Week two Flashcards

1
Q

What does Chunking means?

A

Uniting isolated bits of information together to understand a more complex concept(The bigger picture).

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2
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How to create chunks?

A

(Focus + attention) * Repetition

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3
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How should you tackle a problem?

A

At first sight, looking at a solved problem and understanding connections between steps.

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4
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In what state must you be when understanding something new.

A

UNITASKING

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5
Q

What must you learn after the HOW of the solution?

A

You need to learn when to use that concept/solution to be able to contextualize.

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6
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What is a useful way to tackle a chapter of a new book?

A

First a short skimming(to understand the bigger picture). So that you do not get stuck.

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7
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How to avoid ILLUSION OF COMPETENCE?

A

Instead of just watching an explanation or a solved problem, you must be able to do it yourself

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8
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What is the best way to understand what you are reading?

A

Taking notes, because it involves making new connections with existing chunks in your brain.

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9
Q

What is the best way to find solutions to problems(by yourself)?

A

First use the diffuse mode(intuition) to find a creative solution and then make a detailed check using the focused mode.

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10
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What to avoid when studying something you already “mastered”?

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Studying the easy stuff rather than the hard(which is still yet to be mastered).

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11
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What is interleaving?

A

Switching between methods or different problems to understand context behind each solution.

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12
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How to avoid EINSTELLUG?

A

Be open to new perspectives and listen to more knowledgeable people.

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