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i tried this method and it useful for remembering passwords/phone #'s but of limited use for studying and understanding languages/math/coding/etc. might be more
by jti107 5y ago
i tried this method and it useful for remembering passwords/phone #'s but of limited use for studying and understanding languages/math/coding/etc. might be more useful for things like medicine where you have to remember lots of info.
the most effective way i've found to learn and remember is:
1. flashcards with spaced repetition (like anki, etc.)
2. then teaching it to someone (or pretend like you're teaching a class)/implementing it in code
3. solve a challenging problem. this could be trying the harder problems in the textbook and asking for help from the professor or exploring using it in novel ways.