Boost Learning Speed

1. Learners proficient in fast-paced games are significantly faster at performing new cognitive tasks.
2. By pretending you are teaching something to someone using simple language, you understand it better.
3. Bilingual people may have a leg up when it comes to understanding new things and processing information, regardless of the learned language.
4. Learning new material right before sleeping provides a significant retention advantage.
5. Establishing as many connections as possible is an effective way to learn, and the best way to do that is to relate new information to known information. 
6. The brain processes visual information faster than text. Include relevant visuals (charts, symbols, diagrams…) with learning materials to improve retention.

Is the idea that we learn unconsciously through our senses in a self-regulated way, without requiring external reinforcement. 

More simply, you can learn to intuitively identify different situations or images through directly experiencing them in a fast-paced manner.