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Learn more in less time.

04. Sep. 2007 von Robert Günther in Lernen, Verbesserung

Does that topic sound stupid to you? If so you couldn’t be more wrong. Don’t be too fast with early judgements, learning and learning are two different things. There are lots of ways out there to improve your learning and methods and procedures you learned at school might not work at university or on your job.

On zenhabits.com guest author Scott H. Young explains multiple ways to improve your learning capabilities and save time. The main point he makes is really true in my opinion: Time spent studying does not equal learning. He goes on to explain that

Smart people don’t just learn better. They learn differently. While many students get caught up in memorizing facts, intelligent learners know to seek the bigger picture and connect the facts together.

Read the entire article to understand his advices on how to improve studying by using holistic learning. If you like Scotts work, check out his blog.

Links:

• Zen Habits – How to Learn More and Study Less
• Scott H. Young’s blog
• Scott H. Young’s free ebook: Holistic Learning: How to Study Better, Learn More and Actually “Get” What You Want to Learn.

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