SocietyWhat University of Tokyo’s Top Science Students Teach: ‘Do Nothing’ After Solving Problems

People who are considered highly intelligent may truly absorb knowledge during periods when they appear to be doing nothing. Students who passed the University of Tokyo’s exceptionally difficult science-track entrance exam practice putting everything away after solving a problem and thinking without looking at anything. The approach may seem surprising, but it is presented as a powerful study method that readers can try immediately. Its focus is on using quiet reflection to strengthen the mind and make learning more deeply one’s own.

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