Learn More Quickly, Learn With the Intention of Teaching Someone Else

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When you start actively retrieving information, it actually helps you to learn it better. Ask yourself questions about what you just learned at the end of a study session or when you're coming back from your brain brake. Remember that if you want to learn something faster, learn with the intention of teaching somebody else. We've developed for you a quick student programme where we dramatically inhance your concentration and reading comprehension. If you want to secure your spot, join us at quick student dot com.

How do you effectively study to retain information long-term?

No matter what age and stage you’re in, sometimes you’re presented with a situation where you have to learn a lot of information in a short period of time. Maybe it’s for a sales call, a last-minute meeting, or an unexpected test. But once you give the presentation or take the test, what happens to all that information in your mind? It usually disappears.

In today’s episode, I will go over simple techniques to help you study large amounts of information quickly, effectively, and efficiently. There’s a difference between studying to remember and cramming to forget.

Listen in as I give you some Kwik Tips on learning anything faster and retaining more information. Whether you’re going for a degree, are a parent looking to support your students, or are simply a student of life, this episode is for you.

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