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> Seriously, go learn how to train your memory. Research it like you’re trying to decide on a new framework. Use what works best for you. Any pointers on this
by datpiff 4y ago
> Seriously, go learn how to train your memory. Research it like you’re trying to decide on a new framework. Use what works best for you.
Any pointers on this one? It's hard to tell what is BS
- stealthcat 4y agoNot OP, but in my experience, two methods actually work for me 1. Use SRS (spaced repetition system) like Anki to learn a difficult-to-read language. Slowly but consistently ~1 hour a day learn mandarin or japanese. Personally I managed to get JLPT N3 this way in ~2 years. 2. Specific to muslims: Memorize the Quran with the Itqan method [0]. Literally intense drilling by reciting 100+ times for a page of Quran a day by looking the page then 100+ times not looking. Can spend 2-4 hours easily for a page. [0] https://hifdh.weebly.com/mauritanian.html https://hifdh.weebly.com/mauritanian.html Personally Itqan method is way harder than SRS but retention is faster and stronger even without revision for months.
- withinboredom 4y agoI don’t remember the technique but it boils down to everything having a “place” in my memory. Don’t spend money on this, these kinds of things are what public libraries are for.
- datpiff 4y agoThis one ? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Method_of_loci https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Method_of_loci
- withinboredom 4y agoThat’s the one!