DettaDon
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Study Linear Algebra/Calculus III d...
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Study Linear Algebra and Calculus III following my study plan(or upgraded version as I go) deeply. Avoiding surface level learning and cba. Making big picture connections to relevant subjects and interests.
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 fsalih
September 24, 2025, 4:24 AM
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| Alright, send me those stats and what you have done to study for these topics in the previous days. | |
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DettaDon
September 21, 2025, 4:36 AM
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@fsalih I will also have to provide you with my Anki statistics. Although Anki isn't my main method of study, me studying and adding cards is corollary with me being consistent with my study plan in general. |
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DettaDon
September 21, 2025, 4:30 AM
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Going to make this a little stricter @fsalih If I do not make do AT THE VERY LEAST : - 2 hours of deep encoding sessions per subject per week/periods - 4 hours of retrieval per week Do not validate my reports This won't count for the report due September 23rd, but moving on this is how we are gonna do this. I will also have to provide you my mind map work and written work working through problems as evidence for my encoding and my retrieval. If I cannot provide such do not report success. |
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fsalih
September 17, 2025, 4:33 AM
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| Keep up the good work Detta. Good luck with your upcoming exam. | |
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I have done a somewhat substantial Calc 3 mindmap and the beginning of the Linear Algebra mindmap.
I have a test very soon in Calc 3 and as a result is mixing both high level techniques that have a better outcome on the long term, and low level techniques to cram quickly(mainly flashcards of formulas, provided examples, and proofs).
My revision has been very poor but it's getting back on track. At the beginning of the semester I had some health issues which greatly increased my executive dysfunction, and I ended up procrastinating on revision and falling into urgency trap when tests starting coming in. But now, I am slowly but surely improving and actually applying my study plan to some extent. I also plan to work on a primitive version of my exercise bank idea to reduce the friction of exercising.
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