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SuperMemo method is enough ?
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skarbek
Post created: 02-03-2009 19:54
Is SuperMemo method enough for learning languages ? What else are you going to do to achieve better effect?
What to do to not get too many repetitions?
    celia757
    Post created: 12-06-2010 06:09

     

     i want to know

      anna.cz
      SuperMemo World staff
      Post created: 10-10-2010 16:52

      Hi there :) I think that it's a perfect subject for a discussion to be held at our fan page on Facebook as there are more and more people there :) and I'd like to encourage you to start such.

      Regars,

      Ania

        Paul85
        Post created: 11-10-2010 16:40

        I would also like to know how to minimise repititions and am not part of Facebook.

        Please let me know.

         

        Regards

        P

          A1
          Post created: 12-10-2010 23:17

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            s_bharathh
            Post created: 21-05-2011 15:46

            The most efficient way to learn for me has been to make my own flash cards(always rem 20 ways of formulating knowledge in supermmeo webste) for supermemo, do regular repetitions and have a summary mind map of very very imp keywords for a final review and thats it.

              ignorantguru
              Post created: 04-02-2012 22:27

              Michel Thomas method gives a very digestible, if often overly simplistic, way of understqnding most grammars. Pimsleur gives listeners a fair bit of conversational fluency. After that, it's grammar and vocab exercises that'll push you over the edge into actually felling comfortable in a language.