Make It Stick Summary [8 Tips To Study & Learn CORRECTLY]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- First, I'll give a brief book review and summary on Make It Stick, by Peter C Brown, Mark A. McDaniel, Henry L. Roediger III. Then I'll share 8 tips from the book to help you study and learn CORRECTLY.
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The book draws on recent discoveries in cognitive psychology and offers practical and concrete techniques to learn faster, learn more, and forget less.
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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:40 - Summary & Recommendation
1:46 - Tip 1
2:36 - Tip 2
3:41 - Tip 3
4:39 - Tip 4
5:46 - Tip 5
6:50 - Tip 6
7:35 - Tip 7
8:18 - Tip 8
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In 1982, I took a weekend study course with an Ivy League graduate teaching study skills. It changed my trajectory. He taught all of these skills. Flash forward 15yrs. I’m teaching math to special education 8th grade students. By applying these skills I was able to help them learn the concepts and get As and Bs on quizzes and tests, increasing their confidence and seeing them do homework because they got it in class. (No home help) How many times do we criticize students because they have no help at home and don’t have a one on one to walk them through learning the new concept. Even disruptive students focused when they realized they could be successful.
That's amazing! I wish I had learned these study skills at that age. Sadly, I didn't learn these methods until after college. Better late than never, but I wonder what my trajectory could have been if my school taught these things. Learning how to learn effectively should be in a student's curriculum.
@@bhill-biznessprofessionals what’s interesting was I studied but didn’t seemed too. I graduated with honors. I offered to show my sister and friends how it worked and they shrugged saying there were fine. They were convinced I was just super smart, I’m smart enough for college but no where near super smart, lol.
We need more teachers like you
Can this apply to mature age people?
@lamdafinity yes, lots of materials and worksheets I used in college. Most are now available for free on the Internet. Everything from Block schedules, Cornell note taking, test taking, study methods, tips to pick classes, buying textbooks cheaply and more in a 3-ring binder of everything we learned. When I retired in 2015, I got rid of all my “teaching stuff.” Remember this was before the Internet.
Great video! I appreciate the quick condensed summary! I’m starting this book tonight
Thank you! I hope you enjoy the book!
That's amazing! Thank you!
You're welcome :) Glad you think so
Thanks a lot for making this video. Its really useful.
Thank you! I'm glad you thought so!
Thank you for the great summary - informative and concise! I've watched a few and by far this was the best. However I must concurr with the rest of the comments: the background music is mighty distracting. Anyways, thanks!
Noted. Thanks for feedback!
You’re awesome!! Thank you!!
You're welcome Flor!
Really helpful ,thanks 🙏
Thanks Vartika! I'm glad
Thank u so much for making this video, its really useful to know this and its sad that they dont teach this in school
You're welcome! And i agree!
Thank you for explaining the main concepts beautifully 🙂👏
Thanks!
Thanks for your help ❤️
Anytime!
Great video. I like your stuff!
Thank you, Richard!
Thankful content..hope I pass the CFA Level 1 like you
Good luck! I hope so too
Thank you so much for efforts ....it realy helped me
You're welcome! I'm glad it was helpful
New to this channel love it
Thanks, Scott! Your contents cool too! I like the book reviews on tik tok concept
Is playing a music loop in the background a recommended learning practice too?
Thank you!
Keep up the good work!
I haven't read the book yet, don't they talk about mnemotechnics?
YES, THEY DO.
wow i must have that book !
It's worth it for sure!
This channel is too underrated.
Thank you!
Thankyouuuuu ❤❤❤❤❤
You're welcome!
so nice
Thanks!
Love from India ❤
Thank you!
Thanks. Nice video
Thanks, John!
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Spaced repeatition means reviewing notes or retriving with quiz with spaced repeation ?
Preferably retrieving
Muy buen video, acabo de descubrir el libro y este resumen ayuda mucho a comprender los conceptos claves. Saludos desde Perú!
Gracias!
Can i apply these to programming ?
I believe so
Its a good video, why did you give up on your channel?
Thanks, I appreciate that. Unfortunately, other things in life took priority over this channel. I wish I had the time
Make more videos. Why did you stop?
The background music is distracting
Too much value from this
Thank you!
This guy sounds a little like Daily Dose of Internet