Secrets of Learning
Posted by Chris Pimmer
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great and helpfull, This should have been your first video,imo, and I would recommend all your students to start with this video, thx alot :)
Thanks a lot for the feedback skrapperas !! Really appreciate it
I am glad you liked it. I just watched it again, that little baby is just always putting a smile on my face hehe
Masterpiece!
I am honored, thanks
I'm newschool so Kobe Bryant #24. :))
I hear you on that one !!! I always can't decide, I like the number 24 better for him. But he did score 81 in 8. Who would your 8 be? New school means, you are not using NYK Spreewell.
that's a tough one, can't think of anyone. young afro kobe pops in mind. haha:))
That's why I use Kobe, because the 8 pops up often in life... even in poker, 8 can be a mamba doing whatever. or Kobe... but a 24 does not go as a card or a playable hand, so I use the 8 for kobe, for frequency if that makes any sense
great video. I wish I would have learned this before I went to college!
Thank you, I keep telling ppl, that this and memory palaces should be mandatory in high school and every school that does not teach this, should get penalized.
I tried the movie idea you mentioned at the end. Very cool idea. Not sure what your friend did, but I used Chinese movies for Clubs, Drama for Diamonds, Romance movies for Hearts, and Science Fiction for Spades.
So for Jack of Spades a scene from Jumper.
I think any subject or area you know deeply will work.
TK
Awesome video. Good insight on interleaved learning - I've mostly used the block study method. I'd imagine the increased "stress" of forcing the brain to solve different problems is why you get better results. My tendency was to study 30 3bet pots in a row then 30 single raised pots. I'll try alternating between them and see if I notice better efficiency.
Thank you Mr. Pimmer!
Awesome, thank you! Please let me know about your findings, but remember it takes some time before you will see the real change. In the Interleaved learning, students appeared to learn slower in the short term
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