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Miike012
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I've always preferred to read the book in order to understood the logic and theory behind the concepts in math and physics rather than just memorizing formulas. I believe the only thing one learns by memorizing formulas is how to plug in variables and one who tries to understand the logic and theory learns how to problem solve and develop their over all math and physics understanding. With that being said I think I've developed more skills than if I were to have just memorized formulas but as time passes I find myself forgetting the logic and theory in order to deduce the formulas.
My question is
is it beneficial to create note cards for long term memorization? And also do you use notecards in order to retain the material for longer periods of time?
However I still want to read the books because as I said I believe it's very important but I also want to make note cards with formulas and theory and proofs and whatever else I may thing is important so that hopefully I can retain the information in the long run.
Please post any thoughts and opinions. Thanks
My question is
is it beneficial to create note cards for long term memorization? And also do you use notecards in order to retain the material for longer periods of time?
However I still want to read the books because as I said I believe it's very important but I also want to make note cards with formulas and theory and proofs and whatever else I may thing is important so that hopefully I can retain the information in the long run.
Please post any thoughts and opinions. Thanks