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How do you guys go about remembering new information ? Are you tirelessy spending overs reading books and note-taking only to find yourself forgeting information with ease.
It's time you used spaced Repetition , It's the Future, the Past and the Present
Anki basically does two things:
It is a tool to make flash cards
It is a tool that tells you what flash cards to study each day
Now number one is nothing fancy. There are a bazillion flashcard programs and you can use note cards to the same effect. No biggie.
Number two is where the action is at. When you see a card you tell Anki if you got it right, wrong, and how hard it was if you got it right. If you got it right and it was easy you won't see it again for a while. If you had trouble with it you will see it soon. You could do this by hand but it's complicated. Anki will do it automatically and will manage a collection of thousands of cards. The material you have learned will be reviewed rarely. Every six months or year eventually. Material which you just started learning will be reviewed regularly.
That's it...
https://apps.ankiweb.net/ < Here is the download link if your already interested in it.
I'll give a brief explantation on how it has helped me up to this point in my life. I've never been good at academics it wasn't till I came across /r/medschool subreddit that things finally changed . Up to that point I've always had average grades with no real prospects of studying abroad in a respected institution. But this shit did a 180 to my life my grades got better and I won a scholarship to study abroad. I use anki for EVERYTHING it's the reason I've been able to pass all my exams with ease. It's helped me pass the HSK,JLPT and TOPIK exams. I'm plan on taking TOEIC in April but I'm confident I will do well. I know some people have even used it to memorise the quran.
In the UK we write essay plans based on what we assume may pop up in our exams, the only problem with this is it takes to long to remember the plans, so you're limtied to maybe one or two topics. However, with anki not only can you remember these essay plans you CAN EVEN WRITE A WHOLE POTENTIAL essay and remember all before the exam even starts. This form of memorizing helps no matter the subject, you want to memorize certain vocab , philosophical concepts or grammar points well you CAN DO JUST THAT! Why spend hours trying to memorize small paragraphs. By using anki I spend like 15 mins a day reviewing cards but in the begining it was more like 40mins. There are already premade decks on many subjects, you'll have to make your own to make the most use of the app. You can add mnemics , audio and videos to each card as well. Remember when making a card makesure it's "clauze deletion"
Example:
Here are some good videos on anki:
This is just a long video on anki watch this lasted ignore my order LOL
This video focuses on Chinese but you can use this knowledge for any language. Also watch this video on 1.75x or 2.00 speed he speaks far to slow in order to make it a 10 Min video
SKIP TO 3:05 THIS VIDEO PROBABLY HELPS U UNDERSTAND THE QUICKEST
It's time you used spaced Repetition , It's the Future, the Past and the Present
Anki basically does two things:
It is a tool to make flash cards
It is a tool that tells you what flash cards to study each day
Now number one is nothing fancy. There are a bazillion flashcard programs and you can use note cards to the same effect. No biggie.
Number two is where the action is at. When you see a card you tell Anki if you got it right, wrong, and how hard it was if you got it right. If you got it right and it was easy you won't see it again for a while. If you had trouble with it you will see it soon. You could do this by hand but it's complicated. Anki will do it automatically and will manage a collection of thousands of cards. The material you have learned will be reviewed rarely. Every six months or year eventually. Material which you just started learning will be reviewed regularly.
That's it...
https://apps.ankiweb.net/ < Here is the download link if your already interested in it.
I'll give a brief explantation on how it has helped me up to this point in my life. I've never been good at academics it wasn't till I came across /r/medschool subreddit that things finally changed . Up to that point I've always had average grades with no real prospects of studying abroad in a respected institution. But this shit did a 180 to my life my grades got better and I won a scholarship to study abroad. I use anki for EVERYTHING it's the reason I've been able to pass all my exams with ease. It's helped me pass the HSK,JLPT and TOPIK exams. I'm plan on taking TOEIC in April but I'm confident I will do well. I know some people have even used it to memorise the quran.
In the UK we write essay plans based on what we assume may pop up in our exams, the only problem with this is it takes to long to remember the plans, so you're limtied to maybe one or two topics. However, with anki not only can you remember these essay plans you CAN EVEN WRITE A WHOLE POTENTIAL essay and remember all before the exam even starts. This form of memorizing helps no matter the subject, you want to memorize certain vocab , philosophical concepts or grammar points well you CAN DO JUST THAT! Why spend hours trying to memorize small paragraphs. By using anki I spend like 15 mins a day reviewing cards but in the begining it was more like 40mins. There are already premade decks on many subjects, you'll have to make your own to make the most use of the app. You can add mnemics , audio and videos to each card as well. Remember when making a card makesure it's "clauze deletion"
Example:
Here are some good videos on anki:
This is just a long video on anki watch this lasted ignore my order LOL
This video focuses on Chinese but you can use this knowledge for any language. Also watch this video on 1.75x or 2.00 speed he speaks far to slow in order to make it a 10 Min video
SKIP TO 3:05 THIS VIDEO PROBABLY HELPS U UNDERSTAND THE QUICKEST
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