The Ultimate Guide to Learning Faster (The Layering Method)

[@ArcherNewton]

Here another guide on how you can make better mindmaps and learn faster :)
If you are mindmapping on an iPad, and want a smoother experience, Paperlike is the way to go: paperlike.com/archer/2409

[@V2II-r1f]

GOAT bro

[@unclegardener]

GOAT

[@VikramSingh-mk8ys]

Archer, reupload the "Biochemistry MindMapping" live video!! we're begging for it!!

[@ttv_zombiefetus1710]

Seconded

[@aaa-kj5hw]

it's in the description

[@VikramSingh-mk8ys]

@@aaa-kj5hw that's my chigga

[@RussellHTF2]

You and Justin Sung are the only Study Influencers that make sense ❤

[@Llkk4680]

I feel the same!!!

[@Umarepistemix]

Yeah, Scott H young and Benjamin keep are both learning experts...who know their learning science

[@NanaKwameGyimahBuadu]

Facts

[@王沛元]

Wow Archer, you take the layer of learning and order control out from the courses😮

[@caroline_41]

this is my favourite video of yours

[@shreyanshgupta7226]

Been waiting for this video since the live stream, finally it's out 🤩🤩

[@oraki2.013]

Hey bro In the stream when he told you guys about reviewing methods like teaching about in your mind map and repeat right? Help ya brotha out homie 😊

[@dre7256]

The way you explain this is so good man. thank you so much

[@ArcherNewton]

Thank you for watching!!!

[@codingglides]

I love the live mind maps! I could watch this all day + I'm learning new things!

[@_jeezgg]

Can you talk about relevance, prior knowledge , order control and curiosity. What does it mean to start with relevance. A practical example would be great I’m confused about that and can’t make a mindmap that I can retain and not bored while doing it

[@deelakasuraweera4086]

Hey Archer, thanks for another great video. I just had a quick question. How would labelling layers work alongside with chunking the terms?

[@Daab4]

Do you do all of this during prestudy?

[@user-jm1do1zc1t]

hi archer, what app did you use to make the mindmap?

[@sourabhsonkhle1356]

Concept app

[@codingglides]

Can you please make a video on how to best teach a subject and how to best discuss a subject. Thanks for the videos!!

[@ExamWork-yx7hu]

How this method useful for mathematics?
I am trying to do it but it seems difficult?

[@terencecheng8213]

thanks for the video, is this method applicable to subjects like psychology? thanks

[@knw-seeker6836]

Do you actually look for a simpler meaning/definition of the key words?

[@bhavanasri484]

Re-upload live video

[@patrickjohnbenedictlimos4674]

In using AI to define some of the key terms, would it hurt me in the long run to ask it to simplify the explanation to that of a 5 year old?

[@ArcherNewton]

Nope! But eventually u want to learn the more complex definitions. I often ask it to simplify it to me first

[@panananananana]

but then why don't the relationships you've thought about 'stick'?

[@baebae_jae]

I was wondering why ppl always talking about the top , the best , the one not ppl mention about the second is f dude , more faster , more efficient more effective ... Like WTF everyone everything talking about shitty a holygrail in commercial or in the education, in the learning , in the technique , in the tips and exc like stpd af dude everyone talking about the best so who should im listen about

[@johncancino4902]

That's NOT a mind map. A mind map is focused on a central topic, the main branches (the subtopics) and the details. This is incorrect. You gave a bad example.

[@ArcherNewton]

Having a central idea is a suboptimal way to aid the cognitive processes in chunking and creating deeper schematic links between information. Most people just put a title in the centre which is non functional