STUDY TECHNIQUES

1. Creating Memory Palaces 4. The Zeigarnik Effect

- Walk through the environment you - You remember unfinished tasks

choose (like your house) better than the tasks you complete

- Place objects in specific places - When we interrupt the task, it

creates Task Specific Tension
- Match the objects with things that
you want to learn - It can improve cognitive function

2. The Protégé Effect 5. The Distributed Learning

According to a 2007 study: Scientists looked at 254 studies

involving more than 14, 000 people
- Students who taught younger
students scored higher than students - Students remembered more after
who only learned for themselves spaced study than cramming

- In order to be able to teach

someone, you must understand the
material more

- This phenomenon is know as Depth

3. The Feyman Technique

- Write the name of the concept on

the top of a blank piece of paper
Studying Effectively
- Write down the concept as if you're
teaching it to someone Highly recommended:

- Identify what is missing, then go -Practice tests

back and re-learn it -Spacing out your learnings
- Review everything and simplify as
much as you can
 The mark of successful
college student is the
Studying for exams mastery of knowing not
only what to study, but also
Highly recommended:
how to study it.
-Putting in the hours

-Doing a lot of practice exams

How often you read

something is immaterial;
how you read it is crucial

TECHNOLOGY
ZONES IN HOME

Time Batching

- dictates that similar or

identical tasks you should
be tackled during the same
20-MINUTE RULE period of time

There are two

ways to do B-roll: All the footages,
something: RIGHT images, text, and other
& AGAIN stuff that goes on top
of the video's layer