Richard Feynman
The Feynman education technique:
1. Select a topic to understand deeply.
2. Explain it in simple terms or to a child.
3. Identify and fill gaps in your understanding.
4. Refine your explanation for clarity and accuracy.
5. Test yourself and simplify the explanation further.
Richard Feynman:
"Now you ask me, how should I best teach? Should I teach from the point of view of the history side, from the applications, from the 'my theory is that the best way.' To teach is to have no philosophy, it is to be chaotic and confused in the sense that you use every possible way of doing it."
1. Select a topic to understand deeply.
2. Explain it in simple terms or to a child.
3. Identify and fill gaps in your understanding.
4. Refine your explanation for clarity and accuracy.
5. Test yourself and simplify the explanation further.
Richard Feynman:
"Now you ask me, how should I best teach? Should I teach from the point of view of the history side, from the applications, from the 'my theory is that the best way.' To teach is to have no philosophy, it is to be chaotic and confused in the sense that you use every possible way of doing it."