Visualization, memory, reading and research skills
There is a new training schedule with many cool updates, but it is OK to proceed with the schedule you are already familiar with. You can use Jonathan’s schedule or alternatively you can watch ALL videos at once and then repeat the videos you need as you progress. Almost all of our students on day …
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Some of our students ask if you had any recommendations or tips for practicing while traveling. While you could proceed with regular training, we urge you to benefit form the learning experience in a different way. Traveling is a great opportunity to learn. When traveling we are outside of our comfort zone, we explore new …
Occasionally I want to know the answer to one simple question: what should superlearner learn? Being able to learn pretty much anything are you supposed to be a super-expert on some specific subject or have well-rounded skillset. Here is what I came up with, and I will love to get your feedback. I recommend selecting …
We [especially Jonathan] put a lot of time and effort in creating this infographic for superlearning. We hope you will enjoy it.
Quite often we compare superlearning to athletic performance. This site explains the relevant sports psychology in the infographic we publish as-is.
For the students that need to pay for 1:1 with Anna, you can pay directly from here. You do not need to wait for my request: use this donation interface to pay for your lesson, the sum we agreed upon in mail. Hint: NOBODY gets a lesson for less than 60 USD.
Anna suggested to calculate retention score using this site. You can put the original text in the “Phrase1” line and your own summary in “Phrase2” line and check how close you are…
This is a new exercise Anna invented to train both reading speed and visual angle. This implementation is the first time we use this particular exercise, so your feedbacks are welcome.
In many exercises we ask you to input saccade width in pixels. The saccade width in pixels can be calculated from the actual saccade width that would appear for example in a newspaper. With average line width of 1000 pixels, a typical computation is as following: Basic level = 3 columns = 5 words for …
This is yet another true superlearner story. Please notice that the name has been changed for privacy reasons, but most other facts are true. Jason is easily excited. He is excited to help people, to build something new and to change his own life. He is excited to do physical activity and to talk before …
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