Information comes from the outside world and is collected by the brain

simplify

capacity

speed

Understand the basic meaning of information and understand it in context

Break down the problem into smaller areas

The beginning of holistic learning and establishing connections

Applying models to simplify and expand structures

Expand understanding of sources and connections of information

Explore the sources and background of knowledge

Make connections around knowledge and find similarities and differences

Build highways and get creative

Commonly used: drawing diagrams, metaphors, internalization methods

Find errors in models and highways, delete invalid connections

The ultimate way is practice

Add special case

Delete connections that do not exist in reality

Most knowledge exists in the subconscious mind

Create new ways to apply knowledge in life and work

This is the ultimate goal of learning

Find problems in learning and improve learning techniques

Did I know this knowledge before?

Do I understand what knowledge means?

Do I know where knowledge comes from and what knowledge it is related to?

What inappropriate contacts did I delete?

Am I applying my knowledge to real life situations?

Purpose

method

Improve reading speed

Understand what you read as quickly as possible and increase your reading speed

Improve reading skills

Emphasis on in-depth understanding of materials and true integration of knowledge points

Use words as much as possible to improve recording efficiency

Draw arrows between this idea and other ideas

Use a combination of metaphors, diagrams, etc.

Note flow will sacrifice some information

If you don’t have enough time, you can organize your notes after class

Too much information and no time to record it

Write down key information first, then make connections

principle

Have a desire to find metaphors

Pay attention to the first thought that comes to mind

Optimize and test your metaphors

Visualize images in your mind and associate them with sounds, touch, and emotions

principle

Internalized simplification, a drawing that compresses multiple pieces of information together

flow chart

Concept map

Visualization

Use one word to store multiple information, such as WWF/NASA

Put multiple pieces of information into one image to connect the memory

Start with small projects, difficult projects will shake your confidence

Projects of 1-3 months are preferred

Record the project process in this notebook and refer to it frequently

Create a meaningful, clear goal

Understand knowledge points that are not truly mastered

Remember the knowledge points that you can understand but are easy to forget

Help efficient review

Identify the concepts you want to learn and understand in depth and write them down on paper

Imagine you are a teacher and you are teaching a new student this knowledge

Speak it out and record your explanation process

When you feel confused, go back and understand

Look up information, listen to lectures, and find answers from teachers until you understand

Simplify and metaphor, try to use straightforward and vivid language to describe