1. Two kinds of learning, which one are you?

2. Establish effective connections with the real world

3. Vision·Penetration·Wisdom

1. The Fascinating "Feynman Technique"

2. Simple and efficient thinking mode

3. Feynman's Five Steps to Learning

1.1. Know why you study

1.2. Pursue progress in four aspects

2.1. How to find the right direction

2.2. How to find true interests

3.1. Is it possible that your goals are actually wrong?

3.2. Is there a better direction?

3.3. Plan a high-efficiency learning path

4.1. comprehensiveness of goals

4.2. The principle of focus of goals

4.3. The challenge principle of goals

4.4. Goal feasibility principle

4.5. The principle of target adjustability

1.1.

1.2. Systematize knowledge logically

1.3. Filter and retain the most reliable knowledge

1.4. Identify “fake knowledge”

2.1. Horizontal expansion: “visualizing” knowledge

2.2. Draw a “learning process”

4.1. Build long-term memory

4.2. Deepen your understanding of knowledge

4.3. Learn more actively

4.4. associate knowledge

4.5. Get feedback on an issue

1.1. Anyone can understand it

1.2. Concise and in-depth analysis

1.3. Strengthen cognition

1.4. Can you get a 7-year-old to understand an advanced physics term?

2.1. The "memory principle" of output

2.2. Scenario and thought simulation

2.3. The output is active learning

3.1. Take advantage of breakout opportunities

3.2. Infuse your soul with knowledge

1.1. Re-compare data and facts

1.2. if correct

1.3. if incorrect

1.4. strategy for correction

1.5. find gaps

1.6. Return to the essence of knowledge

2.1. Pay attention to negative evidence

2.2. When knowledge gets stuck: Go back to areas where you don’t understand clearly and find out the weak links

2.3. Controversy is the entry point for deep learning

2.4. There is no "most reliable" conclusion

2.5. Establish multi-angle analogy relationships with existing knowledge

3.1. It’s not that the more you learn, the higher your efficiency will be.

3.2. Repeat "useful learning"

3.3. Pay attention to what is behind the knowledge

4.1. Step One: Doubt and Explore

4.2. Step 2: Find counter-evidence

4.3. Increase “content retention rate”

1.1. How to simplify the essentials of knowledge

1.2. How do we absorb the parts we need?

1.3. How to simplify knowledge in online learning?

3.1. Form your own knowledge system

3.2. Five important pieces of advice from Feynman

4.1. Create original ideas

4.2. Generate impactful new knowledge