Core Principles of the Feynman Study Technique
- Simplicity
If you find the material difficult to grasp, break it down into simpler, clearer parts. For example, Instead of using technical terms like CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) in engineering, use analogies to make the concept more relatable.
- Teaching
You don’t need to explain the material like a professor. Use your own words and keep it straightforward. The goal is to make the concept understandable, not to sound scholarly.
- Identifying Gaps
Identify weak spots, areas of confusion, and compare your explanation with the source material to evaluate your grasp of the topic.
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