Applying the Feynman Technique to Your Study Habits
- Go over your notes and identify the specific parts of a lesson that are vague to you.
- You can create simple analogies to enhance your recall of concepts.
- Go through all of the information that you are trying to learn without referencing your notes.
- See how far you can get in explaining the concepts without getting stumped.
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