Has anyone successfully used spaced repetition for highly associative knowledge? Ie opposite end of the spectrum from say vocabulary or encyclopediac fact sets... say a major mythology or a body of case law or an industrial sector history (including key stats)
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🙋🏻♀️New York Bar exam’s essay portion. For the multistate portion, the usual fact set memorization. For essays, I made cue cards based on vocabulary trigger words, with extrapolations on the back. Spaced reps throughout the study period to learn 3 years of law school in a few mos.
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Yes.
I used to highlight texts while reading, pull those highlights into Anki, and then convert them into active recall flashcards using either cloze deletion (fill in the blank) or Q&A.
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here is a post where he explains how he uses spaced repetition to digest an AI research paper augmentingcognition.com/ltm.html
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I'm creating something for learning mental models using spaced repetition.
Will send you the beta when it's ready.
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In such cases the spaced repetition is all about the associative memory just like memory palaces or other memory techniques. And ofc there are still a lot of bear facts to recall of all of those






