Study Smarter, Not Harder: Tips From ‘Make It Stick’
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Many people try to read and reread things to force them into their brains through massed practice. 🛑 This is not the best way to learn things!
📚 We need to learn how to learn, as described in the book "Make Things Stick" by Peter C. Brown.
In this video I share with you the most helpful tips and information.
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0:00 - The learning activities that DON'T work.
0:38 - The learning activities that DO work.
1:13 - Active retrieval.
2:20 - The richer our engagement with the material, the better we're going to learn.
4:00 - In language learning, speaking is the ultimate test.
5:12 - Extensive learning beats intensive learning.
6:27 - We should try to do things BEFORE they are explained to us.
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The video sucks but the PDF summary is excellent.
I watched/listened all the way through and for whatever reasons got nothing from the video
even though the pdf is thorough, well written, insightful.
After 12.5 years of grammar lessons first then over 1,500 hours of storytelling and now LingQ which registers over 3,000 words, I cannot understand conversation and am incapable of speaking. What do you think is wrong? I have spent hundreds of hours online to find a solution. Polyglots all say it can be done by anyone. So what do all of you forget to tell us? All these years in the Philippines and I still can't converse in Tagalog. Yes, I do blame all those I have known here for also not helping. Just awful.
Steve,
This is very insightful and supports the frustration that teachers feel when we are required to teach certain "programs" or teach to a test. As a retired teacher I thank you for your understanding of the learning process.
Brilliant as usual! Thanks Steve!
Thank you for your approach to language learning and for your incredible support in being persistent in pursuing your goal❤ You are a wonderful man.
Thank you very much, Steve
Thank you Steve. You are very good at explaining language matters
Steve is the type of guy that I would be comfortable being friends with. He's smart and charismatic and seems like someone who would greatly inspire you to be a smarter and better person. Thanks Steve
Thank you so much Steve, as usual I look forward to Friday morning and your continued excellent content to guide me👌
My pleasure!
Thank you teacher! 😃
You got it right Steve!!! In order to remember something we have to forget it!!! Now may be it sounds a bit weird but it's true. And if we continue we've come across the same thing a bit different of course and then we remember things or to be more specific structures that we thought are forgotten come back with a bit of a novelty. That' how we learn. Now the truth is, the more we try to remember something on purpose it's becoming more and more difficult. Just keep going with the language and gradually it will become clear. Some day you will wonder that what was hard to understand is clear enough.
You are the best content creator I've ever have the pleasure to watch. Please, keep going!
Thanks so much for this content
Thanks for this video and for add polish subtitles :)
Hi Steve. I just talked about this topic a few videos ago. Of course, I watched your video and I liked it so much. Thank you as usual. :)
This is an excellent video for understanding how we learn and its interaction with Bloom
's Taxonomy. Engaging with language is the best way for long-term memory. Understanding how we learn will help all learners!
Thank you so much sir. This is really going to help me alot
Thanks. Not only I will try to do it in my English (target language / second language), but also in my French (native language).
And I'm going to read that book (along with "How to speak, how to listen", and "How to read a book", (Adler / Van Doren°) ; for example)
Such fantastic advice!
Useful tips. Spaced learning is very powerful.
such a great Man
It’s always a good idea to switch between mediums. One constant I have stuck to is doing flash cards anywhere between 15-30 minutes a day.
Some weeks I’ll listen to podcasts for an hour a day. Other times I’ll watch movies/tv. Some weeks I’ll get on a reading kick. Sometimes I’ll focus on refreshing grammar for a bit with certain websites and CZcams explanations.
Variety is key and definitely helps when you feel like you’re getting into a slump.
Great stuff.
4:41 so true being born and growing up in Canada myself. The system is so bad with the heart in the right place.
4:05 I had to complete an English proficiency test a couple of years ago and it was completely spoken and no multi-choice at all. The whole test was recorded for marking afterwards. I turned up at a designated location, they rang a number, I was then given the phone and entered the code I was given and the test started. During which I had to listen to the question and then speak in response for the required amount of time. From memory there was around five or six questions.
All of which definitely fits into what you said which is speaking is the ultimate test.
Thanks steve
thanks Steve
Thank you for these tips! 🤩
You're so welcome!
Not to easy, not to hard. In other words it should be interesting enough to challenge us but not so hard so it overwhelms us or not too easy that it gets boring. It’s called “Flow Chart” 📈. And that’s the key my friends. 👌🏻
I’m glad I watched this. I just thought I was getting old and couldn’t remember words lol. I was drilling the information in my head and forcing myself to remember new words by “brute force” so to speak. You’re right, it’s not very effective.
Stick has different meaning in English you know, we usually use sticks to walk, but here make it stick, probably it means to make words stay there in our brain so that we can learn the languange that we are learning better and successful, think that word, and reapeatition is number 1.
I didn't watch the video yet but I'm sure you are always do great lessons for us and we really appreciate that thank you ❤❤
Thanks
Interesting!
lol, hilarious thumbnail for this video 😂 !
All right steps spelled are understood
Hi Steve, I have become your wannabe :D I honestly enjoy your videos and arguments, which I think are not only rational but realistic. Thank you
Hello Stive how's it going? I love learning english it's wonderfol, languages connect people.
7:15 "..on trying to ace material" is it a correct usage of "ace"? "excel" or "mastering" would be better in that context?
That's right and I agree with the statement that learning is smarter, because it will definitely give rise to more brilliant ideas and innovations
download and read the PDF there's no signup and its an excellent resource!
What you say about learning styles might be true. But, as you've discussed frequently, motivation and interest are extremely important in language learning (and probably learning in general). If someone has a preference for particular learning style, maybe he could learn the material a different way but is more likely to lose motivation/interest if the material is presented in a way that is difference from his preference. The end result would be less effective learning even if the brain is equally capable or processing the new material.
The most important thing it's the discipline and the interest on the language.i agree with you, but always it's good test new methods.
Hey, I have a question. In your opinion, when listening to your target language, should one use subtitles? And which subtitles should they use, subtitles in the target language, subtitles in English or no subtitles at all.. or a mix of all three? As it stands I do all three and find all three seem to help in different ways. curious about your opinion on this as I've heard different things.
Subtitles in your own language when your level is low, and you can't understand without them. Sub-titles in the target language or even no subtitles when you can understand.
Hi @Thelinguist, do you thing its a good idea to learn different languages at the same time? I'm studying English (pretty familiar to it), Spanish (similar to my native language, Portuguese) and French (Complete new). Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I don't think that is a problem. The brain is amazing. I am studying Hungarian and Spanish at the same time...
This is why I study all Assimil editions when learning a language. They all are a bit different from the other.
I have been doing this for long time without even realising any scientific angle to it.
hey Steve i had a question and it was about listening comprehension. I always have a problem with it. I’m almost a month into Spanish learning and idk if i should read and listen on LingQ or just not read anything and focus on listening or if i should do something as something is playing (but im not sure if that’s useful cause i feel like im not paying attention to it). I love reading and the “acquiring words” and i feel that my reading comp is pretty good once words get in my brain and then in different context lost but i know that’s normal and a part of language learning so I don’t think reading is a problem for me. It’s just mostly listening comp. This question is for Steve and I hope for a response from him (lol) but anybody can respond if they’d like :)
Just keep going, doing both. It takes a lot of practice. Reading is always easier than listening. I will do a video on this.
Boa tarde eu vejo seus vídeos já faz algum tempo, eu queria saber se na hora de ouvir um áudio, reduzir a velocidade pode ajudar a entender melhor muito obrigado.😊
É melhor ouvir na velocidade normal para se acostumar a língua.
Hi, sir! How do you read books?
I can see you have many books, but how you have read them all?
Do you recommend subtitles on a language?
Hi Steve, I am learning French, would appreciate if you could make a list of books you read in french when you were beginner level, intermediate level etc
I think you should read graded readers.
en gue consiste su aprendizaje soli lo oigo hablar en ingles
Hi Steve I have being following u since 2022 and reading frequently everyday for get fluency but still feel no progress when its come to speak feel much pressure in mind and stuck with few words please advice me regarding my issue
Don't over analyze your speaking. Just speak more. But also read books, read lots of different kinds of content, then speak without fear but with mistakes. Trust your brain.
😊
Thank you .
my dear english master and teacher... Where is the turkish subs? And i love you. You need to know that. see you
Can I learn two languages or more in the same time? Please answer
Yes
Thank you
Can you make a video about this please
Or can tell how?
My name is Mohsen. I live in Iran. I know several languages and I succeeded with few educational facilities. I can speak 7 languages. I have a class to teach, but I don't have good support. They tell me that your ads are low. How can I advertise when I have little money? My students are great, but I don't have the strength to compete with the big academies. can you help me?
Mr/steve can I ask you something please can you talk Arabic please once I wanna see you when you talk it U look amazing as I'm Egyptian and I'm talking English although little bit talk with foreign people or native speaker so it that right? And keep on it?
Just search "Steve Kaufmann Arabic"
It's a great book. But it's unfair you mention Peter Brown as the only author. He "only" wrote it up (nicely so), while the actual research was done by the other two co-authors.
Chris lonslade says that de can learn a language un six moths is true?
Start today, and let us know in 6 months.
@@bilingualsecrets what is tour opinión about that?
Me podés preguntar en español.
Que opinas de aprender un idioma en 6 meses?
@@adanliranzo2403 Lo podés hacer. Empieza ahora.
can someone elaborate a little more on the process of space learning here.
english isn't my first language, but i'm pretty sure he isn't talking about the galaxy... right? haha 😅
Instead of 1 hour....have four 15 minute sessions, with gaps in between.
Also,
Spaced repitition:
Study some material, leave it for a couple of days, then study it again.
Interleave with other subject matter
I can't speak English 😔💔
Why not?
@@Fabio-bu9bp all the people say listen so much , no result 💔
Speak with yourself about a topic everyday. Probably you willl improve your speaking skills two months.
@@katsui4019 thnx 💓✨
Any help just let me know
I need some friends to talk with
Dude, I really don't understand what you're talking about. In some videos you say that we should not force ourselves to learn the language, but rather acquire it naturally. However, in this video he says that we must work hard to learn a language. This makes me feel very confused and stressed. Someone please answer me, I really don't understand anything ?????
All the same whatever we learn
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First , Comment😁😁❤❤
Make it stick ... use glue !!!
❤ Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) came to me and said, "If anybody comes on the Day of Resurrection who has said: La ilaha illal-lah, sincerely, with the intention to win Allah's Pleasure, Allah will make the Hell-Fire forbidden for him."❤
Masha Allah
Ma'am, I came here to learn about a book, not to indulge in a randomized message
@@iamthestormthatisapproaching69 ❤️I heard the Prophet (ﷺ) saying, "Allah will not deprive you of knowledge after he has given it to you, but it will be taken away through the death of the religious learned men with their knowledge. Then there will remain ignorant people who, when consulted, will give verdicts according to their opinions whereby they will mislead others and go astray."
@@positiv.denkenalah is not the Real God , Jehova is the real God, Yisuschrist the son of God , the word of God became in flesh as a man to be sacrificed for people may be forgiven of its sines because his blood , you are worry , repent and belive in his name Yisuschrist the son of God and he is coming soon to judge everyone .
@@ChristoChristo03 Praise be to Allah, the Creator Who has no children, partners, or supporters. May Allah raise the rank of Muhammad in this life and the next, and protect his followers from that which he feared for them. Thereafter,
More than 2000 years ago, in the blessed land of Palestine, there lived the Israelites (12 tribes that descended from Prophet Jacob, otherwise known as Israel). Among them was a girl called Maryam (Miriam, Mary, Maria) the daughter of ^Imran (not Moses’ father) and Hannah (Anna, Ann). After her father’s death she grew up in the care of Prophet Zakariyya (Zechariah), the husband of her sister Elizabeth. By the age of 14, she was a devout and righteous young female. She became the highest ranking woman in history, as stated in the Qur’an (Al ^Imran, 42):
One day while fetching water by herself, Maryam was startled by the presence of a man. Terrified, she told him that he should not harm her if he feared God. He announced himself as the messenger of God (Jibril, Gabriel) carrying good news of her bearing a boy who would grow pious and sinless. The pure Maryam inquired, "How can I have a son when no man has touched me, and I am not a fornicator?!" Angel Jibril told her, "Creating a son without a father is an easy matter to Allah. Allah will make your son a sign to mankind and mercy and a blessing to those who believe in and follow him. Creating him is a matter that Allah has decreed; so it will not be blocked or changed."
Angel Jibril blew the soul of Jesus into Maryam and it went into her womb. Maryam became pregnant with Jesus, peace be upon him. Later, when the signs of pregnancy became apparent on her, her cousin, Joseph[1] the Carpenter, was disturbed and did not know how to interpret that matter. If he wanted to accuse her he would remember how pious she was. If he wanted to assume her innocence, he would see the signs of pregnancy. So he asked her, "Tell me, would plants grow without seeds? Would trees grow without rainfall? Would there be a child without a male?" To all these questions Maryam said, "Yes." Then she asked him, "Did you not know that Allah made the plants emerge without seeds the day He created them? Did you not know that Allah created the trees the first time without rain? Did you not know that Allah created Adam and Eve without a father or a mother?" Joseph knew all these things and when she responded in this way, he felt assured of her innocence and that her pregnancy was something special given to her by Allah.
Soon enough, Maryam went away from her people. The pangs of birth led her to the trunk of a dead palm tree. Out of her shyness from the people, and fearing they would accuse her of having done an ugly act, she wished she was dead and not a trace of her could be found. Angel Jibril called to her, comforting her. He told her Allah made a water stream run under her from which she could drink, and should she shake the trunk of the dead palm tree next to her, it would turn green and moist dates would fall down from which she could eat and be nourished. He told her when she faced her people with her son to tell anyone who questioned her about him that she had made a vow not to talk to any human for that day. That day, Maryam gave birth to her son, Jesus, peace be upon him. Forty (40) days later she carried him back to her people. They accused her of having fornicated. In response, Maryam pointed to her son, signaling to talk to him. They were angered at this and thought she was mocking them by asking them to speak with a 40-day old baby lying in a small cradle. At this, Allah made Jesus speak. He said:
These are verses 30-33 of Surat Maryam and their meaning is: [I am a slave of Allah. He will reveal the Book (Injil) to me and make me a prophet. He blessed me wherever I am. He ordered me to perform the Prayers and fulfill Zakah as long as I live. Allah decreed that I will be kind/dutiful to my mother and not arrogant with a bad ending. Peace was on me the day I was born, on the day I will die, and on the day I will be raised alive again.]
When Maryam's people heard that, they refrained from harming her or Prophet Zakariyya, about whom they had made ugly accusations. After Baby Jesus spoke these words, he did not speak again until he became at an age when children normally begin to speak. His speaking in the the cradle was a preparation for his coming Prophethood, when he would call the people to believe in Allah, the One Who does not have a partner and to believe in his message --that he was the slave and messenger of Allah. The first words he spoke were, "I am a slave of Allah."
To God, the case of Jesus is similar to the case of Adam. God created Adam of soil. He also created Jesus. He willed for him to be and he was.
It is not befitting to God to have children. There is none in the heavens and the earth but will be resurrected by Allah as a slave.
The one seeking salvation must believe in Jesus as ordered by God. Jesus is the slave of God and His Messenger. He conveyed the religion of Islam and to call people to worship Allah, their Creator. Muslims believe in his prophethood and in his truthfulness in conveying that message. Prophet ^Isa is alive now, living in the second heaven, worshipping Allah. He will return to earth before the Day of Judgment and will rule the Muslims with the Sacred Law of Prophet Muhammad. Peace be upon this respected, honored and beloved Messenger of Allah. Joseph the son of Jacob the son of Nathan.
[2] The elements in the periodic table are arranged in rows and columns according to their properties. In each column there is a group of elements. If you know the property of one, you can anticipate or expect the properties of the others. This is because they share similar properties. The same holds for any group of things grouped together according to a certain criterion: cars, mammals, humans, creations. However, there is no group of gods. There is only one God, Allah.