Nervous system
Brain
Illusion of competence
Surprise
100
What is a name of nervous cell?
Neuron
100
What is the name of the structure most responsible for memorization?
Hippocampus
100
Name 2 examples of the illusion of competence.
100
What is the "space repetition"?
200
How do nerve cells connect to each other?
Synapse
200
What 2 modes does the brain work in?
Focused & diffuse (DMN) mode
200
What is the illusion of competence?
A belief in the effectiveness of ineffective learning methods.
200
What is learning with flashcards?
Set of cards (digital or analog) with password and definition on 2 sides. Repetition by paging. Shifting cards between sets of "know-it-alls".
300
How do nerve cells communicate with each other?
They secrete neurotransmitters at the synapse.
300
What is the capacity of the working (operational) memory?
limited
300
Is it possible to have divided attention? Why?
No. The brain can only focus on 1 activity at a time.
300
What is the POMODORO technique based on?
25 minutes learning, 5 minutes break, reward after focusing, timer
400
What is the nature of the impulse running along the neurons?
electro-chemical
400
What two processes occur during sleep?
Washing of neurons and consolidating/reorganizing memory
400
How to turn reading into learning (memory formation)?
After reading, try to recall the content without looking at the text.
400
What does "saying goodbye to work" mean?
Agree with yourself the time at which you will finish studying. And keep your word.
500
What is memorization, learning (from the perspective of the structure and function of the nervous system)?
Creating new connections between neurons or strengthening those that exist.
500
What is the role of the hippocampus?
1. creation of memory traces
2. memory recall
3. consolidation of memory
500
Is using markers to highlight text considered an ineffective method? Why?
This is a very helpful stage in learning, but it must be a stage that precedes memory formation (recall).
500
How can the principle" teach others" be applied?
Telling others whatI have learned, speaking to a mirror, recording myself.