finger reading

practice reading

active reading

Don’t be dull, stiff, or hairy. Take well-structured notes.

Make connections between ideas written down

Look for stories, images or processes in history that are somewhat similar to what we are studying now

Create a mental image of what you are learning

Add other senses and emotions to this image

Look for areas where the image is useless or inadequate to prevent false connections.

Create flowcharts, concept maps, or images to tie several ideas together.

Create a series of symbols that are easy to visualize

Create connections between items that can be "visible oddities"

Make a connection between the first item and the trigger

Similar to the association method, except that we associate each item with a pre-established, easy-to-recall visual symbol from 0 to 12

mnemonics

image contact

Note compression method

Find ways to use knowledge in your daily life

Regularly solve problems and identify potential errors in the overall knowledge network

Establish projects that take about 1-3 months to complete, thereby forcing yourself to continuously learn, practice and solve various problems. This is a useful exercise in self-education, especially when there are few intellectual structures to guide you.

energy management

Never delay

What similar and scattered work can be concentrated and completed in batches?

organized

develop good habits

Overcome setbacks and difficulties

Set learning goals and record the learning process.

Choose concepts to learn

Imagine you are a teacher trying to teach a new student this knowledge

When you feel doubtful, go back

simplification and metaphor