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To add to the list, for those who don't know about it, there's spaced repetition software. There are some situations where rote memorization is indeed useful, e
by f_sav 17y ago
To add to the list, for those who don't know about it, there's spaced repetition software. There are some situations where rote memorization is indeed useful, e.g. learning vocabulary (well _using_ the vocabulary is better, but memorizing is a good first step). I personally use Mnemosyne, but there are lots of such programs (the most well-known being Supermemo), many web apps too.
Here's a database of reviews of flashcard-type software: http://learn.how.to/ http://learn.how.to/