How we learn

Module 1:

How long does it take to learn anything

 

Module 2:

Effective and Efficient learning 

 

Module 3:

Fast track your learning

 

Module 4:

Overcome Procrastination

 

Module 5:

Key Tips

Coming soon: Quizzes, course notes and infographics.

What age is the course designed for?

The information in these courses is designed to be inculcated from the earliest ages, but practically anyone from the age of ten or twelve onwards should be able to understand and apply these lessons. 

The information in these courses is designed to be inculcated from the earliest ages, but practically anyone from the age of ten or twelve onwards should be able to understand and apply these lessons.

 
What skills does this course focus on?
This course focuses on effective learning techniques that have been backed up by science. Often the techniques we are used to using don’t work very well, and in fact some of the most effective techniques and not that intuitive.

Can’t I just read books on the subject?

You certainly can in you have the time and energy I actively encourage it, but the benefit of this platform is that I have extracted the most important concepts and repackaged them in the light of Islam, which gives this knowledge a unique angle.

 
How does online learning work?

It woks best through regular, disciplined application. Some modules are more in the form of lectures where as other modules really need you to work on the exercises and apply what you have learn practically to have benefit.

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Does online learning work?

Online learning can be highly effective but it comes with its own challenges. One of the greatest is how easy it is to become distracted. The courses on learning and willpower will be very helpful in this regard. 

Why do you charge for this, shouldn’t it be free?

This is an important question that can be answered from many angles. 

Firstly scholars throughout the ages have written books and charged people to purchase those books. Many of us are willing to pay a lot of money to send our children to Islamic schools. In many ways this is like a school..for heroes in training.  Another reason to charge is that generally people do not care for or appreciate free stuff. It is hard to find a balance between charging and amount that will force people to take it seriously and making it affordable enough for people to access. When you invest money you tend to take it seriously. All the people who I have given this course away for free (and it's quite a few) only one or two have actually taken it seriously enough to complete it, and this is despite taking promises from them to do so!

Also this endeavour is a full time commitment and all those involved, including me need to make a living. Your payments all go to supporting this work, and although technically it is a business there is nothing stopping you from making the intention to support this as a type of sadaqa.