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54 Video Game Mechanics for Fostering Medical Learning with Dr. Eric Gantwerker - Level Ex

Published: April 22, 2020, 9:34 p.m.
Duration: 31 minutes 34 seconds

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53 Increasing Motivation, Test-taking skills & Board Prep Success

Published: April 8, 2020, 9:37 p.m.
Duration: 42 minutes 52 seconds Chase DiMarco finishes up this 7-part mini-series with test-taking tips, test-prep strategies, how to increase motivation, and much more. We all struggle with these topics at some point in our academic careers. However, knowing how to notice when things are going astray and how to correct your actions is a skill we were often never taught. Keep motivated, organized, and keep self-assessing and you WILL reach your goals!

Key Episode Points!

0:41 Study Buddies & How to Select the Right One for You

5:18 Making Learning more Durable and Finding Personal Relevance

14:50 Developing Practical Knowledge & Improving Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation for Medical Students

22:08 Failing Upwards: How a Supportive Environment Encourages Positive Mistakes

Proper exam materials and techniques

27:34 Test-prep Skills, Materials, Organization, & Pitfalls

32:18 Using Analysis of Board Exams to Qualify Our Testing Strategies

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52 State-dependent changes, mentorship, and self-assessment in medicine- Recap 6

Published: April 3, 2020, 4:34 p.m.
Duration: 28 minutes 27 seconds In these last episodes of the Recap series, we will discuss test-taking skills, preparation, and how to use self-assessments and mentorship to bring our skills to the next level! Though proper exam prep, both for our mind and our bodies, we can limit many of the anxiety provoking responses and distractions that hamper our abilities.

Of course, our preparation can only get us so far. Sometimes we simply need help from the experts. This is when tutoring and mentorship can come into play. With the use of our own Purposeful Practice, and the guidance of someone with greater knowledge and experience than ourselves, we can reach for Deliberate Practice and be on a path for mastery!

Key Episode Points!

2:37 Mind Over Grey Matter - Conditioning our Stress Response

12:43 Setting our Mindset for Study and Exam Prep Success!

15:25 A Jedi’s Path - Using Medical Education Mentors

18:50 Purposeful Practice + Mentorship = Deliberate Practice & Subject Mastery!

24:20 Key Takeaways and Offers/Updates

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51 Medical Mnemonics Masterclass for Medical Students - Recap 5

Published: March 26, 2020, 5 p.m.
Duration: 53 minutes 35 seconds This is our FINAL recap for medical mnemonics as we finish off the best practices for memory palaces and mistakes to be aware of. With an organized structure, we can create very elaborate and dense palaces. Alternatively, with less structure, we can create visual mnemonic associations more quickly.

There are many strategies to utilize when it comes to creating our own personalized visual markers. As it is a creative process, there is no right or wrong answer. Similar to much of learning, it all comes down to what works best for you. This comes from experimentation, education, and consistency. So study smart and remember longer with these key points of memory palace creation for medical students!

Key Episode Points!

1:45 Begin at the Beginning- Organizing and Structuring Your Memory Palace

14:30 Using Spaced-repetition & Adding Linking Markers to Visual Mnemonics

19:50 Advanced Techniques- Hyperlinking, PAO, Memory Cities, Mind Forests

23:26 Avoid Pitfalls- Negative Self Talk, Density of Visuals, Limited Memory Palaces, and MORE!

38:08 To Tech or Not to Tech & Information Overload

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50 Why You Should Use Visual Mnemonics for Medicine NOW! Recap Part 4

Published: March 12, 2020, 10:04 p.m.
Duration: 44 minutes 3 seconds Here is our second part of the accelerated learning and mnemonics recap of all 2019 highlights! You will get a much more succinct view of how to create visual mnemonics, how to create dynamic stories and an introduction in adding these into a memory palace. The third part of the accelerated learning recap will finalize this part of the mini-series by condensing a year of great memory palace techniques, mistakes, and more into one informative episode!

Key Episode Points!

2:42 Creating Visualizations- Visual Aids for Memory Techniques

5:40 Peg System Example with Howard Berg

11:29 Using Associations to Create Dynamic Visuals

16:53 The Story/Linking Method

22:50 An Intro to Memory Palaces

39:53 You are Invited! Check out our first Meetup and Other Events to Come

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49 How Small Consistent Changes Create BIG Results with Ian Gibbs

Published: March 5, 2020, 11:50 p.m.
Duration: 45 minutes 40 seconds

In this episode, we have Ian Gibbs, speaker on academic learning and author of multiple books including 23 Tips to Learn Stuff Better. Ian was able to 4x his learning speed when he learned how to implement a few simple study methods. Today, we will learn how to “learn stuff better” and become more productive in our academic and clinical lives.

Intro

5:15 How Learning About Learning Techniques Can Lead to 4x Faster Learning

9:10 The Benefits of Learning Out Loud & Peer Mentorship for Rehearsal Practice

13:56 How to Implement Better Learning Strategies as Medical & Healthcare Students

20:23 The Challenges With Pre-made and Self-made Flashcards

29:47 Why Making Mistakes and Mindset are So Powerful For Learning

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48 Learn Faster with Accelerated Learning in Medicine! Recap Part 3

Published: Feb. 27, 2020, 9:35 p.m.
Duration: 48 minutes 36 seconds In this episode, we will take our first recap look at accelerated learning techniques. Here, we focus on the limitations of our brain and our memory. With a deeper understanding of these limitations, we can plan to fight against the Forgetting Curve and succeed at learning quicker.

We will also take a broader view of speed reading and mind maps for medical students and give examples of how to use these in our current studies. Those who seek more direct advice on these topics can reach out to Chase, or visit FindARotation on the social media links below.

Key Episode Points!

2:50 Intro to Mnemonics for Med School

24:20 Speed Reading Tutorials and Mistakes

37:40 Mind Maps as Medical Mnemonics

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47 The Premed & Med Student Guide to Effective Learning, Recap Part 2

Published: Feb. 20, 2020, 10:23 p.m.
Duration: 36 minutes 26 seconds In this episode, we finish off the evidence-based study skills and spaced-repetition techniques we eluded to in Part 1 (Episode 46) of this mini-series. Much of the research conducted by the Institute of Education Sciences suggests that certain learning methods, such as spacing and rehearsal practice, provide strong evidence to their effectiveness. This should be no surprise to frequent listeners to this podcast as these topics are mentioned in a majority of interviews conducted!

On top of these skills, how to perform them, and mistakes to be aware of, the topic of mentorship arises later in the episode. What are some of the benefits of having a mentor and how can you search for clinical experiences earlier on in your education? Those who seek more direct advice on these topics can reach out to Chase, or visit FindARotation on the social media links below.

Key Episode Points!

2:50 Evidence-based Learning Strategies for Medical Students

1335 Durable Learning?

12:10 How to use Spaced Repetition and Rehearsal Practice for Medical Students

24:05 Common Spaced Repetition Mistakes to Avoid

30:17 Get a Mentor! Use FindARotation!

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46 Best Study Efficiency, Note Taking, and Flashcard Techniques in Medicine for 2020, Recap Part 1

Published: Feb. 16, 2020, 5:33 p.m.
Duration: 44 minutes 50 seconds In part 1 of our 2019 Best Episodes Recap, we will review some of the highlights from our expert interviews. Part 1 will cover study efficiency, time management in medical school, group studying, note-taking techniques, and even a brief overview of flashcard techniques.

Exploring the techniques that work for us, personally, will greatly reduce the weekly effort and time it requires to cover all of the material required for your studies. Knowing your purpose in studying this material (short vs long-term) can also determine what techniques are going to be more beneficial. We may wish to stick with regular notes for less important material, make graphic Mind Maps for outlines, or move tricky material into our spaced repetition flashcard decks.

Key Episode Points!

1:50 Efficient Study Planning & Student Time Management

8:45 Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance!

20:10 Be Nice: Tips to Working in Groups

25:58 Note-taking Success with the Cornell Method & Minds Maps

30:27 How to Create Medical Flashcard Decks

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45 How to Create a Mnemonic Story for Medical Procedures and Complicated Concepts

Published: Feb. 6, 2020, 5:45 p.m.
Duration: 24 minutes 5 seconds
The Story Method (aka Journey Method, Linking Method) in mnemonics is a strong tool for creating procedure-based or chronological associations between visual markers. It allows us to make sure a particular order is followed, a sequence is completed in order, or follow a flow of disease processes. When creating visual markers for our mnemonics, making associations between the main concept (anchor marker) and the subtopics (linking markers) can greatly increase our long term memory of how these terms and actions interact with one another.

In today’s episode, we will cover the Story Method in greater detail as well as how to create an anchor and linking markers for certain diseases. These stories, or dynamic visual interactions, can then also be placed in their associated memory palace for long term organization. However, this isn’t always needed. Sometimes simply adding a brief skit to a flashcard can also provide that added dual-coding that will help you in the long run.

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44 Reserve Your Spot! Medical Mnemonics Training and Events of 2020

Published: Jan. 22, 2020, 5:50 p.m.
Duration: 10 minutes 7 seconds
Here are some useful links for those interested in the upcoming events and services mentioned in today’s show.

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43 Memory Palace Techniques with Lynne Kelly

Published: Jan. 15, 2020, 1:36 p.m.
Duration: 39 minutes 34 seconds
Lynne Kelly holds an interdisciplinary array of degrees and is a multiple winner of the senior memory championship in Australia. She studied Australian Aboriginal Tribes, Native Americans, Pacific and African cultures and their old traditions for the memory methods and will now share with us some ancient memory techniques.

Intro

2:36 How Stone Henge is possibly a Memory Palace

10:57 Making your own Memory Palace and How does it work

20:34 Memory Palace in Miniature

21:33 Medieval and Early Asian Memory techniques

22:55 Good Technique for Translating Medical Textbooks to a more Memorable Format

29:00 How to avoid mistakes when learning Memory Palace Techniques

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42 How to Become a Medical Superlearner with Jonathan Levi

Published: Jan. 8, 2020, 1:13 p.m.
Duration: 39 minutes 43 seconds On Episode 42, Jonathan Levi is a serial entrepreneur, published author, and podcaster born and raised in Silicon Valley. He has discussed productivity and learning skills development in his TedX talk, numerous courses on Udemy, and through the SuperHuman Academy Podcast. Today, Jonathan is going to help all of us in our journey to becoming a Medical Superlearner.

Introduction

3:16 What is a “Superlearner” and How Do We Become One?

6:25 Where Should Students Begin On Their Path To Becoming A Superlearner?

12:53 Systems Learning vs Methods Learning in Medicine and Memory & How Far Down the Rabbit Hole Must We Go?

21:00 Where Can Students Begin Their Path to Becoming a Medical Superlearner?

26:55 Using Spaced-Repetition and Rehearsal Practice as a Medical Superlearner.

32:38 Are These Obstacles Getting in the Way of Your Studying?

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41 Using Visualizations and Mental Imagery for Increased Memory with Kam Knight

Published: Dec. 10, 2019, 8:56 a.m.
Duration: 38 minutes 19 seconds Kam Knight is joining us today to discuss some of his personalized theories on accelerated learning techniques. He is the author of several bestselling books on learning, memory, and productivity and is about to release an online course of which details can be found on his website MindLily.com.

Intro

3:25 Repetition and Its Influence on Long-term Memory: “Neurons that fire together, wire together”

8:10 Using Visualization and Mental Images to Strengthen Memory

13:12 Visualization Script Examples for Medical Students: Mitosis & Digestion

24:50 Mind Mapping is a Color-coordinated Hierarchy Method of Note-taking & Location-based Notes for Increased Memory

34:28 Be ACTIVE and ENGAGE in Your Education!

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40 Mind Map Mastery for Medical Students with Barry Mapp

Published: Nov. 26, 2019, 10:32 a.m.
Duration: 38 minutes 51 seconds Barry Mapp is a learning instructor that trained under the memory champion and mind map creator, Tony Buzan. He has successfully trained thousands of learners in mind map technique and creation. Today, he is going to help explain how we can use these organization and memory tools in medical school.

Intro

5:05 “Left Brain” vs “Right Brain” Myths and Truths: Getting the BIG Picture First

11:55 How to Create a Mind Map for Medical Students

18:50 Strategic Thinking in Mind Map Design Planning & Making Associations

24:25 Avoiding the Reductionist Approach to Mind Map Creation & Adding Methods to Mind Maps for Medical Students

33:30 Just Three Wishes

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39 Education Gamification and Game Design with Keegan Long-Wheeler

Published: Nov. 19, 2019, 9:53 a.m.
Duration: 29 minutes 2 seconds Keegan Long-Wheeler is an Educational Technologist Office of Digital Learning at the University of Oklahoma. He has been a creative developer in gamified educational materials and game design for many years. In this episode, we are going to discuss how gamification plays a role in education and where the future of game design may be going for medical and other academic environments.

Introduction

4:43 How Students Learn with an Online Educational Environment & Game Design

8:20 Open-source Game-based Learning: Games Offer Bold Learning Insights Nowadays (GOBLIN) and eXperience Play

15:05 Autonomy Over One’s Education with Game-based Design

17:20 Team-based Activities & Educational Collaboration Through Gamifying Medical School

21:00 Using Tokens and Rewards to Encourage Student Participation

Contact Keegan via Twitter for more details. Also, please visit his website and explore his other recommended resources below!

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38 Read This Before Medical School- Part 4

Published: Nov. 12, 2019, 9:33 a.m.
Duration: 9 minutes 31 seconds We’ve made it to Part 4 of Read This Before Medical School! The final section. We cover a lot of self-assessment monitoring tools in the form of a variety of journals. From Habit Tracking to Gratitude Journals, many of these discussed tool have surprising evidence to back up their uses and benefits.

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BONUS: Study Tips Interview on the Pre-PA Podcast with Savanna Perry

Published: Nov. 8, 2019, 11:59 p.m.
Duration: 9 minutes 9 seconds I want to thank Savanna for having me on the show! Here’s a brief snippet from the interview I conducted on the Pre-PA Podcast from The PA Platform. If you would like to listen to the full episode, learn about my personal struggles in medical school, and show your support you can enjoy the entire episode. Please let Savanna know if you find this information useful and maybe we can work on scheduling a future episode with greater details.

For the full episode, see the Pre-PA Podcast.

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37 Using Design Thinking and Challenge-based Learning with the Center for Learning and Teaching Director Dr. Hoda Mostafa

Published: Nov. 6, 2019, 8:18 p.m.
Duration: 32 minutes 12 seconds Hoda Mostafa started her academic career in medicine at Cairo University after completing her medical studies in 1996 She joined the faculty at Cairo University, teaching and practicing in the Ophthalmology department until 2011. She is an avid supporter of teaching thinking skills across the disciplines she joined the American University in Cairo in 2011 and is currently the Director at the Center for Learning and Teaching and an Associate Professor of Practice at the American University in Cairo.

Introduction

3:52 The Educators Responsibilities to Teach Students How to Learn and Focus on the Process over the Product

5:40 Design Thinking: Using Divergent Thinking, Convergent Thinking, and Iterative Thinking to Reach Educational Goals

9:58 What is Creative Thinking, Innovative Thinking, and How do we Develop Learning and Memory Skills

14:58 Positive Outcomes from Embracing Failure & How Mentorship Directs Medical Education

19:43 Self-directed Learning (including Self-regulated Learning) in Current and Future Medical Course Design (read The Future of Medical Education Design)

25:35 Just 3 Wishes: Use Challenge-Based Learning!

Learn more about Dr. Mostafa, and check out the University of Cairo’s courses.

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36 Read This Before Medical School- Part 3

Published: Oct. 29, 2019, 9:19 a.m.
Duration: 12 minutes 48 seconds In Part 3 of Read This Before Medical School, we cover two very important topics in Accelerated Learning: Speed Reading and Visual Mnemonics. If you have ever tried to implement these study strategies before and had difficulty, you are not alone! In this section of the book we give you the training designs, charts, and tables you need to be successful in your future study endeavors.

For Speedreading, we go into greater detail about the SQ3R method to increase comprehension, how to use pacers, how to minimize subvocalization, and why saccadic reading is important for your reading speed.

The second section of Part 3 covers memory techniques. We begin with a discussion of memory and forgetting as well as what the literature has to say about these topics. Then, several different methods for remembering numbers are explained with examples given. Names and places are also difficult for many of us to remember, so a few strategies to boost your ability to remember others are listed out. Lastly, we cover a few advanced memory techniques and mind mapping.

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35 How to Memorize 1 MILLION Items with Memory Cities and Mind Forests with Dr. Lev Goldentouch of KeyToStudy (Part 2)

Published: Oct. 22, 2019, 9:30 a.m.
Duration: 42 minutes 58 seconds In Episode 36, we continue from our conversation in Episode 34 with Dr. Lev Goldentouch. Dr. Lev Goldentouch is an accelerated learning practitioner and instructor. He has developed advanced memory and speed reading techniques that are unique to his methodologies. He is also the author or Key to Study Skills, and co-developer of the very popular Become a Superlearner course. His wife Anna also provides one-on-one training for those looking to become masters of their learning!

Part 2
1:45 Using Mind Cities and Mind Forests to Remember 1 MILLION Objects! & Rehearsal Practice for Advanced Mnemonics

6:50 Improving Mnemonics with Dreams, Cartoons, Magic, and MORE!

10:55 How to Chunk Associations in More Effective Ways & Building a Community at the Medical Mnemonist Mastermind

14:30 Training Synesthesia for Stronger Mnemonic Associations (and the article from Nature that he cited)

16:55 Finding the Right Methods and Steps to Increase Your Reading Speed and Comprehension: Pre-Brainstorming Visuals, Skimming, Scanning, Parafoveal vision, and Compressing Information for Rapid Consolidation

27:00 The Different in Practitioners and Memory Athletes in Memory Training and Accelerated Learning

29:55 The Bare Necessities for Effective Learning and Productivity: Eat Well, Sleep Right, Stay Fit & Knowing Personal Goals

33:55 Just 3 Wishes

You can view more of Lev’s materials via his blog, Amazon page, or email him personally for a quick response. You can also utilize his personal training for more accelerated learning.

If you would like to try a few of the techniques first, here is a list of affiliate links you should definitely try to advance your skill level:

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34 Read This Before Medical School- Part 2: Test Preparation and the MedEdge Method

Published: Oct. 15, 2019, 9:44 a.m.
Duration: 11 minutes 44 seconds In this second edition of our podcast mini-series, we cover Part 2 of Read This Before Medical School. This section covers the board exams to a greater extent and aims to help learners get into a Board Examiner mentality. We briefly cover the history of the NBME.

Our unique MedEdge Method is a concise and powerful tool for exam success. It is comprised of three parts: the Basic Exam Technique, the Tie-Breaker Technique, and the Post-exam Autopsy. These skills can be developed early in a learner’s academic career and carried on through their board exams and specialty exams.

Having a method to monitor mistakes, guidance to correcting mistakes, and knowing how to overcome obstacles during your studies and exams will greatly reduce stress during test day!

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33 Developing Advanced Memory Techniques with Dr. Lev Goldentouch of KeyToStudy (Part 1)

Published: Oct. 8, 2019, 6 p.m.
Duration: 47 minutes 54 seconds Dr. Lev Goldentouch is an accelerated learning practitioner and instructor. He has developed advanced memory and speed reading techniques that are unique to his methodologies. He is also the author or Key to Study Skills, and co-developer of the very popular Become a Superlearner course. His wife Anna also provides one-on-one training for those looking to become masters of their learning!

Intro

Invoking Curiosity is a Key to Accelerated Learning & What are the “Keys To Study”

Visualization for Creative Images → Mind Maps, Memory Palaces → Mental Cities, Mental Forests

Learn Memorization Before Speed Reading & Use a Step By Step Method For Speed and Comprehension

Using Person-Action-Object (PAO Method) and 7-Group Chunking for Creating Visualizations & Mind Mapping and Memory Palaces for Larger Associations

How to Avoid Mental Barriers with Visual Mnemonic Creation: Relaxation, Creativity, and Setting Proper Expectations to Create a Visual Dictionary

The Etymology Method and Osborne’s Checklist for Creativity & Anchor Markers → Linking Markers → Hyperlinking for Complex Visualizations

Pre-reading and Brainstorming Visuals to Build Interest BEFORE Reading the Text

Starting Exercises for Student Training: Free Tools and Schedules + Personalized Mentorship

Speed Reading Obstacles and Mistakes to Avoid & Visualizations vs Associations vs Visual Markers

You can view more of Lev’s materials via his blog, Amazon page, or email him personally for a quick response. You can also utilize his personal training for more accelerated learning.

If you would like to try a few of the techniques first, here is a list of affiliate links you should definitely try to advance your skill level:

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32 Read This Before Medical School- Part 1

Published: Oct. 1, 2019, 9 a.m.
Duration: 15 minutes 35 seconds We start our 4-part mini-series about my soon-to-be-released book, Read This Before Medical School: How to Study Smarter and Live Better While Excelling in Class and on Your USMLE or COMLEX Board Exams.

In this episode, we will cover Part 1 of the book, which focuses on class study efficiency, home study techniques, self-development, and more.

The next 3 parts of the mini-series will be interspersed between our regular interviews and will cover one section of the book each. Hopefully, these episodes and the free Essentials guide will give everyone a great teaser of the complete material. And with the holidays coming up, please consider supporting us by sharing our many materials with friends and family interested in medicine and learning!

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31 WOOP and Evidence-Based Study Techniques with Dr. Daniel Saddawi-Konefka

Published: Sept. 24, 2019, 12:30 p.m.
Duration: 32 minutes 28 seconds In Episode 32, Dr. Daniel Saddawi-Konefka is a Harvard physician, program director for anesthesiology at MGH, and an educational researcher with several published articles on the topics of self-directed learning and residency education. Today, we will focus on how to increase study efficiency and utilize evidence-based study practices.

Intro

3:00 Evidence-based Studying and Self-Regulated Learning & Goal Setting vs Habits for Academic Success

9:23 Mental Contrasting with Implementation Intentions (aka Wish-Outcome-Obstacle-Plan or WOOP)

17:40 Hard Work Leads to Effective Learning & Creating a Healthy Study Routine

20:50 The Effect of WOOP vs SMART Goals and Control with Anesthesia ICU Residents

25:15 Mistakes for Students to Manage for Proper WOOP Implementation & When WOOP Fails

Resources:

You can also reach Dr. Saddawi-Konefka via email.

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30 Atomic Memory Techniques from Memory Athlete Daniel Kilov

Published: Sept. 18, 2019, 9:33 p.m.
Duration: 36 minutes 12 seconds We have mental athlete Daniel Kilov joining us. He has been featured on TedX, written for the Mensa journal, TableAus and has performed in several Australian memory championships. Daniel holds the national record for memory in abstract images, and is a PhD-candidate at Australia National University.

Intro

05:38 Levels of Sophistication of Different Memory Techniques & Atomic Techniques Learned from Ancient Mnemonists

09:16 Encoding vs Storing Memories: Associations, Peg Systems, Memory Palaces, and more.

12:23 The Limitations of the Memory Palace for Complex Material and Medical Courses

16:21 Memory Techniques from Around the World & Expanding on Western Art of Memory

19:30 Drills, Exercises, and Mentorship to Prevent Memory Mistakes

21:52 Proper Mnemonic Stories Require Simplicity & Not Settling for Only Common Techniques

25:58 BEST SYNDICATED SERIES EVER!!!

27:31 Just 3 Wishes

Resources

You can also find more of Daniel’s videos and resources at DanielKilov.com or contact him by email.

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29 How “Happy Chemicals” Can Increase Memory, Improve Studying, and Live Better with Dr. Loretta Breuning of the Inner Mammal Institute

Published: Aug. 27, 2019, noon
Duration: 38 minutes 2 seconds

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28 Meta-cognition for Studying and Changing Our Brains With Thought by Cognitive Neuroscientist Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath

Published: Aug. 20, 2019, 10:07 a.m.
Duration: 39 minutes 19 seconds

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27 The Best Note-Taking Methods and Increasing Your Reading Speed and Comprehension with Abby Marks Beale

Published: July 23, 2019, noon
Duration: 46 minutes 26 seconds

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26 School Success and Productivity with Memory Athlete Brad Zupp

Published: July 16, 2019, 12:55 p.m.
Duration: 46 minutes 46 seconds

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25 How-to Memory Palaces for School Textbooks and Lectures

Published: July 9, 2019, 4:31 p.m.
Duration: 16 minutes 33 seconds

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24 Common Retrieval Practice Mistakes and Solutions for your Medical Studies

Published: June 25, 2019, 1:35 p.m.
Duration: 15 minutes 14 seconds

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23 Visual Mnemonic Generation with Ron Robertson of Picmonic

Published: June 18, 2019, 2:45 p.m.
Duration: 35 minutes 37 seconds

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22 Deliberate Practice: Self-Assessment and Finding a Mentor in Medical Education - Dr Anders Ericsson Part 2

Published: June 11, 2019, 12:45 p.m.
Duration: 27 minutes 43 seconds

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21 Deliberate Practice for Medical Students with Dr Anders Ericsson- Part 1

Published: June 4, 2019, 12:30 p.m.
Duration: 26 minutes 22 seconds

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BONUS: Visual Markers and Memory Palaces with Chase DiMarco; Interviewed by Greg Rodden of Physiology by Physeo

Published: May 24, 2019, 1 p.m.
Duration: 42 minutes 21 seconds

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20 Themes and Organization of Medical Memory Palaces with a Master of Memory Timothy Moser

Published: May 21, 2019, 12:30 p.m.
Duration: 28 minutes 39 seconds

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19 Memory Palaces, Spaced Repetition, and Yoda from Ryan Orwig of STATmed Learning Part 2

Published: May 14, 2019, 12:30 p.m.
Duration: 45 minutes 24 seconds

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18 Test Taking Skills and Working Memory Limitations with STATmed founder Ryan Orwig Part 1

Published: May 7, 2019, 10:07 p.m.
Duration: 33 minutes 44 seconds

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17 Creating Visual Mnemonics with Sketchy Medical Drs. Bryan and Aaron Lemieux

Published: April 30, 2019, 4:54 p.m.
Duration: 45 minutes 27 seconds

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16 Efficient Learning Strategies from Dr. Wendell Cole of The Medical School Survival Kit and Convos with Cole

Published: April 23, 2019, 2:49 p.m.
Duration: 32 minutes 31 seconds

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15 Mistakes and Proper Design of Spaced Repetition for Graduate Education (Medical Students, Physician Assistant Students, and Nursing Students)

Published: April 16, 2019, 3:01 p.m.
Duration: 14 minutes 48 seconds

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14 Peg System Memory Training and Creativity for Medical Students

Published: April 10, 2019, 2:37 p.m.
Duration: 16 minutes 38 seconds

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13 Top Memory Mistakes and Deliberate Practice

Published: April 3, 2019, 2:50 a.m.
Duration: 11 minutes 36 seconds

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12 Medical Mnemonics and Spacing Effect with Osmosis Leader Dr. Yifan Xiao

Published: March 26, 2019, 4:31 p.m.
Duration: 29 minutes 1 second

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11 Durable Learning Strategies with the Learning Geek's Jake Gittleson

Published: March 19, 2019, 1:43 p.m.
Duration: 30 minutes 8 seconds

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10 Overcoming Learning Challenges in Medicine from Dr. Barbara Oakley

Published: March 13, 2019, 2:13 p.m.
Duration: 32 minutes 40 seconds

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09 Guide to Memory Palaces with the Magnetic Memory Method & Anthony Metivier- Part 2

Published: March 5, 2019, 2:32 p.m.
Duration: 29 minutes 21 seconds

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08 Memory and Mental Health with the Magnetic Memory Method's Dr. Anthony Metivier

Published: Feb. 27, 2019, 12:03 a.m.
Duration: 33 minutes 53 seconds

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07 The Six Strategies of Effective Learning with Learning Scientist, Dr. Megan Sumeracki

Published: Feb. 20, 2019, 12:14 a.m.
Duration: 41 minutes 48 seconds

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06 Memory Training and Emotional Intelligence for Test Preparation with Howard Berg- Part 2

Published: Feb. 12, 2019, 5:20 p.m.
Duration: 21 minutes 5 seconds

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05 Speed Learning with Guinness World Speed Reading Record Holder Howard Berg

Published: Feb. 5, 2019, 11:15 p.m.
Duration: 28 minutes 48 seconds

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04 Visual Marker Creation & Journey Method w/ Nelson Dellis: Climb4Memory, 4x US Memory Champion, and Author

Published: Jan. 29, 2019, 12:26 a.m.
Duration: 25 minutes 39 seconds

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03 Advanced Memory Techniques with Mullen Memory

Published: Jan. 22, 2019, 12:47 a.m.
Duration: 23 minutes 22 seconds

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02 Memory Palaces basics w/ Mullen Memory’s Alex Mullen & Cathy Chen

Published: Jan. 14, 2019, 11:30 p.m.
Duration: 21 minutes 2 seconds

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01 Flashcards and Study Hacks with Medical School 2.0 author Dr. David Larson

Published: Jan. 7, 2019, 4:24 p.m.
Duration: 30 minutes 57 seconds

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0- Medical Mnemonist Podcast Trailer

Published: Dec. 6, 2018, 10:34 p.m.
Duration: 3 minutes 23 seconds

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