The Feynman Technique


## Notes

- You read actively, not passively.
- You constantly ask questions to yourself about what you're reading.
  - "Can I explain it to a 12 years old child?"
  - "Can I associate this with some other subject?"
  - "How can this can be applied to my life?"
- *You try every time to make connections with another subject.*
- Slows down your speed reading because you need more time to engage with the material.
- You expand your knowledge base because you send more information to your [long-term memory](/zettelkasten/long-term-memory).

## Questions

- How can I know that I'm reading/studying metacognitively?

- Which other areas besides reading can I perform metacognitively?

## References

- [Slow-Reading is the New Deep Learning](https://medium.com/better-humans/slow-reading-is-the-new-deep-learning-452f179c0289)

## Backlinks
- [The Feynman Technique](/zettelkasten/the-feynman-technique)

#reading

Reading Metacognitively