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Professor and Neuroscientist at Stanford University and Host of the Huberman Lab podcast

Thanks to all the teachers and students who’ve reached out regarding this Huberman Lab episode, where I explain science-supported tools for optimal studying. When we start to view learning as a process of understanding and testing to offset forgetting, not just evaluation, the best protocols make sense.

Optimal Protocols for Studying & Learning

Optimal Protocols for Studying & Learning

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Usman Khalid

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Andrew Huberman Do you think Formal Education is still better than learning some online skills and living a life of freedom? I have completed my college recently, and now my family is forcing me to join a good physical university. But I think joining an online university is quite a better option than going there because I am currently hustling day and night learning online skills ( Emails for coaches ). So I think it can waste a lot of my time. What are your thoughts on it?

Lori Tribble Trudell

Professor | Clemson | Researcher | Nature Lover | UGA Alum

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As a professor of entrepreneurship at Clemson who doesn’t really do “tests”, this was super illuminating. I’m definitely planning on incorporating some of these suggestions at the very least during class time to try to trigger some extra learning during the lectures.

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Great tips! I have started meditation a few months ago. Consustently! I had some other attempts before. I do once a day, sonetimes, twice! What I have noticed: I sleep better, that inner critical voice is much much lower, almost quiet, I can better focus. After more than 20 years in teaching, training and coaching, I fully agree that there is no recipe that fits in all.

I still believe in and endorse rote memorization. Especially for geography and vocabulary. People in my middle/high schools never stopped complaining about memorization. But guess what, memorization makes you smarter and gives you more brain power.

Ray Johnson, PMP

Technical Project Manager, Business Systems/Process Analyst, Software and Systems Quality Assurance Tester

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To offset forgetting and to increase retention and internalization.

Elizabeth Shinkle

Global Product Manager driving innovation in connectivity solutions

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I tried the study-test-test-test method with my 9 year old daughter and she has aced her last 3 spelling tests since using the protocol. She has struggled with reading/writing in the past so seeing her confidence and interest grow has been truly heart warming. Thank you!!

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Damian Piotto

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Andrew, your insights have reshaped how we approach learning. The way you simplify complex brain science into practical steps is truly impressive. It's inspiring to see education evolve with such impactful research from the forefront of neuroscience.

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