It’s become popular of late to “collect sentences”. As though this is a goal unto itself. There have even been a few discussions on the interwebs. Some have even blossomed into organized efforts with semi-elaborate controls on copyrighted works. I did my own experiment with these a while back because I thought this was a [...]
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What is an SRS, Really?
An interesting post over on the All Japanese All The Time blog, revisiting Spaced Repetition Systems, or SRS. Khatzumoto is making an observation about how certain knowledge makes its way into our long term memory that I would like to extend: Why do you remember your own name? Because your mother sat you down one [...]
What Did Your Last Test Teach You?
I’ve never been a fan of tests or reviews for the simple reason that they are rarely used to move you forward. Did poorly on a test because you had difficulty understanding the material? That’s nice, the class will be moving on now. Reviews, Tests, Quizzes and the like are typically used to determine what [...]