How to Understand New Things Easily In Just Four Steps

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How to Understand New Things Easily In Just Four Steps

Understanding new things sometimes we find difficulty in understanding them, but sometimes we can do it easily, if we understand effective techniques / methods. This time I will discuss, how to understand new things easily, in just four steps with The Feynman Tecnique .

Richard P. Feynman, someone who is known as the "Great Explainer." With this method you can learn everything easily, in 4 steps only. Feynman was revered dense topics like quantum physic for virtually anybody . In a book entitled "Feynman's Lost Lecture: The Motion of Planets Around the Sun," David Goodstein writes that Feynman prides himself on being able to explain the very matter of compliance into simple terms (even simpler.) Even if he can not explain something complex into simple terms there must be a mistake on the information.

Behind the great Richard Feynman in explaining everything in simple terms in 1993 James Gleick in his book "Genius: The Life and Science of Richard Feynman," which makes The Feynman Technique more structured so that people can understand the method, how Richard Feynman has the ability that is so extraordinary in understanding something and explaining it to others, in the book Gleick explains the method of how Feynman mastered his exam at Princeton University: "He opened a fresh notebook." On the title page he wrote: NOTEBOOK OF THINGS I DON ' T KNOW ABOUT For the first but not last time he reorganized his knowladge He worked for weeks at disassembling each branch of physic, oiling the parts, and putting them back togather, looking all the while for the raw edges and inconsistencies. to find the essensial kernels of each subject. " That is the first part of the process, by the way we just discussed the 4 points:

What You Should Do

1. Choose the topic you want to understand and start learning it.

Write down everything you know about the subject you want to study, write in your notebook, then every time you understand / learn something new, add whatever you just understand in the notebook.

2. Once you understand, Pretend to explain the topics you have learned, as if you were teaching in front of the class.

Make sure that you can explain the topic in the shortest time, in your own style, and in your own language. The important thing other people understand it. [Remember the Explain in simple terms.]

3. Re-read the book or reference if you are confused about the topic.

You must first understand which points you do not understand, remember, and then read the books or references related to the topic you want to understand, or read the book where you get information on related topics, read and understand until you can explain the topic is complete but solid and certainly easy to understand.

If I get stuck, I look at a book that tells me how someone else did it. I turn the pages, and then I say, 'Oh, I forgot that bit,' then close the book and carry on. Finally, after you've figured out how to do it, you read how they do it and how much more clever and efficient theirs is!  [Richard P. Feynman]

4. Shorten and use analogy.

Once you understand the topic, then you create it in a language that you can easily understand, and make it shorter and denser. Analogize these topics for easy understanding and connect with real life, to strengthen your understanding.

The Feynman Technique is a great way to learn new things, understand lessons in order to gain a better understanding, or learn to take exams. I as a writer can guarantee, if you apply The Feynman Technique you will be very easy to learn new things, whatever it is. How interested in using The Feynman Technique?

We do not know what the rules of the games are; all we are allowed to watch the playing. Of course, if we watch long enough, we may eventually catch on to a few of the rules. The rules of the game are what we mean by fundamental physics. [Richard P. Feynman]

 If you like this article, you can check on a book titled "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!" by Mr. Feynman himself . The book is highly recommended for you and the book earns 5 stars and 1041 reviews on Amazon.

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