Feynman Technique - MCAT study tip
MCAT Tip of the Week: Teach It to Learn It (Feynman Technique) One of the most powerful ways to master difficult MCAT topics is by teaching them. This method forces you to break down complex concepts into simpler terms, strengthening your understanding and revealing any gaps in your knowledge. How to Use the Feynman Technique for the MCAT: Pick a Topic Choose a challenging concept, such as enzyme kinetics, fluid dynamics, or neurotransmitter pathways. Explain It in Simple Terms Pretend you’re teaching a high school student or someone without a science background. Use plain language, avoiding jargon unless absolutely necessary. Identify Gaps in Your Knowledge If you struggle to explain something clearly, that’s a sign you need to review it. Go back to your notes, textbook, or videos to clarify your understanding. Refine and Simplify Your Explanation Keep rewording until your explanation is concise, logical, and easy to understand. Use analogies or real-world examples...
