Visualization, memory, reading and research skills
Training takes time and requires a lot of patience, especially if you want to read 10,000 words per minute. If somebody tells you that this can be done in a brief, do not trust that person. It takes years. I wrote a large book about it, The Four Phases of Speedreading. Here I will not …
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In my book “2,000,000 keywords as one massive visualization” I address the memorization techniques. One may wonder how much we can encode in 2,000,000 keywords and why. Since this is discussed in another book, I would also like to present it in this blog. So try to imagine what can be encoded in 2,000,000 keywords. …
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We are launching a new book that deals with massive memorization. This is a dramatic step for dramatic content. There are two questions you may ask “Why and how, should I memorize 2,000,000 keywords as one massive visualization?”. Here I want to answer these questions related to me (Lev Goldentouch), to the book itself, and …
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Essay writing is like navigating through a labyrinth of words, ideas, and expectations. Yet, despite its challenges, mastering this skill is crucial for academic success. However, students often encounter common essay writing problems that can slow down their progress. Together, we will explore the top five common challenges students face and try to find unconventional …
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Note-taking is an indispensable skill for college students, essential for remembering information, organizing thoughts, and studying for exams. Unfortunately, finding the appropriate note-taking techniques may be daunting; this article outlines five proven note-taking methods that can help maximize students’ learning potential and support academic endeavors, and that helped me write my paper. 1. Cornell …
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What if you could type x3 faster after only a month of learning, would not that be nice! Well, you can do that, but within limitations. The method is called stenography. It is a dying art, being slowly replaced by cameras and AI. It takes a long time to become a court reporter, yet you …
We all know that quality content matters most in this modern digital environment. Online paraphrasing tools become very helpful for writers over the years to generate impressive and engaging content that targets a massive audience. The advanced AI algorithm of the paraphrasing tools took a dynamic change in the internet world, which improved the communication …
For more than a decade, keytostudy has been my only blog. Now, I am about to launch two separate product lines. Here is why. Autobiographical perspective When I started writing for the keytostudy blog, I was simply providing my advice to students that needed it. Later the most effective pieces of advice were formalized into …
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Imagine you’re a business writer sitting at your desk, facing a mountain of words to conquer. That’s where AI writing tools come into play. They’re like your trusty sidekicks in the digital age, making your writing tasks much easier. AI, or Artificial Intelligence, isn’t just for tech geeks anymore. It’s a big deal in the …
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Jews articulate a lot while talking. We often speak with our hands. And this is fine. A more interesting question is evolutionary: what purposes does expressive body language serve? Or in other words, does it make sense for more stoic people to become more expressive? Disclaimer: for reasons I do not understand, there are no …
