I've tried this several times, but I always find that by the time I've been stumped by something enough times to write it down, I'm on the verge of having it learned anyway. So, my cheat sheets just become random bits of paper full of stuff I already know, and I start new ones. Rinse and repeat. It's a nifty trick but I don't think there's any substitute for good ol' repetition and understanding.
Right, but while you might know how to do it, the person next to you may not. I write stuff down because it might be an issue that I encounter once every 6 months and I hate to have to relearn it, but also someone might run into the same issue, and I can expend less brain power/time to help someone else learn it.
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I've tried this several times, but I always find that by the time I've been stumped by something enough times to write it down, I'm on the verge of having it learned anyway. So, my cheat sheets just become random bits of paper full of stuff I already know, and I start new ones. Rinse and repeat. It's a nifty trick but I don't think there's any substitute for good ol' repetition and understanding.
Ha! When you're old enough you'll forget what you've forgotten you've forgotten.
Right, but while you might know how to do it, the person next to you may not. I write stuff down because it might be an issue that I encounter once every 6 months and I hate to have to relearn it, but also someone might run into the same issue, and I can expend less brain power/time to help someone else learn it.