Main Steps
The technique involves four steps:
1) Choose a topic that you want to learn and write it down.
2) Pretend that you are teaching the topic to someone who has no prior knowledge of it. Write down everything you know in simple language, using examples and analogies.
3) Review what you have written and identify the gaps in your knowledge. Look for the parts that are unclear, incomplete, or inaccurate. Find the answers by doing more research or asking an expert.
4) Simplify and organize your notes until you have a concise summary.
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By using Feynman technique, you can improve your ability to learn and retain information. With its simple yet effective approach, this technique can help you study better and achieve your academic goals.
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Four Steps Of The Feynman Technique
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