I just installed reorder, and am not completely sure what the best settings are for it. Would be glad to get some suggestions! (Apparently an average level up of 11 days 11 hours is slow by some standards)

[image] polv: Who cares about radicals? Main reason I care is to guru them. After that, I agree completely. (I know I know, I could just override it.) [image] AnimeCanuck: I’m totally a “Take it slow” person, though… so you’ll probably want more advice from someone on the Gotta Go Fast t…

[image] alexbeldan: [image] polv: Who cares about radicals? Main reason I care is to guru them. After that, I agree completely. (I know I know, I could just override it.) As for me, radical names aren’t that hard to remember. Also, I usually remember Koichi’s naming and mnemonics. Usua…

My ideal time frame is 10-14 days a level, but since I’ve come back from my 6 month hiatus I’m all “who cares, as long as I’m doing something!” I think the sweet spot was 12 days a level… that was doable when I was consistently doing 20 new lessons a day… but now when I’m doing 10, 5, and sometimes…

Because I don’t want to retype: [image] On another topic At levelup (i.e. first half of a level): Use reorder to do all Radical lessons immediately, and use Ultimate Timeline to know when Radical reviews will be available. Guru’ing radicals takes 3.5 days, so I go to the Level screen to see ho…

I do nearly exactly the same as @rfindley , except at the beginning of the level I usually do my kanjis within the first two days instead of the first three.

It’s true that “your pace” is the right pace, in the sense that you can’t force yourself to go faster if you aren’t retaining stuff or if you simply don’t have time for reviews. But in this case, he wants to know how the mechanics work, because you can easily unintentionally stay on one level for a …

I only recently started using the reorder script also. I tend to do all my lessons at once when I level up, and when I’m short on time, I use the script to give me the radicals and kanji first. The downside of this is that I end up with a pretty big review pile in the days after this, so the reorder…

You are the voicie of wisdom. Pre-study is the key, at least for me too. And who cares about radicals.

I did pre-study radicals with anki (it doesn’t have all the radical pictures tho) and did make really good mnemonics for all new kanji. Before i was mess but now i have 100 % rate with radicals and kanji. I will pre-study kanji too with anki now (luckily it should have all pics for those). I glance …

When I was in Team Gotta Go Fast, I did pre-study by creating my own worksheet for the upcoming level and it worked very well as I recall. I’d look at the mnemonics and rewrite them if I didn’t think they would work out.

How do I use reorder to maximize my time while not changing the quality of learning?

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chrispthompson April 24, 2017, 12:44pm 20

There is a fantastic script for this by @rfindley

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