Tag: Learning how to learn
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How to take integrated higher-order thinking notes without losing the big idea inside too many details, even if you’re afraid of missing something important
Welcome back — it’s the end of the year, the weather’s getting cold, so stay warm. This issue is about one specific skill: integrated note taking It is not a productivity trick. It is a way to encode knowledge so you can actually retrieve it later and use it to solve problems. 1) The simplest…
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The 3 Levels of Mind Mapping to Never Relearn Anything
Lately, it’s been Taylor Swift getting married to Travis everywhere you look—it’s hard to ignore. This isn’t just about celebrity culture. It shows how “attention is monopolized by a select few people.” It also highlights “a select few tools.” We give our attention to those with the loudest voices. We also prioritize the tools that appear the…
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The Ultimate Guide to Learning Skills
In this article, the science of nueroplasticity is explained in the context of learning skills. The nuances and details of how to maximize each mistake you make in every learning skills sessions are explained in actionable steps.
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Huberman‘s Lab: How to Focus to Change Your Brain?
Here’s how you can deliberately focus to change your brain after 25 years old.
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How to Learn Faster: Chunking
If you feel like you are learning, but things are not just seems to connecting together. Here are is the secret sauce to add into your thinking tool box. The almighty chunking!!
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How to Increase Your Brainpower: Cognitive Load Theory
Do you want to increase the rate of processing your information? Here’s how you can process more at once.
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How to Focus and even Increase Your Creativity?
Do you know that ceiling affect your creativity? Find out more tips and best time to do analytical and creative work.
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Huberman’s Lab: The Power of Play
Play is the portal to change your brain, but how? In this post, I took notes on what is effective play and how to implement it in your life too.
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The Two Types of Attention
Are you interested in how your attention works? Get a sneak peak into our brain to understand how it sense the world.
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The Biggest Myth In Education
Is the following true? – The learning style theory states that if the student learned new information with their preferred learning style, they would have more academic success than other methods.
Priscilla Xu 