today I learned about DiSSS
- Deconstruction "What are the minimal learnable units, the LEGO blocks, I should starting with?"
- reducing
- interviewing as a way to see how those who have already achieved what you're aiming for approached learning.
- Reversal is the process of looking at the final product of your skill and backtracking to find the best way to begin a task.
- translating
- Selection "Which 20% of the blocks should I focus on for 80% or more of the outcome I want?"
- Sequencing "In what order should I learn the blocks?"
- Stakes "How do I set up stakes to create real consequences and guarantee I follow the program?"
CaFE
- compression can I encapsulate the most important 20% into an easily graspable one-pager?
- frequency how frequently should I practice? can I cram, and what should my schedule look like? what growing pains can I predict? what is the minimum effective done (MED) for volume?
- encoding how do I anchor the new material to what I already know for rapid recall? Acronyms like DiSSS and CaFE are examples of encoding.
source:
pp.38-39, The 4-hour chef : the simple path to cooking like a pro, learning anything and living the good life, by Timothy Ferriss, 2012
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