3 Tips on how to study effectively
Video
Drawing Board
two group of resistence
- in and out of the classroom
reactivate smae neurone, stabilizing memory. -> long term Neocortex
how to become short memory to long one? during sleep!
flashcard -> update strengthen memory
rereading, highlighting -> generate false sense of competence
what if you cannot remember the answer? -> just show the answer.
mixed deckin a single session is better. because forget and retrieiving repeteadly is good
when should we study?
while we are sleeping,
spread over three weeks is better than clamming just in a single day
Vocabulary
- surgical residents
- suture arteries
- hippocampus
- neocortex
- It's thought to
- It's theorized
- rack your brain
- sort through
- abundance
Difficult Sentences
Say you're trying to memorize the anatomy of the heart.
당신이 심장에 뭐가있는지 기억하려고 한다고 해보자.
문장은 어렵지 않지만 Say로 시작하는 문장이 ~를 가정해보자라는 의미를 가진다는 것을 짚고넘어가기 위해 썼다.
It's thought to happen in between study sessions and perhaps most crucially during sleep.
그러나 그것은 공부 세션 사이나 아마도 가장 중요하게는 잠자는 동안 발생한다고 생각된다.
It's thought to .. 같은 관용 표현을 잘 귀에 익혀두어야겠다. 비슷한 예로는 It's said, It's believed, It's known 등이 있다.
It's theorized that as you rack your brain for the answer, you activate relevant pieces of knowledge
너가 답을 생각해내기 위해 머리를 쥐어짜는동안, 너가 관련있는 지식의 파편들을 활성화한다는 것이 이론화되어있다.
rack your brain이라는 idiom과 It'stheorized라는 표현을 얻을 수 있었다.
After all, won't the material be fresh in your mind? 결국에 자료들이 마음에 생생하지 않을까?
won't라는 발음을 잘 못듣는거같다.
They complement and reinforce the incredible way the brain works, sorting through and storing the abundance of information. 그것들은 뇌가 작동하는 방식을 보완하고 강화한다. 방대한 정보들을 골라가며 분류하고 저장하며,
Practice
Why is testing yourself effective?
Testing myself is one of the active study methods. If we studied passive ways such as highlighting and reading, we can't clarify whether we know it correctly.
Why can highlighting feel helpful but mislead you?
As I mentioned, highlighting is a passive study method. We can highlight some difficult elements. But it won't remain in our brains. It gives us a false sense of competence.
What is interleaving and why might it work?
Interleaving is a study method where we mix various study materials together. It causes our brains to switch from one that is more prioritzed for a subject to others.
Why does spacing help learning?
Spacing itself doesn't do much. The keystone is sleeping. During sleep, our brains arrange and construct long-term and strong memories. Spcaing ensures that we get enough sleep.
What was the key difference between the two resident groups?
There are a couple of differences between the two groups in both how and when. First, the group that got better grades preferred self-teaching studying methods such as flashcards. Furthermore, they had enough time and sleep before the exam. They didn't cram
How I will study more effectively from now on
Especailly, I've been studying a number of topics including development, English, and so on. English isn't considered a single study topic but can be separated into various skills such as listening, writing, reading, and speaking.
It means that it's imperative that I make some differences to how I study for each category. But, recently, I'm staying focused on English much more than on the others. So I want to discuss English alone. Isn't it reasonable?
For starters, I appreciate that I've been using flashcards named Anki very aggressively. I'm confident that this is the right way to study languages not only because of what this video is saying, but also because of what I'm feeling.
I put in enough time to determine if flashcards are such a cool method to study something.
I'll bring up the next topic, the spacing. Actually, I planned my daily English study deliberately, and I've never missed any lesson until now, so that I'm not sure how spacing applies to me yet.
My only option is studying consistently, and I need to to gain confidence in practicing English myself. I hope I become like that. Practice makes perfect. That is the attitude that I carved into my mind while studying English.