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+(This is a work-in-progress!
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+Let me know your honest feedback, thanks!)
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+(Also, this is CHAPTER 2 of my prototype.
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Remember: we need to space out our reviews with increasing gaps of time.
In the Leitner Box, we double the gap for each Level!
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Every card you get right goes up one Level.
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- And that's all there is to it!
- Here's how the game plays out, over several days:
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+ Here's how the game plays out, over a few days:
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That's it. That's how you can make long-term memory a choice.
Let's let that sink in. Take a break, and recall what we just learnt:
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Spaced Repetition almost seems too good to be true.
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Memory isn't a bookshelf
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That, I believe, is the best way to keep yourself motivated while learning:
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This way, you can connect facts to things you know,
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+[END OF CHAPTER TWO]
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+Sorry for the cliffhanger, again!
+The 3rd/final short chapter will have you make your own flashcards to these questions:
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+If you picked Anki/Tinycards, it'll help you download them and get started.
+If you picked a Leitner Box, it'll give you a 64-day calendar to download & print out.
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+And finally, to really help you get started and keep going, you'll also get to download a laptop/phone wallpaper
+to remind you to do your Spaced Repetition.
+You'll also get to download all the practice flashcards
+in this interactive comic, including the ones you just made. These can be your first cards!
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+Hopefully... this all helps you start using Spaced Repetition TODAY –
+letting you take better control of your learning, and fill the long-term memory library of your mind
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+Anyway, please let me know your honest feedback so far!
+Early feedback helps me a lot. Many thanks in advance!
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