#learning #memo
the longer the time you need to remember knowledge, the more you benefit from simplifying your items!
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20 rules of formulating knowledge in learning
You might want to experiment and try to learn two subjects using the two above approaches and see for yourself what advantage is brought by minimum information principle. This is particularly visible in the long perspective, i.e. <span>the longer the time you need to remember knowledge, the more you benefit from simplifying your items !
Note in the example above how short the questions are. Note also that the answers are even shorter! We want a minimum amount of information to be retrieved from memory in a single repeti Summary
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