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20 rules of knowledge formulation - supermemo.guru

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This article by Dr Piotr Wozniak is part of SuperMemo Guru series on memory, learning, creativity, and problem solving. The way we formulate knowledge in learning has a monumental impact on memory. Well-phrased questions make learning easy. Well-structured knowledge will help keep it in memory for life. Effective learning: 20 rules of knowledge formulation, compiled in 1999, describes the most important rules needed to effectively formulate good questions for long-term retention. Below I provide a concise executive summary (esp. for those interested in incremental reading). With the advent of incremental reading, the rules have been modified, and re-prioritized. Changes of formulation strategy in incremental reading: A simple and universal litmus test for a good formulation is pleasure of learning. Each time you see a drop in pleasure, come back to this text and see if you can find a rule violation that might be responsible for the decline in fun. We should strive at maximum applicabil

20 rules of knowledge formulation - supermemo.guru 20 rules of knowledge formulation From supermemo.guru Jump to navigation Jump to search This article by Dr Piotr Wozniak is part of SuperMemo Guru series on memory, learning, creativity, and problem solving. Contents 1 Introduction 2 Summary: 20 rules 3 New rules: incremental reading 4 Meta rule: Pleasure of learning 5 Meta rule: Applicability 6 Meta rule: Real life use 7 Meta rule: Simplicity 8 Parallels with AI 9 Danger of flashcards Introduction The way we formulate knowledge in learning has a monumental impact on memory. Thoughtfully craft

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