by Scott Young
The article gives a lot a good suggestions to be an effective learner.
Here is my view on the same subject:
Study is input. Learning is output.
Just spending time taking in information is NOT the best way to learn. Learning is action you can do AFTER taking in information.
In the how to boost your study habits section of the article:
Metaphor - The heart of holistic learning is relating things together. Metaphors are literary devices that link two things that normally don’t go together.
Ten Year Old Rule - Explain ideas to yourself as you would to a ten year old.
Trace Back - Put away your books and start with a random fact or concept. Then relate that idea to another concept in your subject.
Write - Take a piece of paper and write out the connections in the information. Reorganize the information into different patterns. The key here is the writing, not the final product.
Out of the 7 habits, 4 is about output. You can definitely find out more way of OUTPUTing to order to learn more effectively. Blog is another way. :-)
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