How to Study Using the Quintus Method Canton MI

Steps

1. Get a plethora of music. The Quintus Method relies on melody to work, like in the book Superlearning. If you have actually read that book, and you have a willing teacher, perhaps you should try its central technique instead
   • Play relaxing Baroque music with 8 beats between every bit of information you are told. The Quintus Method assumes that you do not have a teacher, therefore, it is quite different.
   • Take an ordinary week, month, etc. beforehand and create a M/W Map. By M/W, we mean Music/WorkTime. A simple graph or spreadsheet on Microsoft should work just fine. Now, take something to study, play the genre of music over while studying it, and time yourself to see how fast you can finish the stuff. Try this with different music and different study material, approximately the same length, each day of the week.
   • If you have enough time, you may want to make a M/W/C Map, which also records in a third column Comprehension. Have someone else read it over and mark down important information and create a quiz for you. Take it a certain while afterwards, seeing how much information you retain. This step is highly recommended.
2. Find which one has the least time studying. Attempt to replicate the environment you studied in when you did that. varient: If you took the advice and also graphed comprehension, you have much more space to move in: most comprehension, most speed, or lowest fraction [assuming speed [minutes]/comprehension].

Tips

• Some subjects have different attitudes about them. I find that if you're not sure which is best for something to try opera. It seems to have a very powerful effect, regardless of the work.

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