We learned about the experiments of Karpicke and Blunt in (3.4.2) Learn more after testing. In the experiments, subjects learned during the day and tested in a week. The memory is judged by whether or not they can recall after a week. If you are studying for the exam after one week, it is beneficial to raise the score in a week. However, in the long run, one-week memory is useless. We need to keep memories for many years. Let’s explore how we can create memories that last longer.
- (3.5.1) Review after you forget it
- (3.5.2) Leitner system
- (3.5.3) The easiness of the problem
- (3.5.4) The 20 rules to structure knowledge
- (3.5.5) Anki
- (3.5.6) Automatic adjustment of difficulty level
- (3.5.7) Make teaching materials yourself
- (Column) The remaining 15 rules to structure knowledge
Keyword: spaced repetition