Using ACTIVE RECALL to learn ABSOLUTELY anything.

U always post around my exam time I'm excited to watch

Physiotherapy

How to learn essay laq questions?

Dr Nellah. I love the new introduction. 😻
Your videos are so helpful thank you so much

Thank you so much doctor Nellah ,u hve helped me a lot
In my A levels

Flash cards and past paper questions works for me

Thank you for another motivational, and inspirational video Dr Grace.We need more kind and intelligent people like you in this world.💖

I have a big question nellah 👀 how old are you?

And aldo nellah! I would love to see you making a video of yourself reacting to the active recall that your followers have sent you.

Messy arable outcome. Recall practice practice practice perfect outcome. Equations that code and define the mathematic formulas. Essay based questions applied sciences.

Flash cards and stickers pads work for active recall.

Biology active recall. A must for most after 2020.

Hey Nellah i know its an awkward moment to ask this question, because its totally out of the subject... so i want to ask... are you Adventist??

By the way thank you for this active recall video. I can relate this with Dr Caroline Leaf's videos

Very helpful video test practice and teaching others help me a lot

Great advice and tips🙂🙂

Is the giveaway still on? 🤭

All of your techniques seem to be beneficial. The techniques used to prime your brain and to sustain a level of understanding is what seems to be logical in becoming sufficiently knowledgeable of a new subject to study. I do, however, have a question in the priming stage. After foraging through the text, research books, handbooks, etc., how am I supposed to become cognizant of foreign terms/concepts? Which techniques are available to become a savant; encyclopedic,if you will (gain awareness), before returning to original study? How important is it to learn vocabulary in isolation and how do I isolate those terms and get access to various context? Especially in advanced fields such as psychology/biochemistry/accounting etc? "How does vocab intext, or while learning, help me to become more analytical, instead of just picking up marginal gains throughout the course of learning a topic?"