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>So if I want to learn European capitals I interleave it with what? The tennis/serve example is obvious, the rest is not. In principle it should be another pie
by scythe 12y ago
>So if I want to learn European capitals I interleave it with what? The tennis/serve example is obvious, the rest is not.
In principle it should be another piece of knowledge which makes "European capitals" useful, in the same way that having a good backhand gives you more opportunities to serve. Examples would be "European systems of government", "European political movements", "European international politics and diplomacy", "European countries", etc. It's a little harder to think of, perhaps, because "European capitals" per se seems to many people to be an almost useless piece of knowledge.
- n8m 12y agoI agree. A simple strategy for the "European capitals" would be to learn the size of them in conjunction. I guess the key is to search for something useful that you can relate to easier? For Example: London, 8.3 Mil; Berlin 4.3 Mil and so on...
- sitkack 12y agoEuropean capitals are the centers of political decision for a country, but one could find the capitals for cheese, mathematics, water colors, etc.