Braxton University

Lecture 1 About us how this course came to be

Lecture 2 Course Syllabus

Lecture 3 Learning how to learn

Lecture 4 What is a Super Learner, anyways_

Lecture 5 Overview What you'll be learning

Lecture 6 Why we need to improve our memory first

Lecture 7 How we store information a very brief explanation

Lecture 8 Why images are the most powerful way to remember

Lecture 9 What types of images come naturally to you_

Lecture 10 The theory in action learning something new

Lecture 11 What do pictures have to do with reading_

Lecture 12 Creating effective markers for better memory

Lecture 13 Demonstration Creating Markers as we Read

Lecture 14 Trying out your new skills

Lecture 15 Pre-read before you read

Lecture 16 Creating an intense interest and curiosity

Lecture 17 How most people read subvocalization

Lecture 18 Saccades using your eyes as effectively as possible

Lecture 19 Improving your eye span wider saccades

Lecture 20 More efficient saccades

Lecture 21 Speed training with a card

Lecture 22 Training at the speed you wish to read

Lecture 23 Speed Tip Tricking your brain into speeding up

Lecture 24 Training going forward

Lecture 25 Mind Mapping

Lecture 26 Memory Temples

Lecture 27 Number memorization system

Lecture 28 Chunking

Lecture 29 Sleeping and learning

Lecture 30 The proper learning environment

Lecture 31 Long term storage Maintaining memories

Lecture 32 Tailoring the skills Dense materials or textbooks

Lecture 33 Tailoring the skills Learning languages

Lecture 34 Tailoring the skills Never forget a face or a name

Lecture 35 SuperLearning by video or audio

Lecture 36 Thank You & Congratulations