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This is a challenge designed to help students break the bad habit of simply repeating characters over and over until they stick and instead rely on more clever and efficient methods. It’s about learning for the long term and learning to really understand the characters. Will you join the challenge?
Spaced repetition software and why you should use it
By Olle Linge On October 23, 2010 · 39 Comments · In Advanced, Beginner, Essential articles, Intermediate, Key study hacks, Recommended resources, Vocabulary
Spaced repetition means that you review words you want to learn in certain intervals to maximise learning efficiency. Since this involves keeping track of much data, a computer program is needed to handle it properly. Spaced repetition software is the best thing since sliced bread and it’s a must in the long run.
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