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Pick one idea from your lesson. Keep it narrow enough to explain in two minutes.
“What exactly am I trying to understand?”
FOCUS BROThe Feynman technique turns passive watching into proof that you understand. Use it after a lesson, then return to the room and capture the gaps as timestamped notes.
Pick one idea from your lesson. Keep it narrow enough to explain in two minutes.
Write or speak as if you are teaching a curious beginner. Use plain words, not impressive words.
Circle every place where you hesitate, hand-wave, or reach for the source. Those are your next study targets.
Return to the video, close the gap, and rewrite the explanation with a useful example or analogy.
Choose a concept from your current lesson and explain it below. This is saved on this device.