Know It, Do It: the Science of Self-Taught

Self-study is not just about performing better in the classroom, but it is about ensuring the way forward and not being afraid of obstacles in front of you. Peter Hollins, author of "Knowing the Science of Self-Study", calls on us to "make good use of our brains and learn smarter"! This book provides a clear learning chain: 1. Underlying cognition Learning Success Pyramid: Don't take detours, go straight to the core of learning Motivation 3.0: Schoolwork is no longer boring 2. Information processing SQ3R method: 5-step method to retain knowledge and integrate it Cornell Note-taking Method: Find the correct test points for 3 modules and focus on review Self-explanation method: fill in the blind spots of knowledge and face the test easily Feynman Learning Method: Quickly discover difficulties in understanding and consolidate the knowledge base 3. Deep reading Stop silent reading method: speed up reading, 1000 words per minute Strategic skimming: skip 25% of the content and understand 90% of the meaning Adler Reading Levels: 4 levels to reach expert level 4. Deliberate practice Concentration training method: 10 minutes of rest and 50 minutes of study Deep questioning method: 3 sets of questions to ensure you get the correct answer SMART goal method: 5 elements to set achievable goals Franklin Planning Chart: Easily track your learning progress with one card.