Learning How to Learn Free Course & Curriculum

Learning How to Learn

Unlock your brain's potential. Master meta-learning strategies like spaced repetition, active recall, and the Feynman technique to learn faster.

In the rapidly evolving tech landscape, the ability to learn quickly is your most valuable asset. This course teaches the neuroscience behind effective studying and memory retention. You will move beyond passive reading to master active recall, spaced repetition systems (SRS), and the Pomodoro technique. Learn to deconstruct complex topics, overcome procrastination, and build a 'second brain' for knowledge management. Whether you are learning a new language or a coding framework, these meta-skills apply everywhere.

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⏱️ 5-Minute Lessons (Bite-sized learning)

🚀 21-Lesson Path (Independent modules)

📱 Mobile Friendly (Learn anywhere)

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Complete Course Syllabus

1

Science of Learning

How the brain encodes, stores, and retrieves information.
2

Active Recall

Testing yourself to strengthen neural pathways effectively.
3

Spaced Repetition

Optimizing review intervals to fight the forgetting curve.
4

Feynman Technique

Simplifying complex concepts to ensure deep understanding.
5

Focus Mastery

Eliminating distractions and entering deep flow states.

Estimated completion time: 21 lessons • Self-paced learning • Lifetime access

Career Outlook

Estimated Salary

N/A

Career Paths

Instructional Designer $70k-$100k

Corporate Trainer $60k-$90k

Education Consultant $80k-$120k

What You Will Learn

Implement spaced repetition systems to move information into long-term memory

Use active recall techniques to drastically improve study efficiency and retention

Deconstruct complex subjects into manageable chunks using the Feynman technique

Overcome procrastination and maintain focus using the Pomodoro method

Build a personal knowledge management system to organize your learning

Skills You Will Gain

Meta-Learning Active Recall Spaced Repetition Focus Management Note Taking

Who Is This For

Students

Self-taught Developers

Lifelong Learners

Prerequisites

None

Desire to learn

Learning How to Learn FAQs

Scientific?

Yes, based on neuroscience and cognitive psychology.

Just for students?

No, essential for professionals keeping skills sharp.

Time commitment?

Techniques save time in the long run.

Tools required?

Free apps like Anki or simple pen and paper.

Anki

Notion

Obsidian

Pomodoro Timer

Mind Maps