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  • Myogan
    Member
    • Aug 2015
    • 376

    Srs . Srs . . . Srs . . . . . Srs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .srs

    Currently using WaniKani, but other products use this as well.


    Gassho
    Sat
    Marc Connery
    明岩
    Myo̅ Gan - Bright Cliff

    I put the Monkey in Monkeymind
  • Eishuu

    #2
    I use Anki and Memrise, which I find useful. Kanji Koohi has an SRS flashcard system for Heisig's mnemonic approach to remembering the kanji https://kanji.koohii.com/

    I think SRS combined with mnemonics is a really good way to memorise stuff. Good to hear in this video that if it's frustrating it's probably working! I really should do mine every day, but I don't.

    Thanks for sharing this video. My sister's just started a university degree so I'll send it to her as I've been attempting to explain SRS to her recently and this will make it simpler!

    Gassho
    Lucy
    ST/LAH

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    • Kyonin
      Dharma Transmitted Priest
      • Oct 2010
      • 6748

      #3
      Thank you for this video Myogan!

      I am currently using Duolingo and it hits the spot on spaced repetition... to the point that it's annoying but in a good way.

      I wonder if I can apply this to music... lets experiment!

      Gassho,

      Kyonin
      Sat/LAH
      Hondō Kyōnin
      奔道 協忍

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