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STUDY STRATEGIES : Feynman Technique

STUDY STRATEGIES : Feynman Technique

What : You know a topic well if you can teach it in simple terms, like to a kid.

How :

  1. Choose a topic.
  2. Pretend to teach it.
  3. Notice stumbles or gaps.
  4. Go back & learn more.
  5. Try to explain it again.

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