On November 8th, 2014 I joined. On December 8th, 2014, I completed all… - Feed Post by KenjiSama
On November 8th, 2014 I joined.
On December 8th, 2014, I completed all Chapters in Level 1.
such a slow pace..............
On December 8th, 2014, I completed all Chapters in Level 1.
such a slow pace..............
posted by KenjiSama
Comments 9
Just need to complete all the level 1 kanji chapters too! Haha :P
Maybe taking my time as an example was a bad idea lol. Whatever your own pace is is the right pace for you.
@MintyHippo That's right.
As long as you don't stop practicing the pace doesn't matter that much.- Advice from Fairy Tail members! lol just kidding hehe
- Ahahah, all we need now is the old man to come in and tell us off. XD
THAT'S IT, I'M PICKING UP MY STUDY PACE AND, STUDYING LONGER!!!!!!!!! THIS PACE IS UNACCEPTABLE!!!!!!!
Punishable by Tsukuyomi- @MintyHippo Haha yeah :D
- I think I have a slow pace because I won't move on to another chapter until I remember the words by heart, and because I want 100 on all Chapters :D
- I view the Lessons feature as more of a simple introduction to new words/kanji, where you read carefully through everything once and then immediately afterwards take the test once (or until you get 100% correct). I don't think it's really a problem if you feel like you've forgotten mostly everything the next day. As long as when you first did the lesson the information entered your brain, then that seemingly forgotten information is probably still lurking in some dark neglected area of your brain somewhere.
Then when you use the Practice feature, you re-encounter the questions you learnt in the Lessons. When you see the Practice question maybe the answer choices will jog your memory. But even if you've completely forgotten and pick a random wrong answer, when you find out what the answer should have been you'll likely go "oh yeah, I remember that now, duh!". And Practice should keep smoothing out all the words/kanji you are struggling to remember until they're firmly in your mind. ^^
I answered a lot of Practice questions wrong when I started, almost just answering completely through trial and error, but I made sure I kept learning from each mistake.
