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Enter the Learning State as we go back to school. Absorb info and ace your tests!

Summary

, 7 min

A peripheral-vision 'learning state' for students: staring at two dots on a wall at once to widen vision and dilate the eyes, explained through the left brain's sequential words and the right brain's picture storage. Covers teaching it to children, using it in class, and re-entering the same state to recall answers during tests.

In this video

Teaches
Discusses
Teaching kids to meditateLeft and right brain
Mentions
Martial artsFoveal and peripheral attentionExpansion

Key moments

00:00Back to school: a meditation for learners00:42The ninja state martial artists reach after years on the mat01:35Left brain is sequential, right brain stores pictures02:52Two dots on the wall, both held in mind at once03:42Dilated eyes show the learner is doing it well05:04In class: take in two points while watching the teacher05:40Getting it back out: the same state before a test