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July 2002
Tips: Daily Exercise
The most effective exercise program is a regular one- occasional
exertions have little long term benefit and may actually be damaging.
Similarly, using Scriptorian regularly will produce the best results
for exercising your memory and retaining what you want to learn. In
fact, trying to learn a large amount of information in one sitting
will not only be difficult, but likely produce a dislike of the
process as well. Working with a manageable set of items on a regular,
preferably daily, basis will produce the best results and easily fit
into most everyone's schedule. For those who are in front of the
computer for a good portion of the day, Scriptorian's Pop Up mode is
an excellent way to fit in regular review and learning.
It is also important to take time to review the items you have
learned. It is not necessary to review all items every day or two, but
it is a good idea to develop some type of system where you can
regularly revisit all the items you have learned in order to retain
them. For example, if you have a study list of 100 scriptures you have
already memorized, reviewing 5 each day will allow you to review all
of them in 20 days. Scriptorian's weighting system will help you work
on those items you haven't reviewed recently or those that you are
struggling with.
How do you use Scriptorian? Have you come up with some ideas that may
be useful for others? Please feel free to share them with us.
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