There are various learning guides at your disposal. Each guide offers a slightly different progress path. Choosing the right resources and coordinating various progress paths is entirely up to you.
Below are some resources as they appear on a cheatsheet:
Guides at your disposal
| Link | Descriptions | Recommended usage |
| Udemy | Basic course on Udemy. | First watch a section per day. After finishing the whole course, watch proper lecture according to your training. |
| Wiki | Mainly frequently used terms. | Use this as a cheat-sheet to the lectures. Also if you cannot spare a dime for the actual course… |
| Facebook group | Superlearners facebook group. | Use this to discuss personal issues, suggest features, ask community questions etc |
| Exercises | Free exercises on Keytostudy. | This should properly be your main training resource. Do train different exercises according to the schedule. It has been proven more effective than focusing on a single skill. |
| Outbound links | Various games and videos. | This is a complementary training resource. It will help you to train varied skills and motivate you. |
| Flash games | Various games mainly to train visualization accuracy. | This is a complementary training resource. It will help you to train complementary skills. |
| Training you can do anywhere | Various training tasks that you can do when bored. | Use this as afk (away from keyboard) practice. |
| Direct mail | Our mail. | Use this to schedule 1:1 advanced course or other 1:1 tutoring. |
Should all these resources be used together?
You can choose which resources work better for you. The basic training should take around 6 weeks, and you can substitute practice with book by a game or practice with computer or daydreaming. You can choose Jonathan’s lectures vs TED videos vs my blog articles. You can ask questions on Udemy or facebook or this blog. This is entirely up to you – as long as you make serious and steady progress.
Discussion
Jacques Martin:How much time should be spent watching over 6 weeks?
The course says it can be taken over 6 weeks. But what does that mean? according to this: http://www.keytostudy.com/examplary-training-schedule/ exercising your skills should take about an hour a day. But how much are we supposed to watch every day? Because in about an hour I’m already at section 3. Isn’t that too fast considering there are only 7 sections?
Gary Murphy
I have been wondering the same thing. I don’t want to move too quickly through the course and lose any benefit along the way. I’ve only just started and am being cautious not to rush.
I’ve been using the short term memory checker everyday, but am unsure when I should continue on. I suppose it depends on when I feel confident to do so, once I’ve made sure I am applying the techniques covered so far in everyday life. Not an easy thing to remember to so, but it’s all about creating new habits.
Jacques Martin
What is this memory checker? I mean I’m just confused how much of this course we’re supposed to be taking everyday.
Dr. Lev Gold
You are expected to work no less than 15 min per day and no more than 90 min per day, where your progress is roughly proportional to the amount of work you do. Tentatively 60 min will provide the best result. Seehttp://www.keytostudy.com/practice-smart-suffer-headaches/ on how to work and do not forget to do http://www.keytostudy.com/setting-your-superlearning-goals/ as you are asked. You can watch the course as fast as you want, as long as you have patience to watch again the parts that you have trouble with when practicing.
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