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+ An Interactive Comic
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+ In Greek mythology, the Muses, the goddesses of inspiration...
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+ ...were the daughters of Mnemosyne: the goddess of Memory.
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+ Meanwhile, in classrooms around the world:
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+ Memorization gets a bad rap.
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+ We all know too well school's "drill and kill" rote memorization.
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+ But not only are traditional lectures & study techniques boring,
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+ What if there was a better way?
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+ What if you could play a memory card game with yourself,
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+ which would help you store anything you choose
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+ Now, what if I said THIS ALREADY EXISTS.
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+ I first started using Spaced Repetition earlier this year,
+ when I begun learning French on my own.
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+ Within two months of using Spaced Repetition,
+ I'd learnt more words than I did in two years
+ of high school French.
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+ But wait, there's more!
+ A friend then showed me how to use Spaced Repetition to learn anything,
+ not just new languages.
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+ Since then, I've also been using it to learn programming,
+ ukulele chords, poems, and interesting tidbits from articles & talks
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+ I've even seen people use Spaced Repetition to
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+ by using it to remember details about friends
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+ and acquaintances (names, faces, occupations)...
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+ or using it to remember what to do/not do,
+ to make new habits or break bad habits!
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+ so what's the catch
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+ None! It's free, it's evidence-based,
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+ you can do Spaced Repetition with a shoebox.
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+ In this interactive comic, I'll show you
+ WHY it works, HOW it works, and help you get started using Spaced Repetition today.
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+ Okay, the catch is this:
+ it's hard to create any new habit,
+ even a simple habit like Spaced Repetition.
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+ But, I hope this interactive comic will help you take the first few steps.
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+ By having you learn about Spaced Repetition
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+ USING Spaced Repetition!
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+Heck, let's practice it right now!
+Spaced Repetition is like flashcards, but with a twist.
+Go through these cards, and see how well you remember them:
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+ The twist is in the timing.
+ Spaced Repetition spaces out when you repeat a card,
+ in a clever, scientifically-backed way.
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+ (we'll practice Spaced Repetition a few more times in this interactive comic)
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+ I'll explain more later,
+ but for now, I want to say what Spaced Repetition is not:
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+ It's not a "study trick".
+ It's not a "life hack".
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+ It's a way to take back control of your mind.
+ To make long-term memory a choice.
+ To develop a lifelong love for learning...
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+ ...to mother your own, inner Muse.
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