...
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Distractions - Your Mind
The biggest distractor! If you feel constantly distracted, without it being your environment or any other external medium, it might be that it’s all internal!
The negative emotions – depressive, angry thoughts, the whirlwind of thoughts travelling in your head, the daydreamings, the million n...
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A few final tips for all the hungry learners
- To learn a concept completely, it’s important to understand it fully. And to understand something thoroughly visualising it plays a very big role.
- Practicing everything you learn – be it in the form of tests or quizzes or even using it in real life situations helps fixing something t...
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Hi! I'm Anu, 18 year old in love with reading, writing and being creative. I also love music and arts and crafts. The idea of spreading love, peace and happiness around keeps me going ♥️
In the modern world where being aware of changes around us is expected from everyone, the skill of learning is gaining more and more attention. So let's learn about learning.
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Interleaving
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Interleaving causes your brain to intensely focus and solve problems every step of the way, resulting in information getting stored in your long-term memory...
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