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I feel like the visual process mapping method lacks the strategic component of studying. We answer the question of what study process we are doing in a study session and why, but we don’t answer the question of what we are studying that we are applying that study process to. We aren’t diagnosing the task (say of doing good in an exam) to identify the critical points that maximise output per unit effort put into them. These critical points aren’t necessarily specific areas of the syllabus but could be radically different approaches to performance and how you view preparation. I am sorry if this sounds confusing but the point of I am trying to make is that method of studying and strategy making are two different skills that are required for excelling academically and the VPM method does not acknowledge the latter.
@JustinSung Could you please make a video that explores about common type of relations between knowledge that often leads to better way to group for both procedure knowledge and conceptual knowledge?
I am a therapist. That is what I do as well for my sessions. I help my clients to map out the coping strategies that they use before the stressful event, during the stressful event, and after the stressful event. This helps to bring clarity. It allows my ciients to see how well the strategies work or not work.
bro raised my grades by 50% from 30% avarage results (mans was legit failing) to 70% broooo I abused the hell out of those mindmaps after watching his mindmap videos like crazy
I got chills when I realized how making a basic skeleton and scaffolding before the study session would make everything sooooooooo much easier and streamlined. I'm self studying for something like SATs on my country, and often it feels like I'm just stumbling my way forward, which was fine cause it's so much material that I just had to *start* somewhere. I'm definitely going to fill that VPM template! Actually, right now.
This video is really helpful! I have a small request: while the past few videos have focused on improving study techniques, I-and many of my peers-don’t actually use techniques at all. since we just started prepare for national level competitive exams and in the past we gave only school exam so there was not much to think about learning since it was so easy. Could you create a beginner video that’s tailored for complete newcomers? Thanks!
i feel that too , specially with more logical subjects like physics I am not sure how to make notes because I can't really visualise a concept or a way to think to make mind maps of or to repeatedly use flashcards for . so maybe someone can help us with explain these techniques for more logic based or mathematical subjects
@@tulikagupta5738 I feel like Justin doesn't really do a great job here. He doesn't go in great detail on what good' studying actually look like. For instance, he could create a 'study with me' video where he explains what he’s doing in real time. He’s done this before, but not with more difficult or abstract subjects like math or physics. I hope that he will go in more detail in his upcoming videos.
Can you make a video about how to learn effectively for math and physics? I feel that some techniques like e.g. mindmapping just do not work as well for these math and logic heavy subjects. Btw I love you videos, keep going!
Could you please make a video that explores about common type of relations between knowledge that often leads to better way to group for both procedure knowledge and conceptual knowledge? Preferably with lots of example too.
I went through a lot academically: With 32 y.o. I started my bachelor (as an undergraduated), I got my AuDHD diagnosis this year. Very eager to adapt and change. Proudly saying that I scored a measly 31 % on your evaluation meaning there is a lot of room to grow! I love it! Thanks for the content and I will do your process mapping after shopping groceries!
Hey Justin, Ik most of your videos are about conceptual learning but I was wondering if you could do an example of how to go about a college level math / HR / or business class. I’ve been doing my best to mind map but I am unsure of how useful they can be on a subject like those. I have found the mind maps / way of thinking to be unbelievably useful in my classes like neuroscience and psychology so Ik you can help with the other ones as well.😊
If you wanna do math from a conceptual level it's quite unintuitive but it works once you really get it. You have to understand the problem your solving in words first and then derive the approach to solving it then relate the formulas. You also have to approach problems from the point of view of 'forms' understanding what form of equation you are in and what substitutions you can rewrite it as and relate that to the problem
when it comes to math, I always, drop the numbers. try to explain the concept of the theorem, proof etc that you are trying to learn. Sometimes we tendo to rely A LOT on the proofs already done ( since they WORK) without understanding what is happening deeply. Math is one of those subjects that is very easy to tTHINK you know
I've had a sour aftertaste because of how the video started. Oh, a problem that can't be seen and the only person that could help me is the one telling about the problem? I've endured the ever-present 'pain-solution' pair, and was pleased to hear two very valuable points that I feel the need to write down. An idea that a person is a sum of their choices is rather common. It is reinforced here and applied in a sense that the outcomes of learning will stay the same, as long as the strategies one picks up along their academic career don't change. In practise, when faced with a familiar kind of challenge, a person is likely to utilize familiar tools, however suitable they may be, in favor of searching for new tools. Which ties in nicely with another idea that observation precedes understanding precedes control. It's established that, before changing your habits, you must study them. Visual Process Mapping is the suggested framework to use here. Value of conscious attention and conscious practise is crossdisciplinarity, really. Nice to see it here.
Thanks man I've been worried about not having a proper way to self reflect all i did was based on passive assumptions I'm sure this will help me correct my bad habits 👍
Hi, Can you upload a video especially for medical student and how they should orient their mind and academic goals with smart usage of available resources in a scientific way...
Thank you, Justin, once again! I started my masters and the workload shot through the roof (mostly reading but also writing every week). It is so difficult/stressful to get ahead. Clearly my habits and processes from BA need to be updated so I could get back on track. So thanks a lot once again! ✨
there's a book called Hidden Manifestation by Oliver Mercer, and it talks about how using some secret techniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal
Hey I love your videos but they are very focused on learning while still in school. Can you please do a video for people focused on self learning and techniques they could use. Thank you!
I like your video. The idea is close to emotional baggage that people carry... I am studying the bar course in the UK and looking at using/adopting scientific methods to help me absorb knowledge and grow further.
Congrats 🎉 🎉 🎉 on this one. Great session on "Learning Baggage" Love the mapping process for working through habits accumulated. Keep up the amazing work kind regards Worrell Robinson.
@@abysmal7000 i can make friends out of these ppl but i always seem to fail when it comes to study buddies, since im not the most performing in my class
I want to ask about mindmapping to see where i was wrong 1)So first i read the textbook and see all the subheading of the text book and see what is it about 2)I list those subheading and try to group them 3)I map out those big group as buiding the backbone 4)On each group I try how to organise and relation those subheading that included in the group 5) I read the content in each subheading in my textbook and i try to do more group or to make analogies in some sense. So I feel like i am still write down the detail onto my mindmap so i dont know if this is harmfull or not. And because I am studying about medical, disease,etc,… their are some detail seems not have a clue to be relevant, what should I do?
Please please please show us more examples of students who have completed the course already, we wanna see thee processes please please please i can't afford the program but it would be great help as probably this is my biggest pitfall pleaaaseeee
Hi bro, I think you are referring to synoptic reading, he mention this before and also check out Archer Newton, he works with justin sung. Archer made one about that topic too.
Hi mr sung from youtube, You make really high quality videos and in my opinion easily the best educational ones on youtube. And for that reason I have gone through many of them and learnt greatly. Since im approaching higher years in school, I realized that it would be a good idea to start learning properly. Unfortunately I would love to join the webinars where you explore your topics more but obviously it must be paid services(i assume) as nobody would give away such good wiseness for free. However, money is not the easiest to spare right now. btw i dont believe the free webinar shenanigans because there is always cost involved in those stuff. TLDR:(dont bother reading above) Anyways I have been sidetracked. So my original question was that you talk about so much stuff and i am really overwhelmed, but i would like to know which ones are the most to least relevant. Or the videos that may be the most most important to learn first for my circumstances. I did take your quiz thing(on another account) and it said my studying weaknesses were extremely bad priming and reference. And also do you have specific tips to focus on these two currently. the others are ok and i somehow got 100% on overlearning which is the most useless one super unlucky. I know you are a great person and i do really want to improve on my learning but in your videos there is so much info that i don't know where to start off. I did borrow some textbooks for the higher years so that i could maybe prime myself but then again how should i approach reading those textbooks? Please help! (also writing here because both instagram and email blocked)
Hey Justin , really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail and also help you with the overall youtube strategy and growth ! Pls let me know what you think ?
I feel like, i need a good foundation for every subject for me to complete a certain subject well, but my exam approach me , and before i know it I'm panicked, unprepared in terms of exam although fundamentally strong.
Why are the resources necessary to extract value from a "main learning event/lecture" put under the why column of the visual process mapping sheet? This seems like putting "to consume gasoline" as a reason for driving your car, when the "why" for that is actually "to get to work." If the answers to the questions arent sensible, how good can such an exercise ultimately be? This seems like an opportunity to embed some instruction on how to maximize lecture time, and I have no better reasons to list than "to uncover knowledge gaps" or "to ask questions," and neither of them were put in any "why" column at all, so are they not really answers to "why" attend a lecture?
@@RufMichAn88 this video is basically a deep dive into your own brain. Try recalling HOW you study a topic or chapter, or lecture, etc, note it down and try to find the reasons why you do it, and how certain are you that it works. Chances are a lot of the study techniques you use are not amounting to anything, and by meditating on your study technique for a period of time, you may study more efficiently
Know thy enemy and know thyself; in a hundred battles, you will never be defeated or I will not say I failed 1,000 times, I will say that I found 1,000 ways that won't work” and why mapping out, written format is important : your brain cannot hold all the 101 systems or techniques or types. Thus graphical or written notes on what one did and how it fair is first step. copying is important, but copying and knowing how the process worked for the experts in their fields or via immediate feedback allows better learning retention , hence why GPT has brought forth a new gen of limitless learning possibilities. why Peer reviewed papers are important and how online forums or community say , Computers, tech , network, cars, moded cars etc caused an explosion of new methods , apart from some false information where some take it to seal their " secret " and earn. and if you dont know where or how to define your own starting point, you will be spinning your wheels, and expecting a different outcome just from sheer luck.
Why do I have a feeling of not being able to study and i tried so much to watching many of your videos and learn how to study but I still have the same feeling please justin how to solve this problem i have important exams but I don't know how to study what should I do if any one knows a solution please tell me
I think it's better for you to spilt up specific things which you need to improve on. If exam askes you to state different types of landforms (which is a fact recall Question) this can be train by focusing on your retrieval. When curve ball questions comes its just about using the concepts therefore you can focus on your deep processing(mind map helps in that). Justin broken barrel method might help you. Tbh I don't know much so sorry if I am wrong 😭
Yeah like even though you said this isn't something I should do, I do think this is not for me even after doing the mapping. We inspect the way we are learning and improve on them to find things that are holding us back in our techniques and the ways we use them, but I don't have them/have really little of them to begin with. I don't prestudy, I don't take any note, I don't spend time studying on my own so what I need now is some kind of technique right? The only problem I'm having right now is I'm remembering what I learned and understood as a way to review for upcoming exams/quizzes and that is not really sustainable as I'm not sure if they're all that good. I can actually do curveball questions fine, understand the information thrown at me with relative ease (or I thinks so) Like if I don't have much technique at the moment (other than my basically minimalist note taking and my haphazard reviews before tests) then I should add techniques right?
What he said was; you don't just need a better technique, you're better off unlearning the techniques that aren't working for you. This is mostly targeted towards people who are like looking for the "best techniques" and have probably accumulated a lot of them without reflecting on whether they really work for them. If this is not you, ignore the advice duh.
I hope that someone in these comments can help me bc I have one comprehension issue but it's an older video of his: at 1:20 ( th-cam.com/video/3uDROfnx2TE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4ukuHkBhb1_KEvEThe ) he says that we're supposed to use pre-study in order to go through all lectures of said week and turn that into a sort of mind map to build upon but before that he says to separate notes per topic. My question is, since most lectures in a week would be on entirely different topics, would we do one (during pre-study) per topic or one for all of them combined? Thanks in advance! (I'm starting my Psychology studies next week)
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I feel like the visual process mapping method lacks the strategic component of studying. We answer the question of what study process we are doing in a study session and why, but we don’t answer the question of what we are studying that we are applying that study process to.
We aren’t diagnosing the task (say of doing good in an exam) to identify the critical points that maximise output per unit effort put into them. These critical points aren’t necessarily specific areas of the syllabus but could be radically different approaches to performance and how you view preparation.
I am sorry if this sounds confusing but the point of I am trying to make is that method of studying and strategy making are two different skills that are required for excelling academically and the VPM method does not acknowledge the latter.
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@JustinSung Could you please make a video that explores about common type of relations between knowledge that often leads to better way to group for both procedure knowledge and conceptual knowledge?
I am a therapist. That is what I do as well for my sessions. I help my clients to map out the coping strategies that they use before the stressful event, during the stressful event, and after the stressful event. This helps to bring clarity. It allows my ciients to see how well the strategies work or not work.
Nice thanks for sharing. Reminds me of the quote, “If you don’t measure it, you can’t control it. If you don’t control it, you can’t optimize it.”
@@markcook653 nice pfp
bro raised my grades by 50% from 30% avarage results (mans was legit failing) to 70% broooo I abused the hell out of those mindmaps after watching his mindmap videos like crazy
Congrats man! That's a huge jump!
Bro I am proud 🔥🔥
I got chills when I realized how making a basic skeleton and scaffolding before the study session would make everything sooooooooo much easier and streamlined. I'm self studying for something like SATs on my country, and often it feels like I'm just stumbling my way forward, which was fine cause it's so much material that I just had to *start* somewhere. I'm definitely going to fill that VPM template! Actually, right now.
This video is really helpful! I have a small request: while the past few videos have focused on improving study techniques, I-and many of my peers-don’t actually use techniques at all. since we just started prepare for national level competitive exams and in the past we gave only school exam so there was not much to think about learning since it was so easy. Could you create a beginner video that’s tailored for complete newcomers? Thanks!
i feel that too , specially with more logical subjects like physics I am not sure how to make notes because I can't really visualise a concept or a way to think to make mind maps of or to repeatedly use flashcards for . so maybe someone can help us with explain these techniques for more logic based or mathematical subjects
@@tulikagupta5738 I feel like Justin doesn't really do a great job here. He doesn't go in great detail on what good' studying actually look like. For instance, he could create a 'study with me' video where he explains what he’s doing in real time. He’s done this before, but not with more difficult or abstract subjects like math or physics. I hope that he will go in more detail in his upcoming videos.
His icanstudy company is probably what you are looking for.
Can you make a video about how to learn effectively for math and physics? I feel that some techniques like e.g. mindmapping just do not work as well for these math and logic heavy subjects.
Btw I love you videos, keep going!
@@yveltax6836 we should connect the topics of a chapter together by mind mapping really helps while revising for exam in physics
The Comments before me are saying the same thing and i want to say it again: Best learning coach ever
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Show examples from university students, different subjects and advanced students.
What are the best that you have seen.
Please don't ignore this one
Could you please make a video that explores about common type of relations between knowledge that often leads to better way to group for both procedure knowledge and conceptual knowledge? Preferably with lots of example too.
I went through a lot academically:
With 32 y.o. I started my bachelor (as an undergraduated), I got my AuDHD diagnosis this year.
Very eager to adapt and change. Proudly saying that I scored a measly 31 % on your evaluation meaning there is a lot of room to grow!
I love it! Thanks for the content and I will do your process mapping after shopping groceries!
@@brownmasao hey I'm on same boat asu ..joined grad at 32y. Diagnosed with adhd...let's talk bro
@@amittiwari4396 have you started medication? Or are you raw dawging it? haha
Liked video without watching that is kind of excitement i have on your every new upload your mind map strategy is so good made me more confident
Hey Justin, Ik most of your videos are about conceptual learning but I was wondering if you could do an example of how to go about a college level math / HR / or business class. I’ve been doing my best to mind map but I am unsure of how useful they can be on a subject like those. I have found the mind maps / way of thinking to be unbelievably useful in my classes like neuroscience and psychology so Ik you can help with the other ones as well.😊
I am having a tough time with the Business subjects.
If you wanna do math from a conceptual level it's quite unintuitive but it works once you really get it. You have to understand the problem your solving in words first and then derive the approach to solving it then relate the formulas.
You also have to approach problems from the point of view of 'forms' understanding what form of equation you are in and what substitutions you can rewrite it as and relate that to the problem
when it comes to math, I always, drop the numbers. try to explain the concept of the theorem, proof etc that you are trying to learn. Sometimes we tendo to rely A LOT on the proofs already done ( since they WORK) without understanding what is happening deeply. Math is one of those subjects that is very easy to tTHINK you know
I've had a sour aftertaste because of how the video started. Oh, a problem that can't be seen and the only person that could help me is the one telling about the problem? I've endured the ever-present 'pain-solution' pair, and was pleased to hear two very valuable points that I feel the need to write down.
An idea that a person is a sum of their choices is rather common. It is reinforced here and applied in a sense that the outcomes of learning will stay the same, as long as the strategies one picks up along their academic career don't change. In practise, when faced with a familiar kind of challenge, a person is likely to utilize familiar tools, however suitable they may be, in favor of searching for new tools.
Which ties in nicely with another idea that observation precedes understanding precedes control. It's established that, before changing your habits, you must study them. Visual Process Mapping is the suggested framework to use here.
Value of conscious attention and conscious practise is crossdisciplinarity, really. Nice to see it here.
Thanks man I've been worried about not having a proper way to self reflect all i did was based on passive assumptions I'm sure this will help me correct my bad habits 👍
The best video till now. Period.
you're amazing. Thank you so much!
this guy is truly a an insanely important part in my success
greatest learning coach ever
Hi, Can you upload a video especially for medical student and how they should orient their mind and academic goals with smart usage of available resources in a scientific way...
Thank you, Justin, once again! I started my masters and the workload shot through the roof (mostly reading but also writing every week). It is so difficult/stressful to get ahead. Clearly my habits and processes from BA need to be updated so I could get back on track. So thanks a lot once again! ✨
there's a book called Hidden Manifestation by Oliver Mercer, and it talks about how using some secret techniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal
Bot. Report.
Hey I love your videos but they are very focused on learning while still in school. Can you please do a video for people focused on self learning and techniques they could use. Thank you!
The best learning coach
I like your video. The idea is close to emotional baggage that people carry... I am studying the bar course in the UK and looking at using/adopting scientific methods to help me absorb knowledge and grow further.
I love this video, basic cbt, which is fantastic for finding out what habits you have.
Love your work Justin, thank you.
showing an example was game changer
This video really helped me understand the subject!
That’s really nice of you to make the quiz free and the template as well. Thank you!
Congrats 🎉 🎉 🎉 on this one. Great session on "Learning Baggage" Love the mapping process for working through habits accumulated.
Keep up the amazing work kind regards Worrell Robinson.
How to make study buddies out of classmates that are out of ur smart league
@@msm7076
Answer your own question.
This has to be THEIR inteterest in the first place. If they only want to play games - it is useless.
@@avimir8805 wdym??
@msm7076 look for someone in your class whos smart and actually cares about studying, that's your starting ground
@@abysmal7000 i can make friends out of these ppl but i always seem to fail when it comes to study buddies, since im not the most performing in my class
Could you do a video on how to be more effective when studying for things like math (e.g counting geometry and number theory)
Very useful video. Thanks for uploading such a great video.
love it, thank you for your wisdom pearls💓💓💓
love you, Justin
Been saying that for years, I think he loves us too 😔🙏
real
Steve, will you make this knowledge be available on Spotify? We're waiting for your audio podcasts 😍😍
thought this was gonna be a meme video.
thank you.
clearing the air a little bit for me.
I want to ask about mindmapping to see where i was wrong
1)So first i read the textbook and see all the subheading of the text book and see what is it about
2)I list those subheading and try to group them
3)I map out those big group as buiding the backbone
4)On each group I try how to organise and relation those subheading that included in the group
5) I read the content in each subheading in my textbook and i try to do more group or to make analogies in some sense.
So I feel like i am still write down the detail onto my mindmap so i dont know if this is harmfull or not. And because I am studying about medical, disease,etc,… their are some detail seems not have a clue to be relevant, what should I do?
Not studying anything the whole year might turn out to be a blessing in disguise for me 😂😂😂. No academic baggage whatsoever.
the last line was fire🔥🔥🔥🔥
I'd like to be an academic minigun. *It costs four hundred thousand textbook pages to fire this weapon... for twelve seconds...*
How to study maths effectively, please make a dedicated video for maths as an Engineering student...that is going to be very helpful for me😊❤
Please please please show us more examples of students who have completed the course already, we wanna see thee processes please please please i can't afford the program but it would be great help as probably this is my biggest pitfall pleaaaseeee
This is gold!
Would love to see a perfect visible process map.
I want to see more examples pleaaaseeee
Thanks for the video I got lots of baggage, this really helps clear my POV on how to learn effectively.
Hi!!
Can you make a video about revision techniques ?
Can you plz talk about your study methode for computer science majors? Do they work for programming?
Disclaimer! Your learning baggage might overwhelm you after this video😂... Nice video loved it!
Grandiose claims... I love it.
I scored 31% lol tbh i still dont understand how to apply any of this to math. Thats the only subject i truly struggle with. I suck at logical papers
Drop the numbers, if you cannot explain it without the numbers, youa re not understanding the concept behind math
absolutely @@martinwilches6583
just replace the numbers and use symbols instead in a basic example and just know what you should do then use the numbers
Thanks you Justin
I want to study a master's degree can you submit videos about studying from different sources towards one topic
Hi bro, I think you are referring to synoptic reading, he mention this before and also check out Archer Newton, he works with justin sung. Archer made one about that topic too.
Nice content now, this is Justin that i know, not just give a tip for study
Thanks sir..😁
thanks!
you, at the time of this comment, have one thousand subscribers for every video that's public on your channel
pretty darn cool
Hi mr sung from youtube,
You make really high quality videos and in my opinion easily the best educational ones on youtube. And for that reason I have gone through many of them and learnt greatly. Since im approaching higher years in school, I realized that it would be a good idea to start learning properly.
Unfortunately I would love to join the webinars where you explore your topics more but obviously it must be paid services(i assume) as nobody would give away such good wiseness for free. However, money is not the easiest to spare right now. btw i dont believe the free webinar shenanigans because there is always cost involved in those stuff.
TLDR:(dont bother reading above)
Anyways I have been sidetracked. So my original question was that you talk about so much stuff and i am really overwhelmed, but i would like to know which ones are the most to least relevant. Or the videos that may be the most most important to learn first for my circumstances. I did take your quiz thing(on another account) and it said my studying weaknesses were extremely bad priming and reference. And also do you have specific tips to focus on these two currently. the others are ok and i somehow got 100% on overlearning which is the most useless one super unlucky.
I know you are a great person and i do really want to improve on my learning but in your videos there is so much info that i don't know where to start off. I did borrow some textbooks for the higher years so that i could maybe prime myself but then again how should i approach reading those textbooks?
Please help!
(also writing here because both instagram and email blocked)
Yooo, Justin predicted jt, my baggage was saying i needed a better technique
Hey Justin , really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail and also help you with the overall youtube strategy and growth ! Pls let me know what you think ?
thank u
I feel like, i need a good foundation for every subject for me to complete a certain subject well, but my exam approach me , and before i know it I'm panicked, unprepared in terms of exam although fundamentally strong.
Please can I get the link to the full video
This is great cause I need to write a test tomorrow😂
Why are the resources necessary to extract value from a "main learning event/lecture" put under the why column of the visual process mapping sheet? This seems like putting "to consume gasoline" as a reason for driving your car, when the "why" for that is actually "to get to work."
If the answers to the questions arent sensible, how good can such an exercise ultimately be? This seems like an opportunity to embed some instruction on how to maximize lecture time, and I have no better reasons to list than "to uncover knowledge gaps" or "to ask questions," and neither of them were put in any "why" column at all, so are they not really answers to "why" attend a lecture?
make mind maps, use flashcards and do practice tests. got it. thanks.
What do you think about emacs org mode for note taking for purpose of writing?
Let’s goo, new vid!!
ALL OF PUT TOGETHER...AUR 2 /4 ILAQA....BHII SAATH MEIN..
What’s the notes app that he uses?
What he meant to say at the end is "...If thats what youre thinking then youre in real trouble and i cant even help you"
Am I the only one who didn’t get what this video was about? 🤷🏼♂️
@@RufMichAn88 yes
@@RufMichAn88 this video is basically a deep dive into your own brain. Try recalling HOW you study a topic or chapter, or lecture, etc, note it down and try to find the reasons why you do it, and how certain are you that it works. Chances are a lot of the study techniques you use are not amounting to anything, and by meditating on your study technique for a period of time, you may study more efficiently
Know thy enemy and know thyself; in a hundred battles, you will never be defeated
or
I will not say I failed 1,000 times, I will say that I found 1,000 ways that won't work”
and why mapping out, written format is important : your brain cannot hold all the 101 systems or techniques or types. Thus graphical or written notes on what one did and how it fair is first step.
copying is important, but copying and knowing how the process worked for the experts in their fields or via immediate feedback allows better learning retention ,
hence why GPT has brought forth a new gen of limitless learning possibilities.
why Peer reviewed papers are important and how online forums or community say , Computers, tech , network, cars, moded cars etc caused an explosion of new methods , apart from some false information where some take it to seal their " secret " and earn.
and if you dont know where or how to define your own starting point, you will be spinning your wheels, and expecting a different outcome just from sheer luck.
Why do I have a feeling of not being able to study and i tried so much to watching many of your videos and learn how to study but I still have the same feeling
please justin how to solve this problem i have important exams but I don't know how to study what should I do if any one knows a solution please tell me
I think it's better for you to spilt up specific things which you need to improve on. If exam askes you to state different types of landforms (which is a fact recall Question) this can be train by focusing on your retrieval. When curve ball questions comes its just about using the concepts therefore you can focus on your deep processing(mind map helps in that). Justin broken barrel method might help you. Tbh I don't know much so sorry if I am wrong 😭
Also this are purely academic focused factors. There are other factors that influence your way of learning
@@WhiteWolf-f9b Thanks
Should I do a template for each of my school subjects?
Welp, you got me there, sir! Hahaha 13:35 to 13:55
Reflection is useful - ok... am I missing something? That seems to be quite obvious and shallow.
1. Want a tab like JustinSung explain on
Soo exited to watch vid
Mind maps are known as mandalas in Buddhism. Unlearning is again an Eastern concept.
I did the quiz 2 times
First I got Karp learner
Second I got Spark learner
I think I'm in the middle of these 2
It is only one way:
If you don't see how what you study will help you in the long run you will not make it through.
I am a person who cram before exam how can i use that?
First...how are you Justin
how to download this template can anybody please help?
Man you're amazing, you're literally my Jesus, or I guess Justin lol
me who look at notes only before exam 😢😢😢😢😢😢
I scored 3% 😭
@@galenerso1594 I got 0%😭😭😭
Sensei
You must collaborate with jspark. I wonder what's different in both the learning programs
I literally got 0 percent in the link
All of this is just the socratic method of questioning or street epistemology repackaged as "visual process mapping".
The website you mentioned is an incredibly bad way of finding out your bad study habits
Now I watched it then iam weapon
Yeah like even though you said this isn't something I should do, I do think this is not for me even after doing the mapping.
We inspect the way we are learning and improve on them to find things that are holding us back in our techniques and the ways we use them, but I don't have them/have really little of them to begin with.
I don't prestudy, I don't take any note, I don't spend time studying on my own so what I need now is some kind of technique right?
The only problem I'm having right now is I'm remembering what I learned and understood as a way to review for upcoming exams/quizzes and that is not really sustainable as I'm not sure if they're all that good. I can actually do curveball questions fine, understand the information thrown at me with relative ease (or I thinks so)
Like if I don't have much technique at the moment (other than my basically minimalist note taking and my haphazard reviews before tests) then I should add techniques right?
What he said was; you don't just need a better technique, you're better off unlearning the techniques that aren't working for you. This is mostly targeted towards people who are like looking for the "best techniques" and have probably accumulated a lot of them without reflecting on whether they really work for them.
If this is not you, ignore the advice duh.
I did the LSD the results are same as my academic score 13% red (am I cooked?)
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I hope that someone in these comments can help me bc I have one comprehension issue but it's an older video of his: at 1:20 ( th-cam.com/video/3uDROfnx2TE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4ukuHkBhb1_KEvEThe ) he says that we're supposed to use pre-study in order to go through all lectures of said week and turn that into a sort of mind map to build upon but before that he says to separate notes per topic. My question is, since most lectures in a week would be on entirely different topics, would we do one (during pre-study) per topic or one for all of them combined? Thanks in advance! (I'm starting my Psychology studies next week)
guys i got 0% in everything in his exam
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A little bit time wasting