The Feynman method - gordonbrander.com
Richard Feynman was a polymath, who did pioneering work in the Manhatten Project, quantum physics, parallel computing, and nanotechnology. One would expect he knows a thing or two about learning. Lucky for us, he boiled his technique down into 4 steps. The Feynman method of learning: Also: learn to learn, be approximately right.
Richard Feynman was a polymath, who did pioneering work in the Manhatten Project, quantum physics, parallel computing, and nanotechnology. One would expect he knows a thing or two about learning. Lucky for us, he boiled his technique down into 4 steps. The Feynman method of learning: Find a concept On a piece of paper, write an explanation of the concept using simple words — the way you would teach it to a first-grader. When you encounter a gap, or find yourself resorting to big words and tricky concepts, go back to the source material. Re-learn, until you can explain it in simple terms.…
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