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Why does the time we spend cramming for life’s most trying tests always escape us before our focus is shifted to battling a more complex problem? During the college years, an unforeseen dichotomy develops where rushing becomes a normal state, whether it be to register for classes or to get through your last semester. But, when it’s over we grieve, for learning how to learn is what we lamented all this time. In this playlist, a look at the best practices for how to improve this very human process. Jonathan Drori on what we think we know You know the contemptuous look you flash to the smartypants in the corner of the classroom? You’ll be glad to know that they, in fact, do not have an answer for everything. In this talk, Jonathan Drori makes a great argument about why all of us don’t actually understand as much as we think we do. What we learned from 5 million books Erez Lieberman Aiden and Jean-Baptiste Michel set out to explore how language has been shaped and changed as societies evolve, but in the process found out that a picture isn’t worth a thousand words — but rather 500 billion words. You can search through 5 million books at once, with the Google Labs’ Ngram Viewer, to see if “UGH” was as popular a century ago as it is today. Joshua Foer: Feats of memory anyone can do This science writer set out to discover how people with average memories train themselves to develop an extraordinary skill set at the United States Memory Championship — and won. In this talk, he gives techniques on how to sharpen your mind’s eye. Salman Khan: Let’s use video to reinvent education Five years ago, former hedge fund analyst Salman Khan helped refresh his cousins’ academic memory by putting video lessons on YouTube. Now, with over one million viewers, the Khan Academy offers a global community the ability to learn effectively with self-paced online lessons through videos. Sunni Brown: Doodlers, unite! Contrary to popular belief doodling isn’t the act of doing nothing. In this talk, Sunni Brown tells us that it is the physical act of a person engaging several types of learning to flush out an idea. So, go on and add doodling to the brainstorm! Carvens Lissaint: Put the financial aid in the bag For recent graduates, debating the legitimacy of investing further in your education is a daunting thought. Watch this powerful spoken word lesson on financial aid and the stress that comes with needing it.
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Jean-Baptiste Michel + Erez Lieberman Aiden: Što smo naučili iz 5 milijuna knjiga Jeste li se igrali preglednikom Ngram na Google Labs? Navući ćete se na taj alat pomoću kojega možete tražiti riječi i ideje u bazi podataka od pet milijuna knjiga nastalih kroz više stoljeća. Erez Lieberman Aiden i Jean-Baptiste Michel pokazuju nam kako to funkcionira te predstavljaju nekoliko iznenađujućih stvari koje možemo naučiti iz 5 milijardi riječi. Similar topics - TEDx - Data - Design - Library - Technology - Visualizations - Writing Related talks Discuss Enthusiastically agree? Respectfully beg to differ? Have your say here.