Most of the JEE Aspirants only Memorise. In fact, They donβt know what understanding is.
Understanding doesnβt mean knowing the meaning of whats written. Rather it means, To be able to connect the concept in questions you see around ( Something I talked about in my unacademy session )
and then comes applying.
Understanding doesnβt mean knowing the meaning of whats written. Rather it means, To be able to connect the concept in questions you see around ( Something I talked about in my unacademy session )
and then comes applying.
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Do not judge yourself for making mistakes; rather, learn from them. Instead of attaching your ego to the mistake and criticising yourself for doing it, you should strive to learn from it in order to not feel depressed and powerless. For instance, if a person with a learning mindset and a person with a judgemental mindset attempt 20 questions incorrectly,
the learner will quickly start analysing what went wrong and hunt for the correct solution curiously but attentively in order to avoid making the same mistakes again.
On the other hand, the judgemental person will spend all his time and energy cribbing about those difficulties, making himself feel useless and depressed, leaving very little room to learn from his mistakes, which may even lead to the repetition of the same mistakes all over again.
A learner's goal is to learn, to prepare for the main combat, regardless of where the learning comes from. This critical shift in mindset can revolutionise your preparation status from rags to riches.
Do not judge yourself for making mistakes; rather, learn from them. Instead of attaching your ego to the mistake and criticising yourself for doing it, you should strive to learn from it in order to not feel depressed and powerless. For instance, if a person with a learning mindset and a person with a judgemental mindset attempt 20 questions incorrectly,
the learner will quickly start analysing what went wrong and hunt for the correct solution curiously but attentively in order to avoid making the same mistakes again.
On the other hand, the judgemental person will spend all his time and energy cribbing about those difficulties, making himself feel useless and depressed, leaving very little room to learn from his mistakes, which may even lead to the repetition of the same mistakes all over again.
A learner's goal is to learn, to prepare for the main combat, regardless of where the learning comes from. This critical shift in mindset can revolutionise your preparation status from rags to riches.
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Richard Feynman was one of the most significant theoretical physicists of all time. He won a Nobel prize for his research on Quantum Electrodynamics only completed quantum field theory.
Apart from being a great Physicist, Feynman was also an excellent teacher.
He devised a learning technique called Feynmanβs technique for effective understanding of any concept or topic.
Feynman divided this technique into three steps. Suppose we wanted to learn some topic.
πΈThe first step is to start watching the lecture or reading some texts on it and making notes according to the resource.
πΈThe second step is to teach that topic to any of your fellow students or friends who are also preparing for the JEE. The importance of this step is that while explaining and teaching that topic, you will understand what you miss and misunderstand in that topic. There is also a saying,β Teaching is the best way to learn somethingβ.
πΈThe third step is to again go through that topic but this time make notes in your language and according to what you understand about the topic. This is like teaching that topic to yourself.
This technique can help all JEE aspirants to understand theory and concepts in a very effective manner and would build deep thinking ability. This conceptual understanding would increase your chances of solving advanced-level problems on any topic and result in improving scores on regular tests.
- Priyank ( IITK Grad, Head Mentor at JEE SIMPLIFIED )
Apart from being a great Physicist, Feynman was also an excellent teacher.
He devised a learning technique called Feynmanβs technique for effective understanding of any concept or topic.
Feynman divided this technique into three steps. Suppose we wanted to learn some topic.
πΈThe first step is to start watching the lecture or reading some texts on it and making notes according to the resource.
πΈThe second step is to teach that topic to any of your fellow students or friends who are also preparing for the JEE. The importance of this step is that while explaining and teaching that topic, you will understand what you miss and misunderstand in that topic. There is also a saying,β Teaching is the best way to learn somethingβ.
πΈThe third step is to again go through that topic but this time make notes in your language and according to what you understand about the topic. This is like teaching that topic to yourself.
This technique can help all JEE aspirants to understand theory and concepts in a very effective manner and would build deep thinking ability. This conceptual understanding would increase your chances of solving advanced-level problems on any topic and result in improving scores on regular tests.
- Priyank ( IITK Grad, Head Mentor at JEE SIMPLIFIED )
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