When the question comes up, Memrise requires to you enter it in exactly that order, which is irrelevant for learning these. How can I make Memrise accept these 9 answers in any order?
I think maybe youāre supposed to be able to separate your answers with a slash: / in order to get this effect, although I havenāt tested this myself.
Try changing your answer to the following and see what happens.
hmm tried this it didnāt work. still marked wrong for wrong order.
also the non-typing test w/e thatās called had a bunch of slashes in the boxes in addition to the choices from before
I just tried this with using two answers (āa/bā) and it accepts the answers āa bā and āb aā fine for me.
Iād suggesting trying it with just two answers separated by a slash and then if that works, work up from there to see if you can figure out whatās going on.
Accepts āa bā and āb aā, but doesnāt it also accept āaā and ābā? I think the slash method will ensure that the learner remembers one answer, not all nine.
I like Nukemarineās approach above. There is active testing + passive memory reinforcement, a powerful combination.
@Finnbarr - in other fields where students memorize a set of words, students often learn a mnemonic that has the first letter of each term. The order isnāt important, but having a list order helps the memory. That trick might help students recall all 9 classes instead of just 7 or 8. (example from Geometry - All of my children are bringing in peanut butter cookies - 10 separate memories compacted into one)
i gave up some chinese courses because of thatā¦ and another issue that drives me nutsā¦ for example you have voir and regardre both marked as to seeā¦ but when you have to write them you do not know which one to write as a def for to seeā¦ same in vietnamese that, those kia and do ā¦ how do i know which answer is okā¦ japanese fatherā¦ otousan or chichi ā¦
