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Learning Brain: Train Your Brain Like a Muscle
Did you know: Summarizing, marking, pictorial memorization, rereading—these learning methods we've been using since childhood are all ineffective because they are blind to how the brain works. The brain is like a muscle. Through scientific training, it can maximize its potential and master new knowledge quickly and firmly. The truly effective learning method is scientific training of the brain. Peter Hollins has been engaged in brain science and learning method research for more than ten years.
479Reads8.6Score330Shelves
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All-Round Learning Method: You Can Learn Anything and Master Everything
Some experts predict that 40% of jobs will disappear from the stage of history in the next ten years! If you want to successfully ashore in the tide of technological progress, it is not safe to be a T-shaped talent who specializes in multiple skills. You need to become a comb-shaped talent who masters three or four skills in depth! In fact, becoming a generalist who specializes in multiple fields is not as difficult as you think. It is much easier to enter the top 25% in three or four fields at
43Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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Know It, Do It: the Science of Acquiring New Skills Quickly
Learning is the key to improving your environment and becoming the person you want to be. Skills, information, and abilities cannot be acquired passively but need to be actively sought, and this book will show you how to do this in the most effective and efficient way. Advice that is applicable and actionable – not just theory and description. Work smarter, not harder. This book provides a clear learning chain: 1. Study planning Decomposition of skills: learn 80% of the content in 20% of the tim
26Reads7.8Score—Shelves
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Self-Discipline Is a Habit That Can Be Developed
Have you ever said this to yourself: This is the last cup of milk tea, the last time to stay up late, starting from tomorrow I will... You may have many ideas, but your execution is very weak. It's not that you can't do it, it's that you haven't done it at all. Please stop being anxious about the current situation, and stop laughing at yourself for being a three-minute hottie. No one is born a champion of perseverance. Through scientific training, everyone can achieve self-discipline. In this bo
14Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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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 proces
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