Thank you so much! I have been so stressed about trying this new method of studying that genuinely works. This gives me peace to begin✨

I kinda started trying to do inquiry based learning by imagining that one disinterested kid in class who doesn't like anything that is being taught. So, I imagine my role trying to teach in my head, but constantly getting interrupted by "Why do I need this?", "What does this got to do with anything", "Where would I even use this?", so then I try to think about possible connections, going over materials so I can answer those questions.

as an ASD student just starting my first year of college...I liked your presentation. This will be a big skill to work on over the next four years.

As a mathematics undergrad where all my learning material is in the form of a 90ish page PDF per unit, with scarce video lectures, I feel this video along with your how to ACE maths video are invaluable to reframing your mindset and trying out different learning styles. I can say from experience reading 90 pages of text and attempting exercises throughout this is not a productive use of time. I have recently moved away from mass note-taking as I realised I was just copying the material and wasting time, instead picking out the key topics and focussing on the assignment questions to guage what is being asked. Already within a week or two I feel less overwhelmed like a weight has been lifted and I can find/learn much more in less time.

Great video! This method is essentially just focusing heavily on elaborative rehearsal with some specific ways to use it.

It would be really helpful if instead of giving theories, you could give actual examples on how to do this for subjects such as maths, physics etc.

this single video has changed my life in regards to how I learn

YOUR FIRST VIDEO I'M WATCHING, AND IT'S SPLENDID!

This is so comprehenisve and excellently articulated! Amamzingly helpful - I can't thank you enough!!!

Book recommendation:Move by rob gray. i think his approach of self organisation and his way of explaining how people learn movements realy maps with your way of explaining things. Another very good book is the world beyond your head. Also John vervekes 4 ways of knowledge: 1) participatory; 2) perspectival; 3) procedural; and 4) propositional sound like concepts you would be interested in.

This was a solid video. Information packed!

Nice and educative video. Thanks for sharing the knowledge

I was wondering if you were going to make a video on how to do better in english in-class essays? I really appreciate your videos and you're actually my favourite content creator right now and you bring me so much motivation. Thankyou :)

you know there not video on inquiry based learning in detail until now thank you Archer Newton btw Newton reminded me of Newton first law

Our own Australian Ali Abdaal! Love this!~

A justin style video under 20 minutes ... what a blessing

Amazing energy , loved it and I'm learning alot 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊

I have been obsessed with you channel for the past 2 weeks, but I'm curious would you recommend watching a video on a topic before or after you have read your book and why?

Oh God this video is amazing. It is so clear and simple. I was watching another guy and I struggled very much with figuring out how the techniques work and what specific steps to take to apply them. This video came to my rescue. Thank you very much.

Broooooo, this is gold... thanks

still can't understand what Pre-study is. Could you give a couple of examples? Let's say I'm preparing for an IT exam that has its curriculum online, freely available for all candidates appearing for the exam. How would I go about it?

This strategy is one of the most effective!! Awesome video!!

Amazing. highly underrated channel!

Thank you for sharing a great and practical method. I see others asking to join their courses to give this key informations. Let u attract the value that ur putting into the world 😁

Love your videos ! I observed some of the techniques are similar to Justin Sung too! Your videos gave me better clarity on his idea too!

anyone know a vid applying these concepts while actually studying a complicated medical topic without any prior background?

I've been basically doing that and had never found the science behind it so that I can improve my techniques of inquiry

Good explanation🎉🎉

Is there a specific learn-strategy for a HSP or HIP? I'm HSP & I struggle to keep on track.

Niceeeee videooo absolute gold

15:45 just out of curosity you are a medical student right so practice maths too and if yes is those questions are part of your syllabus ?

hey, what can i do, when i cant concentrate? i feel like i read 20x times and it doesnt stick in my brain. plus i have ADS, what should i do? im really mad, bc of that....

How does problem solving relate to maslow hierarchy creation? 13:42

Syntopucal reading reading sanne material from different perspectives

The way I see it, if you're learning a new topic for the first time you will not be able to make relationships with other topics because you have not learnt them yet - you just don't know what you're linking the current topic too. Also, I understand that linear note taking is very bad, but if you are a student using notion how can you use it effectively with these techniques you mentioned. Lastly, you brushed over pre-study but i am not sure what you mean. Thanks !

really helpful for school (atar)

Legend mate

Understanding relationships

Hey, so I know this video is a bit aged (like fine wine), but can you point to more resources about inquiry -based learning? Most of the stuff I've found is for children in elementary school, like a Montessori school or something. Is there anything about its used in college or in other avenues of life? In any case, literally any resource that you find valuable I'm sure will be helpful. Thank you. I just found this channel and subscribed because...well, I think the content is worthwhile and your presentation is fantastic.

Such an easy to follow video! I do have one question though. I find it really hard to try to build like a mind map when I didn't prime beforehand and there's no going back so what do I do there? To make it easier.

Thanks

I have a doubt in mind map. Do u make a new mind map for every unit, say 1 for Cardiovascular system, 1 for digestive system, 1 for CNS Or one for every chapter, cuz the map might become too big. And should the mind map be revised same as the flash cards, as in 1 day 3 days 1 week 1 month and so on.

So I should nail inquiry-based learning before moving on to mind-mapping as a tool for learning? When do I know I've got it good enough? (Surely 2-3 months mentioned is just a generalization for the average viewer) When it's mindless (yet still meaningful) to ask/answer "how", "why", and "what does this mean for me or society, now and in the future?"

Hi Im pretty new to all of this but i wanted to ask something! So you said that mindmaps are advanced and you should wait with them until you learn the basic steps of asking yourself questions while reading? To me it seems like mindmaps keep me on track, I may not know how to draw the connections yet but if i don’t put out ideas somewhere they don’t really stick. I need to visualise it coming together. To me it seems working without a mindmap would be the more advanced step! Because right now I kinda have to reread a lot in order to make sense of my mindmap. Do you also reread a lot while studying?

can u give an example for history subject ?

After studying for a week for Linear Algebra (which is subject I love now) and still getting 20/30 points, i definitely need to learn to learn better, u look just like someone i needed. Also i watch justin, but he’s like really boom boom boom and u dont know what to think or do after end of his video. So I’m glad u two can complement each other this way! Keep up.

I often wonder how far is the gap between being able to actually do this and where I’m at. I’m the lowest energy, disassociated, low function person I know

if you dont mind me asking, are you chrsitian?

Sick video👍

I was never really good at history but I think this might work (Paired with antidepressants and a therapist of course) so thank you :) I spent too much time on your youtube channel tho so I couldn't sleep because PATTERNS EVERYWHERE, LET'S CONNECT THEM, IT'S ALL CONNECTED

can someone give an example for economics?

does this help with learning computer programming in general?

Is it better IBL or active recall???

I love you , Archer. ICANSTUDY literally saved my academic life

More videos about this, with step by step pls xdxd. I understanded the general concept

gold

Great video! A question tho, do you just go wherever your questions take you, even if it’s not part of what you’re supposed to know? Say if you have learning objectives for a set of lectures on a particular topic, obviously they give you a guide on what you need to know (and when I tried creating my own questions just now to relate the content together they were a basis for what questions to ask) but would you still allow your questions to take you outside the scope of these objectives, or would you limit it, or not stray from the objectives etc?

also be careful, baby brains are organized in a different way than adults. they aren't merely more curious. they're brains are rapidly forming connections and doing very little pruning. eventually tons of pruning takes place during adolescence and learning rate slows down. they are not merely more curious than adults, also, simply being curious won't drastically increase the rate of synaptic connection. also it's sort of misleading to say we are simply "smarter" than a baby, we are optimized for a different stage of life

where's the mind map video

i feel that it is very telling that i read the title as injury based learning

This video was more about why you should... instead of how you do.

this guy is like a young Justin Sung 🌱

Actually there is other video to inquiry based learning from Justin sung but like your video way better

So, you’re saying: Make the inquiry questions, then use those to help you make the mindmap? (You need the “help” with making the mindmap as a beginner)

bro u explained nth about inquiry based learning in detail...

Where did you get that many blank papers in the thumbnail 👀

“Why is this concept important?” “How is this related to… ?”

Do you recommend watching lectures for learning for the first time?

I didn't get the point

lowkey need an example this seems confusing

FIRST AGAIN1!!!

To those interested in similar content on learning methods Justin sung yt channel would be a good reccomendation. I know many already know him

I already apply inquiry-based thinking to history and geography. I just never bothered to apply it to everything else in my life. Thanks dude

I need help from someone experienced in this. I do exactly what he is talking about whenever I learn somethning on my own, like programming, mathematics exc. But in school (i am highschool student) i seem to not use this at all. So i tried to figure out why that is and I arrived at two conclusions. First one - i am just not curitous enought or not engaged enought. This tho doesnt seem to be it because when I try to be curious it doesnt help me much. Second - the depth of the material, so the way we are tested is exactly about memorization, we arent asked complicated quesitons that would require us to ansver with our own words. Our tests look more like what happened on this and this day. Also the information we learn is just our teacher summarizing the topic to us. So i literally come to school to cllect things to memorize. Now quick fix i thought about it preparing suplimentary material for class about that exact topic. So that I dont jsut have to memorize but I can go a lot deeper to build better conceptual understanding thus do less memorizing. Anyone has any tips ?

curiosity fuel learning

damn his name is newton

Damn. So it really is that simple, huh? Just keep asking why, recursively, like a child, until you’ve broken everything down and understand the universe.

kids do not learn how to build sentences in a new language much faster than adults. Kids need a full immersion in the language for at least 2/3 years to form the most basic sentences. Adults can do that in weeks

While I'm interested in this idea of inquiry based learning, the example of babies learning language does not work. Babies learn quite slowly and there's no way to know how 'curious' they feel as they do it.

I just want t correct something you said about babies learning so much quicker than we can. I have no idea why people keep thinking this. A toddler does not learn a language quickly for example. Think about how long it takes for a kid to become really good at speaking. YEARS. An adult could arguably learn a language and speak well in much less time(Plus reading and writing). I just disagree that children are like sponges, they are not.

Good intentions, but disjointed video that creates confusion for a simple concept. A step-by-step, real example, like walkthrough would be better for your viewers who are curious about this. Speed editing and background music do not make up for a good narration.

You're so underrated