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by PandaRider
18 days ago
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> I ended up with like 2 or 3 out of 10 complete proofs and the rest half finished on the final exam because I had the right starting points, but not enough practice using what I knew in unexpected ways. I feel ya. I memorised definitions for my algorithms course as well and also experienced diminishing rewards of using SRS flashcards (especially when the conceptual questions get more novel). Like what you say, we have to practice using the factual knowledge enough by writing proofs. The next generation of flashcards would probably use AI to generate concise questions on writing proofs. [1] A Little Randomness May Not Be Enough - https://www.scotthyoung.com/blog/2014/11/07/srs-for-concepts... Thank you for sharing your experiences! |
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