Hi Everyone!

I am currently working on memorizing the valid argument forms and I was just wondering if there were any study methods yall used to help you memorize them aside from the curriculum. I have had a bit more trouble with this section than I have with others so any feedback or suggestions that may have helped yall master these concepts would be greatly appreciated!

Best,

Liz

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  • Wednesday, Aug 19 2015

    Thanks everyone!!! So awesome to get this much support.

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  • Tuesday, Aug 18 2015

    I have a little note pack of things I need to remember... biconditionals, valid/invalid argument forms! I review it every morning while I blow dry my hair! (multittasking FTW)

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  • Tuesday, Aug 18 2015

    Hey, it may not be necessary, but it certainly is sufficient. Thanks to certain proclivities that I partook of in college (which I do not regret), my memory is completely shot. :)

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  • Tuesday, Aug 18 2015

    That is Mountain Dew levels of extreme right there...

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  • Tuesday, Aug 18 2015

    Flashcards: Use'em, abuse'em, til you just don't need'em anymore.

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  • Tuesday, Aug 18 2015

    This may be considered extreme, but since conventional wisdom says it takes 21 times of doing something to create a habit (which is what memorization essentially is), I drilled (using flash cards) the valid and invalid arguments for no more than 10 minutes once a day for 21 days straight. I've never had to review the arguments since.

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  • Tuesday, Aug 18 2015

    Flash cards are definitely the way to go if you're trying to memorise them. Having the valid and invalid forms on index cards, and drilling them together helped me, that way I had to actually think about it rather than just look at it.

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