Six Steps to Successful Learning
A summary of the six steps to successful learning written by Dr Piotr Wozniak and posted at the following URL: http://www.supermemo.com/articles/power.htm
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Nurse your hunger for knowledge
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- Know the value of knowledge
- Be motivated to learn
- Motivation can mean more than IQ
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Determine what you really need to know
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- Identify knowledge that positivelly influences your life
- Commit to a daily learning schedule
- Be realistic, consider the long term
- Select multiple subjects
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Locate sources of information
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- Limited time gives preferent to incremental collection and learning
- Select information of the highest priority
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Formulate knowledge for active recall
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- Effective learning requires repetition
- Everything you remember is rehearsed in some way
- Effective repetition must be based on active recall
- Must be question/answer, passive information exposure does not work
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Repeat the material in properly selected intervals of time
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- Spaced repetition is the key to superior learning and memory
- Well spaced repetitions minimise effort and maxmise retention
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Do not neglect knowledge management
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- Adapt the system as your needs and situation change
- Learning must be part of your daily schedule
- Information must be up to date and meaningful to you
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