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Issues with memory 04/15/26(Wed)05:48:12 No.34434341

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How do I achieve mechanical memorization that is accurate? Is there a trick or is it just spending more time reading and rereading. 90% of what I will be evaluated and examined is mechanical memorization, I must retain and recite thousands of data and books. Teachers say it's just perseverance and rereading

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Anonymous
04/15/26(Wed)07:53:04 No.34434408

Anonymous 04/15/26(Wed)07:53:04 No.34434408▶

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The scientifically supported method of memorization is spaced repetition. If you really need to memorize something, you should use Anki.

My hypothesis is that if you make an effort to retain information and question whether you still have it stored, you're exercising your memory. However, don't limit yourself to using Anki. Just follow the process mentioned.

Anonymous
04/15/26(Wed)08:28:19 No.34434441

Anonymous 04/15/26(Wed)08:28:19 No.34434441▶

>>34434341
I forgot the question

Op
04/15/26(Wed)17:27:06 No.34434956

Op 04/15/26(Wed)17:27:06 No.34434956▶

>>34434408
But if I use the traditional method, which is simpler, should I still memorize everything I studied? Months of preparation and hundreds of rereads, just through brute force and hours of study?

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