Whataredifferentmethodsthatyouthinkpeoplecanthink? Ifsomeone's listeningrightnowandthey'relike, Andrew, well, I wanttolearn a newinstrumentor I wanttolearn a newlanguage, ormaybeit's, I wanttolearnhowtostart a podcastor I wanttolearnhowtoplay a sportorwhateveritmaybe, howcansomeonestartthinkingabouthowtheyshouldapproachlearning? Terrificquestion.
Andtheneurochemicaladrenaline, whichisalsocalledepinephrine, isassociatedwithanincreaseinkindofagitationandalertness. Acetylcholine, thinkofitaskindof a spotlightor a highlighterpenforcertainconnectionsinthebrain.
Andofcourse, nowadays, there's a lotofliteratureandideasaboutwaystomaintainfocus.
そしてもちろん、最近では集中力を維持する方法について多くの文献やアイデアがある。
Putthephoneaway, limitnoise.
携帯電話をしまい、騒音を制限する。
Somepeoplelikebackgroundnoise.
バックグラウンドノイズが好きな人もいる。
Somepeoplelikemusic, somedon't.
音楽が好きな人もいれば、そうでない人もいる。
It's verycontextual, highlyindividualized.
非常に文脈的で、個別性が高い。
But 90 minutesissortofthebatchoftimethatthebraincanfocusreallyhardononethingbeforeitneeds a truerestofanhourortwobeforeyoucangobacktolearningorworkingveryhard. Theotherthingisthatthere's someveryinterestingdatashowingthatshallownapsorNSDR, non-sleepdeeprestdonewithinfourhoursofoneofthese 90 minutelearningboutscanbeverybeneficialforacceleratinglearning.
Sothere'vebeenstudiesnowofskillsthatarephysicalskills, mentalskills, wherepeoplewill, forinstance, trytolearnscalesonthepianoor a mathproblemor a spatialproblemor a physicalskill.
例えば、ピアノの音階や数学の問題、空間的な問題や身体的なスキルを学ぼうとする。
Andthenatrandom, everysooften a buzzerwillgooffandthepersonwilljustbetoldtodonothing.
Andthatcanleadandhasbeenshowntoleadtoaccelerationsinlearning. Sotherearetheseways, I wouldn't eventhinkofthemashacksbecausethewordhackis a littletrickybecausewhen I thinkofthewordhack, itseemslikedoingsomethingwithanobjector a toolthatwasn't designedforthatpurpose, right?