Learn Faster with The Feynman Technique

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“Surely you’re joking, Mr Feynman” is a brilliant read
Comment from : Frank Murphy

This is how I use ChatGPT
Comment from : Fivril

I learnt this really late (Early 30s) So thankful for the internet that knowledge like this can travel all the way to Southeast Asia 😊
Comment from : real23lions

I talking to myself all the time when revising lol
Comment from : water613

My favorite thing Feynman did was his solve of the cardinal sine function integral From negative to positive infinity, the area contained by Sin(x)/x is Pi… How? Watch a yt video of his solve, it’s incredible
Comment from : Geoffrey Gill

Awesome
Comment from : Night Shade

बढ़िया
Comment from : Δbhishek

How cute, you are !
Comment from : Paras Dp

No wonder chem was easy for me last year Used to do this on my own just because my handwriting was all over the place and I knew I would forget key details if I didn't write little side notes
Comment from : Demon Nikz

This is first time i am seeing feynman technique but suprisingly i ve been using it yrs with my addition of diagrams😃😀🙂
Comment from : chamara jayasinghe

Your notes are very simple and effective thanks for sharing them
Comment from : malsaso

little do we know, this guys learning the feynman technique by teaching us right now
Comment from : Unmeinks

To be able to use Feynman technique, a student should have already developed excellent reading and writing skills, which a huge percentage of students do not have
Comment from : Satish Singhal

The only problem with this is that by simplifying the explanation it becomes less rigorous This is a common problem in mathematical proofs An example in physics is that Feynman himself didn't like to explain spin as a "tiny magnet", because it's actually the other way around A magnet is a bunch of "tiny spins" aligned So if you want an ELI5 answer to some fundamental physics question, explaining it in terms of more mundane concepts is technically a mistake It's the mundane thing that is explained by a more complex, but fundamental, concept
Comment from : Wood Croft Ⓥ

This technique still takes a lot of time considering the density of each discipline you need to study in academia, doesn't it? brI'd say that the key point to apply it would be right when the concept is presented to you Gonna try it next semester, wish me luck!
Comment from : Coruja

yeah thats fine for rich people who have plenty of time the rest if us are busy working at menial jobs trying to transport ourselves from job to living place if we are lucky enough to have one, fixing our broken down cars, taking care of family troubles etc
Comment from : Sasha Nealand

I used the Feynman Technique to learn the Feynman Tevhnique
Comment from : Sam Goodell

Please when studying a voluminous topic Can I break it down into bits while using the Feynman technique?
Comment from : +𝟏 𝟐𝟎𝟓𝟔𝟏𝟓𝟏𝟓𝟐𝟕 ᵂ ᴴ ᴬ ᵀ ˢ ᴬ ᴾ ᴾ

Didn't know this was a proper technique until now! Since I constantly talk to myself I've been accidentally using it without knowing for years
Comment from : TarikArifhodžić

biUnderstanding the Feynman Technique/i/bbrbrThe Feynman Technique is a method of learning—
Comment from : Ariss

Thank you very man
Comment from : Shashank Vats

Hm there is the guy who never read a single one of Feynman's papers ;-)
Comment from : Schmetter Ling

What if you are utilizing multiple concept simultaneously? like harmonic oscillation, torque and relative motion along with fluid dynamics?
Comment from : vihan shahu

Torque is not a force
Comment from : Jim Moriarty

Scott thank you! brSince 2014, you are the one who introduced me and many others to productivity Even before it was a thing No matter how many mainstream creators come and go, you are the king! You have been the benefactor, and I come back again to this video to pay my respects brbrThank you for being a huge part of our growth journies
Comment from : HB2020

Understanding is such an important part of learning, all the knowledge that remains unprocessed essentially becomes inaccessible in comparison to the knowledge you have available on a whim brSpending the time to ponder a non finite amount of interpretations wastes way too much mental energy in the long run Having the knowledge go in fully understood transforms it into a sort of mental device, as odd as that sounds, even though this is all personal unbiased interpretationbr It's like comparing a fully functional machine to a disassembled one, the individual pieces have the potential to be a fully working structure capable of outputting results based on input, but if even a single piece is missing, the performance decreases or the machine doesn't even work to begin with brYou keep your machines (knowledge) well maintained (understanding) in the hopes of consistent efficiency (practical use) If new terms are added or concepts are reworked due to being inherently incorrect, the knowledge gets updates, the machine gets an upgrade Sometimes, you can't just keep slapping on new stuff because the original framework can't support it brI'm probably wrong though lol
Comment from : Tiger Toxins

Been doing this technique my entire life without knowing also I noticed whenever I didn't do this, it is just never the same deep understanding I get when I follow this technique
Comment from : Nouran

1:25 STEP ONE: CHOOSE YOUR CONCEPTbr1:37 STEP TWO: PRETEND YOU'RE TEACHING THE IDEA TO A NEW STUDENTbr1:57 STEP THREE: IF YOU GET STUCK, GO BACK TO THE BOOKbr2:20 STEP FOUR: SIMPLIFY AND CREATE ANALOGIES
Comment from : Anirban Chatterjee

Einstein talked about this as well
Comment from : Sarah Collins

Wow
Comment from : Anuj Acharya

This is a great idea Of course, making it a habit is the key
Comment from : james wiblishauser

what the fuck is a torque
Comment from : HUDSON

I'm trying to find the original source of this technique, book, or video Does anybody know?
Comment from : Rosemberg Santos

1:23
Comment from : anon- tec

When you unknowingly have been using this since you were a little kid
Comment from : Chinayo

Can I somehow use this method digitally 😅 Maybe on MS OneNote or something because all my studying is organized digitally
Comment from : Arjun Jaya

Yesssss!!!!! I love you man thank you!!!!!
Comment from : Eric Carroll

Sound is poop
Comment from : Moon Shot Education

hogwash
Comment from : Mighty YoungSir

I've read tons of Scott's stuff but this is the first video I've watched Kinda weird seeing him speaking :)
Comment from : jezza

Starts at 01:19
Comment from : Rahul Raj

The first principle is you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool”br – Richard Feynman
Comment from : Samuel 30

send me them physics notes
Comment from : Matetas1999

This is the Feynman technique? I did not know that I thought it was called common sense
Comment from : T10(not a fake, corporate or political actor)

My summary of the video :brbr1 Choose any topic you want to understand,write it on the paperbr2 Start explaining the concept in simple words,as if you are teaching to someonebr3 Do not use Technical wordsbr4 If stuck,review the source material and start explaining againbr5 There's a better and simple way to explain the concepts,keep thriving for that
Comment from : Rahul Dev

Subscribed Great content in your channel
Comment from : LENDLEASE REIT

This is the technique I use on a daily basis, but I soon gave up on math, as I suddenly could not understand basic algebra I think this is mathematical anxiety that has caused all this
Comment from : DUST Bharat

This makes a lot of sensebrI find that my brain has a hard time remembering things if they don't make sense to mebrIt's like my brain is sceptical of things it doesn't understand and doesn't want to waste the storage space in case it isn't truebrOr, maybe my brain really idoes/i store this info somewhere, but can't find it again because it doesn't know how to reference it properly
Comment from : FirstName LastName

Understanding something from the point of built knowledge is actually a lot easier than memorization of concepts Rote memorization is for starting points, if it's not within ones' usual range of experience For example, in third grade we were awarded a prize if was memorized our times tables up to twelve For me it was easier to be able to 'see' the four times three things in my head than to try recall the sound of the words brbrWhen I was teaching my sons and younger sister to read, we picked out stop signs and place names and labels, and I looked for 'windows of opportunity' to encourage learning new concepts brbrMy son had perfect pitch, so the Suzuki method worked out perfectly for him (actually he learned to read music at about the same time he learned to read words) because it requires short bursts of learning concepts with guided encouragement In my case, as a parent, I attended the classes with my son so that I could 'learn' and 'coach' him as I encouraged him Problem was he outpaced me in the first year Maybe that's the way it should be?
Comment from : Engletina Knickerbocker

Draw feynman diagrams Diagrams containing the essential concept
Comment from : Terence Winters

I hope not too late watching this video
Comment from : Keseharian Rifa

Thank yooooooooooooooooooooooou bro
Comment from : DP-21 YANDRAPU SHANKAR

I think it's called the Feynman Effect where he postulates that one learns more as we organize our thoughts, and check the math, so that you can make your thoughts clear to other people we are our own best customers teaching is not for everyone my father taught reactor theory at the graduate level, and he was frustrated with their, apparent slowness you didn't have any trouble understanding it but I watched him work it out over a couple of years and I had a whole lifetime with someone who said math is easy and showed me but he couldn't deal with people possibly because he was an army officer did not suffer fools gladly or otherwise it's the thing I love to do the most he taught me one thing for sure the more I know, the more I know that I don't know says he I am pretty sure I understand that part
Comment from : Richard Carew

Thank you for your suggestionbrI do it
Comment from : すずきみゆき

"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough" - Albert Einstein
Comment from : Deryl

I been doing it
Comment from : Ray2311us

How many times do you need to re-read for
Comment from : Jogo Bonito Fc

Basically you have to try untill you learn it, there is no simple technique
Comment from : Raju P

Okay I just realised that I've been using, doing it rather for a long time
Comment from : Rogie Bangquiao

Instructions unclear; Balls caught in an oarlock Send help!
Comment from : Paul Frederick

Calling it the Feynman technique just sounds like hero worship bullshit Who doesn't learn this way?
Comment from : John Taylor

Thank you for the video! I look forward to more videos like this
Comment from : Brian Ribas

Unknowingly using this technique and I'm a backbencher
Comment from : Etish 21BCS062

0:40 because of that i know u are not an genius person, but smart as always Your mind or soul whatever wants to Apply CONFIRM to admire to GIVE the viewer informations with your face right,?
Comment from : Arrival to Moonlight

Unagi !
Comment from : toniepaiva

Awesome video!
Comment from : Kent VanderVelden

Thank you I shared that on Twitter for you and on my Facebook page in the hopes that at least one more kid might pick up that information
Comment from : Will Warden

Im confused
Comment from : zimbag

Can someone please answer me which study tool is better; Feynman technique or Cornell Notes for studying textbook? Thanks!
Comment from : Su Su San

Scott ftw
Comment from : Nikolai Alexander Westall

"Main idea" 101
Comment from : Brent Taylor Art

Contextualisation and Causality are the Keys
Comment from : zofe

Scott Young eventually used this technique to master his taco assembly technique and launch his career as a taco assembly engineer at Taco Bell Gotta love these Millennials and their cheesey vids
Comment from : mikepodella

What if the source is still not making sense
Comment from : Delron Mackay

anupamkanojiablogspotcom/2019/05/want-to-learn-betterthe-feynmanhtmlbrbrbrof coursethe video is amazingbutplz give my blog a tryI have also tried to make it simple
Comment from : Anupam Kanojia

Having voluntarily entered into the third self educational program (at least this time it was voluntary), I am finding your insight and instruction from both your website, your downloads, and videos, invaluable
Comment from : No Thankyou

this is actually how i've always studied, nothing new to me
Comment from : Mateo

Step 1 : Write down the concept you want to understand (5:00 PM)brStep 2 : I am bored,, bchecks Instagram, Youtube and Netflix/b (5:01 PM)brStep 3 : *looks at clock 7:01 PM * fuck not again
Comment from : CIA Spy from China

So you mean explain it to yourself? WHAT A CONCEPT
Comment from : nicholas chryssafis

Nice YouTube recommendations nice
Comment from : Shykun

> Uses the Feynman Technique to learn the basic conceptbr> Exam paper asks you to recite facts that you had to memorizebrF U C C but hey at least I LeArNeD
Comment from : Beaver Monday

I have been teaching myself to code, and realized halfway through watching this video that I technically do this technique mentally When I have a problem scripting something, I always try to pinpoint the concept I don't understand and focus on learning that instead of focusing on my script
Comment from : John Redcorn

Over a minute and still not explaining anything? seriously wtf? Have a downvote for wasting my time You want to teach people something? Don't fill their minds and short term memory with unnecessary crap beforehand
Comment from : Ted Cameron

It's effective but not efficient As is the case with anything worth learning; it takes times to learn a concept at depth Cramming is ineffective (unless only general understanding is required), but relatively efficient
Comment from : Manchu Ratt