Key Lesson: • Testing Improves Retention: The most effective way to retain and master information is not repeated studying but repeated testing. Testing strengthens the neural circuits associated with memory retention, even if the initial test performance is poor. • Repeated Exposure Fosters False Confidence: Simply rereading or restudying material multiple times gives a false sense of mastery. Students often feel more confident but actually perform worse compared to those who test themselves frequently. • Low Performance on Initial Tests Doesn’t Mean Failure: Even if students score poorly on early tests, the process of self-testing still improves long-term retention and understanding. It's more about the practice of retrieving information than getting it right the first time. • Effort in Learning Yields Better Results: Straining to recall information, even when getting it wrong initially, is more beneficial for long-term mastery than passively absorbing material. • Active Recall is Essential: The process of retrieving information actively (through testing) is a powerful tool for solidifying knowledge, compared to passive learning strategies like restudying. • Challenge is Key: Testing and facing difficulty while learning creates a stronger and more durable memory of the material. The discomfort of being tested is actually part of what makes learning more effective.
@@DopawinHQ I used Anki to study for my certification that I passed using questions and having short explanations that helped me learn the materials faster
00:05 Common beliefs about studying are false. 00:59 Repetition and testing affect learning and performance on final tests. 01:47 Taking more tests improves performance on material in later tests. 02:28 Testing and self-testing lead to better learning 03:11 Repetition enhances neural encoding for better retention. 03:52 Studying actively is more effective than rereading material 04:33 Repeated exposure to material improves confidence and mastery 05:14 Testing yourself multiple times is the best way to learn and retain material.
Can you make a video on study techniques for UPSC which is an Indian civil service exam? It’s just that it’s a year long exam and I think consistency plays a great role and can you make a video on how to be more consistent and how to study so many subjects all at once.
Can you make a video about memory techniques that actually work very strongly and also in the same video do discuss encoding methods that work extremely well for maths based subjects
@@DopawinHQ essentially I struggle with being able to retain information for maths and physics both conceptual and procedural information. Please make a video addressing hoe to overcome this in such a way I forget less rather than forgetting major pieces of content like I do currently
@@DopawinHQ prof.huberman voice is so convincing. I would be happier if there werent a music in the background otherwise you did a great job in the pics and videos implemented into the video. Thanks alot
Can I test myself on the material even if I still haven't understood the concept exactly right or even memorised the important stuff? Would it work that way??
But this is only valid for Testing purposes, so if your goal is to pass the test, then yes, this is the way, but if you need to apply the knowledge, id guess its Study, Build, Build, Build, BUILD GOOD
Hello sir actually I am professional graphic designer and video editor. I want to work with you as a editor. I am doing graphic disining and video editing last 8months. I can give you guarantee that I can increase AVD and CTR.]
That's just studying 2 times and testing yourself 2 times. The video says that 25% of time should be used on studying, and 75% of your time should be used for testing.
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Key Lesson:
• Testing Improves Retention: The most effective way to retain and master information is not repeated studying but repeated testing. Testing strengthens the neural circuits associated with memory retention, even if the initial test performance is poor.
• Repeated Exposure Fosters False Confidence: Simply rereading or restudying material multiple times gives a false sense of mastery. Students often feel more confident but actually perform worse compared to those who test themselves frequently.
• Low Performance on Initial Tests Doesn’t Mean Failure: Even if students score poorly on early tests, the process of self-testing still improves long-term retention and understanding. It's more about the practice of retrieving information than getting it right the first time.
• Effort in Learning Yields Better Results: Straining to recall information, even when getting it wrong initially, is more beneficial for long-term mastery than passively absorbing material.
• Active Recall is Essential: The process of retrieving information actively (through testing) is a powerful tool for solidifying knowledge, compared to passive learning strategies like restudying.
• Challenge is Key: Testing and facing difficulty while learning creates a stronger and more durable memory of the material. The discomfort of being tested is actually part of what makes learning more effective.
At the end of the day it's all about active recall and space repittiton.
That’s why medicine students rely on flashcards and Anki!❤️🧠
@@mueid7151 and spelllling?
@@DopawinHQ I used Anki to study for my certification that I passed using questions and having short explanations that helped me learn the materials faster
Smart Work + Hard Work = BEST COMBINATION 💪💪
00:05 Common beliefs about studying are false.
00:59 Repetition and testing affect learning and performance on final tests.
01:47 Taking more tests improves performance on material in later tests.
02:28 Testing and self-testing lead to better learning
03:11 Repetition enhances neural encoding for better retention.
03:52 Studying actively is more effective than rereading material
04:33 Repeated exposure to material improves confidence and mastery
05:14 Testing yourself multiple times is the best way to learn and retain material.
I was literally listening to his podcast like 2 days ago and this video just popped out at my home section. Thanks my friend.
Hope you enjoyed it! Thanks a lot!
@@DopawinHQ please, play background music at low volume because it's annoying and I am not able to listen carefully what he is talking about
WE GOING TO THE IVY LEAGUE WITH THIS ONE 🔥 🔥 🔥
thanks so much.. i will incorporate this while studying for my upcoming finals ❤️🔥
Best of luck!
this channel is so underrated
You’re amazing ❤️🧠
Thank you papa
Uh… you’re welcome…
Really, well said sir, i appreciate the way you approach the tests, all your words are damn 100% true.
Thank you Sir
Most welcome
Testing only benefits me when the questions are varied because I have tendency to memorize the correct answers.
We always neglect the fact that we must recall it. That's why we fail to learn the material.
Can you make a video on study techniques for UPSC which is an Indian civil service exam? It’s just that it’s a year long exam and I think consistency plays a great role and can you make a video on how to be more consistent and how to study so many subjects all at once.
Thank you for this amazing vdo❤
Interesting study about the brain
Mindblowing 🔥
Why They don't teach us this in School !!!!!
they do lol they take tests weekly and make you do spaced repetition too lol what're talking about
Amazing content.
you need more subscribers this stuff was good
We appreciate you!🧠❤️
Thank you for this amazing video doctor!
Glad you liked it!
The third group performed best
Can you make a video about memory techniques that actually work very strongly and also in the same video do discuss encoding methods that work extremely well for maths based subjects
Can you be a little more precise? 🧠❤️
@@DopawinHQ tell Me how to be good at physics
@@DopawinHQ essentially I struggle with being able to retain information for maths and physics both conceptual and procedural information. Please make a video addressing hoe to overcome this in such a way I forget less rather than forgetting major pieces of content like I do currently
Thanks a lot thanks a lot
3ed group for sure
How does this channel only have 1.8k subscribers? 😂
Very nice editing!
Thanks 😅
Thanks a lot sir, I was greatly helped by this ❤
Most welcome!🧠❤️
I think they will perform better in the second plot.
😅
How can I be sure that all of this works
The music in the back ground is so disturbing
Thank you for the feedback! We’ll take it into consideration more! Would you mind specifying if you’d rather we remove it or use better music?
@@DopawinHQ prof.huberman voice is so convincing. I would be happier if there werent a music in the background otherwise you did a great job in the pics and videos implemented into the video.
Thanks alot
Can I test myself on the material even if I still haven't understood the concept exactly right or even memorised the important stuff? Would it work that way??
Only one way to find out!
@@DopawinHQ HOW??
If u only decrease the background music the rest is awesome
Alright! We will! Thank you for the feedback 🧠❤️
Where was this two days ago when i needed it?
But this is only valid for Testing purposes, so if your goal is to pass the test, then yes, this is the way, but if you need to apply the knowledge, id guess its Study, Build, Build, Build, BUILD GOOD
What if I don’t have any tests
Then we suggest to make one yourself or try to search for one based on the material that you are studying ❤️🧠
Hello sir actually I am professional graphic designer and video editor. I want to work with you as a editor. I am doing graphic disining and video editing last 8months.
I can give you guarantee that I can increase AVD and CTR.]
This could have been a 30s video
3
3d group might be
what if i study 4 times and take 4 tests😭
That's just studying 2 times and testing yourself 2 times. The video says that 25% of time should be used on studying, and 75% of your time should be used for testing.
Then you’ll be confident AND efficient.
The more time you invest on your studies the easier it will get! ❤️🧠
@@elwiswo if ST ST ST ST then it could be better than 4S 4T. Study -Test , Review (it's nature diff than 1st study) - Test. Review-Test .....
@@elwiswo you're overqualified
🙏🙏👍👍
Why too much transition
Annoying
poop