the ASIAN SECRET to STUDYING EFFECTIVELY
Summary
TLDRDieses Video skizziert die Bedeutung des lebenslangen Lernens und wie man effektiv lernt. Der Sprecher, ein Koreaner, kritisiert das traditionelle Lernsystem und betont die Notwendigkeit von 'Deep Work', einer Art konzentriertem Lernen, das mehr Ergebnisse in kürzerer Zeit liefert. Er empfiehlt, sich auf praktische Aufgaben wie Prüfungsaufgaben zu konzentrieren, Ablenkungen zu vermeiden und klare Lernziele zu setzen. Das Video bietet nützliche Tipps für alle, die ihre Lernmethoden verbessern möchten.
Takeaways
- 📚 Lebenlanges Lernen ist essentiell, um Fortschritte zu machen, neue Dinge zu entdecken und letztendlich sich selbst zu finden.
- 🌏 In Südkorea ist das Studium extrem intensiv und kann zu einem Verlust von Träumen führen, nur um die harten Anforderungen des Bildungssystems zu erfüllen.
- 🧠 Der Sprecher identifiziert sich selbst als Lernexperte und teilt seine Erkenntnisse, um anderen zu helfen, effektiver zu lernen.
- ⏰ Die Idee, dass mehr Zeit investiert bedeutet mehr Wissen erlangt, ist nicht immer korrekt. Effektives Lernen ist wichtiger als die Menge der Zeit.
- 💡 Die Pareto-Regel (80/20 Regel) wird angewendet, um die Studienzeit effektiv zu nutzen, indem man sich auf die 20% konzentriert, die 80% der Ergebnisse bringen.
- 📈 Statt auf Notizen und Hervorhebungen zu verlassen, sollte man sich auf praktische Übungsaufgaben und Themenfragen konzentrieren, um besser auf Prüfungen vorbereitet zu sein.
- 📈 Notizen neu zu schreiben, kann ineffektiv sein und nicht auf die Prüfungstechnik vorbereiten, da sie sich auf das Erlernen des Inhalts konzentriert.
- 🚫 Ablenkungen sind der Todfeind des Lernprozesses. Es ist wichtig, sich auf die Arbeit zu konzentrieren und Ablenkungen so weit wie möglich zu vermeiden.
- 🕒 Studiensitzungen sollten fokussiert und zielgerichtet sein. Man sollte sich vor der Sitzung klar definieren, was erreicht werden soll.
- 🎯 Ein spezifisches Ziel für die Studienzeit, wie zum Beispiel ein bestimmtes Thema oder eine Anzahl an Übungsaufgaben, hilft, die Effektivität zu steigern.
- 🔄 Lernen sollte nicht zu Burnout führen. Es ist wichtig, die Balance zwischen Lernen und anderen Aktivitäten beizubehalten, um Motivation und Energie aufrechtzuerhalten.
Q & A
Was ist das Hauptthema des Transcripts?
-Das Hauptthema des Transcripts ist das effektive Lernen und wie man gute Noten erzielt, ohne ständig 10 bis 16 Stunden am Tag zu studieren.
Welche Lernmethode wird im Transcript empfohlen?
-Im Transcript wird die Methode des 'Deep Work' empfohlen, die darauf abzielt, die Lernzeit zu reduzieren, aber die Ergebnisse zu erhöhen, indem man sich auf die wichtigsten Aufgaben konzentriert.
Was bedeutet der Begriff 'Deep Work'?
-Deep Work bezieht sich auf einen Zustand der Spitzenkonzentration, der es einem ermöglicht, schwierige Dinge zu lernen und qualitativ hochwertige Arbeit schnell zu erstellen.
Welche Rolle spielt die Pareto-Regel (80/20 Regel) im Transcript?
-Die Pareto-Regel wird verwendet, um zu zeigen, dass man 80% der Ergebnisse mit nur 20% der Bemühungen erzielen kann, indem man sich auf die am meisten wirksamen Aufgaben konzentriert.
Was sind die Hauptaufgaben, auf die man sich nach der Pareto-Regel konzentrieren sollte?
-Man sollte sich nach der Pareto-Regel auf praktische Aufgaben wie die Bearbeitung von Prüfungsaufgaben und Themafragen konzentrieren, da diese die meisten Ergebnisse bringen.
Warum sind Notizen, die manuell geschrieben wurden, nicht immer die beste Methode zum Lernen?
-Manuell geschriebene Notizen können ineffektiv sein, da sie nicht darauf vorbereiten, wie man eine Prüfung ablegt, und sie keine Möglichkeit bieten, Schwächen gezielt zu beheben.
Was sind die Hauptpunkte, die im Transcript zur Vermeidung von Ablenkungen gesagt werden?
-Im Transcript wird gesagt, dass man Ablenkungen vermeiden sollte, indem man sie aufschiebt. Man sollte sich zwei Stunden tiefes Arbeiten versprechen und sich dann die restliche Zeit zum Entspannen versprechen.
Wie kann man sicherstellen, dass man während der Lernzeit fokussiert bleibt?
-Man kann sich während der Lernzeit fokussiert halten, indem man die Umgebung aufrüstet, um Ablenkungen zu vermeiden, wie zum Beispiel das Ausschalten des WLANs oder das Begraben des Handys.
Was bedeuten SMART-Ziele im Kontext des Transcripts?
-SMART-Ziele sind spezifisch, messbar, anstrengend, realistisch und zeitgebunden. Im Kontext des Transcripts bedeutet das, dass man für die Lernstunden spezifische Ziele setzen sollte, die man erreichen kann.
Warum ist es wichtig, spezifische Ziele während der Lernstunden zu haben?
-Spezifische Ziele helfen, den Fokus zu bewahren und die Zeit effizienter zu nutzen, indem man genau weiß, was man in der gegebenen Zeit erreichen möchte.
Was ist die abschließende Botschaft des Transcripts in Bezug auf das Lernen?
-Die abschließende Botschaft ist, dass Lernen nicht 10 Stunden am Tag sein muss. Wenn man tiefes Arbeiten nutzt, kann man das Leben mehr Spaß machen, Zeit für andere Dinge freigeben und sich nicht erschöpft fühlen.
Outlines
📚 Effektives Lernen trotz Schulsystem
Der erste Absatz des Video-Skripts spricht über das Konzept des lebenslangen Lernens und wie es wichtig ist, um Fortschritte zu machen und neue Dinge zu entdecken. Der Sprecher, ein Koreaner, kritisiert das extreme Lernsystem in seinem Heimatland, das 16-Stunden-Tage und wenig Schlaf fördert. Trotzdem sieht er sich selbst als Lernexperte und teilt einige von den Lernmethoden, die er in den Jahren entwickelt hat, mit dem Publikum. Er betont, dass mehr Lernzeit nicht unbedingt mehr Wissen bedeutet und dass es wichtig ist, effektiv und effizient zu lernen, um gute Ergebnisse zu erzielen und die Eltern zufrieden zu stellen. Er stellt das Konzept der 'Deep Work' vor, das besagt, dass man in einem Zustand der hohen Konzentration schnell und effektiv lernen kann, anstatt stundenlang zu lernen.
📈 Anwendung des Pareto-Prinzips beim Lernen
Der zweite Absatz konzentriert sich auf die praktische Anwendung des Pareto-Prinzips (auch bekannt als 80/20-Regel) beim Lernen. Der Sprecher plädiert für die Reduzierung der Lernzeit auf zwei Stunden pro Tag und die Konzentration auf die 20% der Aktivitäten, die 80% der Ergebnisse bringen. Statt auf Notizen und Hervorhebungen zu bestehen, fördert er die Bearbeitung von Prüfungsaufgaben und Themenfragen, da diese die Lücken im Wissen aufzeigen und die Prüfungstechniken trainieren. Er kritisiert die ineffiziente Notizensammlung und betont die Wichtigkeit, die Lernzeit gezielt zu nutzen und sich auf die Aufgabe zu konzentrieren, anstatt sich mit unzulänglichen Notizen zufriedenzugeben.
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Keywords
💡Lebenslanges Lernen
💡Deep Work
💡Pareto-Prinzip
💡Past Paper Questions
💡Zielsetzung
💡Störungen
💡Effizienz
💡Schwierigkeiten
💡Selbstdisziplin
💡Burnout
Highlights
Lifelong learning is essential for personal growth and achieving goals.
The Korean education system is known for its demanding study schedules.
The speaker escaped the intense Korean study culture but acknowledges its impact.
The speaker considers themselves a study expert due to accumulated knowledge over the years.
Studying efficiently is more important than the quantity of time spent.
Deep work, a state of focused concentration, is key to effective studying.
The Pareto Principle (80/20 rule) suggests focusing on the 20% of tasks that yield 80% of results.
Practical past paper questions are more valuable than making pretty notes.
Rewriting notes by hand can be inefficient and doesn't prepare you for exams.
Past papers help identify knowledge gaps and improve exam technique.
The feeling of accomplishment from note-taking can be misleading regarding actual learning.
For higher education, memorization is less effective, but targeted questioning is still valuable.
Distractions are the enemy of focused study.
Delaying distractions can be more effective than trying to eliminate them completely.
Deep work sessions should be distraction-free to maximize efficiency.
Setting specific goals for study sessions helps maintain focus and productivity.
Vague study plans can lead to wasted time; specific targets are crucial.
Utilizing deep work can prevent burnout and make studying more enjoyable.
Transcripts
everyone is a student including you
lifelong learning is a Life School
essential for making progress towards
your goals discovering new things and
ultimately finding yourself and right
now in this moment I have to study for
the education system as I'm sure many of
you have to as well I'm Korean and Korea
is notorious for the 16 hours of
studying a day preschool lessons
preschool lessons homework literally
learning how to lose a dream just so you
can cram one of the two hours of sleep
that your mom lets you get but
thankfully I escaped from the country
yes but for my parents no and I think
throughout the years I've built up
enough knowledge to call myself somewhat
of a studying expert and I won't deny it
at school I am that guy the guy that
everyone hates because they seem to do
well no matter what they're Asian who
everyone calls having a new life rice
eating 20 hours a day studying good at
everything type of student they're Asian
students and not to too much
but I genuinely probably study at least
in my class and this is hard to digest
because surely if you spend more time in
something the rewards will be directly
proportional but that's not the case
throughout the years I've tried a lot
pretty notes highlighting Pomodoro
Technique Forest app studying tips and
tricks and throughout this journey I've
learned a few things along the way and
whether you're an adult or you're 12 and
just starting your Learning Journey this
video will be valuable to all because to
be able to study effectively and
efficiently is the key in not only
enjoying the studying aspects but also
getting the progress to make your
parents proud so this is how to study
made for students made by a student
firstly you have to let go of the
thought you have in your mind that time
studied equals knowledge gained you've
seen and heard it everywhere especially
in Asia how many hours does your child
study I study for 12 hours for this test
and it's like a propaganda machine
because not only does this course severe
depression but it's also shown to be
extremely ineffective it's like in the
gym doing three sets to failure is
better than doing 12 sets it's like it's
better to use LED lights than filament
bulbs because they're more efficient
it's like okay you get the message
sometimes less is more and as cool as it
sounds to please your Asian parents or
to flex on your friends that you study
for 10 hours a day the smartest students
know how to practice deep work and deep
work refers to a state of peak
concentration that lets you learn hard
things and create quality work quickly
it's essentially decreasing studying
time but increasing results and this
sounds so magical and golden right being
able to only study for two hours a day
but have a more fulfilling and more
efficient session but deep work is just
a concept and it's very general and
there are many steps like stepping
stones that you need to cross in order
to fully utilize them okay so the first
step we have to do is to apply a
principle it's the chord the Pareto
Principle the 80 20 rule because we've
already established that you're going to
drastically cut down the amount of time
you spend studying into let's call it
two hours a day so if you only had two
hours a day to study what would you do
you wouldn't make pretty notes and
highlighting them this is the part of
the 80 sure needs help but considering
the amount of help Roi investment return
you get these aren't worth doing instead
you're better off focusing on this 20
that will give you the eighty percent of
the results
so you would do practical past paper
questions and topic questions because in
the end the questions are what's going
to be on the test and what they're going
to be asking and make notes is good my
former study for the longest time was
rewriting notes by hand into this
notebook so that by the end I would have
Rewritten the whole topic and obviously
this does work to some extent but not
only is it inefficient it doesn't
actually prepare you for the exam itself
because you just learned the content but
exam technique is half of the equation
and this inefficiency becomes later when
you think about the fact that when you
write these notes you're writing on
everything so you're not able to Target
weaknesses and you ignore the fact that
you probably already know a good chunk
of this so you end up wasting time and
so that's why past papers topic
questions are so valuable because you
get to see where your gaps in the topic
are and then you consolidate those gaps
with knowledge and then you also get to
see the mark scheme which is the model
answer for you to look at and memorize
and there are many sites and I
personally use PMT and save my exams and
I realized that the reason I was writing
these notes is that you feel like you've
done a lot because when you copy the
notes and you get three four five pages
worth of notes you have this tangible
physical evidence that you tell yourself
damn I've studied really hard I've got
five pages worth of notes whereas in
fact that doesn't amount to knowledge
and whereas if you do past papers or
topic questions you don't actually get a
physical tangible piece of work that
you've completed so it doesn't feel like
you've actually studied
I'm the age of secret I'm spilling it
right now is that you just span these
topic questions past papers until for
example you have a biology test and they
just become easy like times table
questions what's eight times seven 56
what's the powers of the cell
mitochondria what's that bacteria cell
God damn and okay if you're in higher
education towards a level or university
I appreciate that memorizing everything
like times table isn't going to work but
the principle of saying past paper
questions topic questions specific
questions instead of just writing the
notes is a principle that you can agree
with and that's proven to be effective
the next section is about distractions
distractions are like Kryptonite to
students Bane to the arthropods social
interactions to emails okay you get it
you can all relate you try and sit down
and focus but the distractions are
always there the best way to avoid
distractions isn't to cut them out
although in an ideal world you could
just go cold turkey and cut out video
games all these distractions out of your
life but I appreciate how hard it is in
this day and age for you to just go on
your phone and delete all social media
apps so we can't get rid of them fully
so then how do we stay focused when we
have to work it's simple you just delay
it
you tell yourself you'll do two hours of
deep work and then after that you could
spend the day watching Netflix
guilt-free because we all know that
worst feeling is when you're watching
Netflix but you still have that exam you
haven't studied for but you have to
promise yourself that the condition is
you have to do those two hours fully 100
focused and distraction free and only if
you do that you're going to promise
yourself that you're going to enjoy
Netflix social media afterwards because
if you can truly focus on those two
hours I need two hours worth of deep
work it's more valuable than a whole
day's worth of work
and this works for some people and not
for others I appreciate that
are your bad habits go for it so while
you're doing deep work full screen word
or whatever you're doing turn off the
Wi-Fi bury your phone in a hole I don't
know make sure there's no things that
can distract you and that you can just
focus on your work and of course this
isn't going to work straight away we've
grown up in a world of distractions and
distractions are ever more prevalent
and I still mind as the autopilot of the
YouTube while working at this waste time
but it's a work in progress and tell
yourself that you want to get to the
stage where you can focus fully for
these two hours in an Ideal World we
will cut everything up but as I've
talked about this isn't something that
can just just be done overnight and the
third and last one is to be precise so
that's a goal for your two hour study
session because two hours realistically
is a very short time especially if
you're going to go from six eight hours
down to two for example I'm gonna do
plant reproduction in this two hour
session I'm going to do all the topic
questions and make sure I don't have any
gaps in my knowledge this is a specific
and smart Target setting and it doesn't
have to only be one thing but open up an
notepad and write down the list of
things you want to finish in that
allocated set of time because goal
setting in itself makes it so you're
more likely to achieve all those goals
and if you go into that session head
first without any idea what you're going
to do not only is that going to be a
cause of Destruction in yourself it's
going to take up a lot of time
considering what you're going to do
whereas if you sit down a note in your
head what you're already going to do
it's so much easier for you to just get
stuck in the task and focus then the
mistake that people make is that they
vaguely say oh I'm going to study and
they start flicking through their
textbook wasting hour after hour you
must create specific targets and by
doing this it's like you're a guided
missile and you're absolutely going to
decimate a specific area and nail that
topic and to conclude studying is made
to seem like this 10 hours a day wow yay
so cool type of thing but it's not I
promise if you learn how to utilize deep
work it will change your life making it
more fun leaving time for other things
and also prevent you from feeling burned
out and exhausted from studying so make
sure to do practical Focus study
sessions of practice questions and
distance yourself from any distractions
and lastly be precise and say Goals to
yourself to make sure that you actually
get things done in the session
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