Five-minute church
The original idea is:
Just remember the following three points:
1: know what five are: one b
2: know the distribution characteristics of the five pens on the keyboard: identify the first and second strokes of the root
Five keys to the left of the middle line
Five keys to the left of the top line, five keys to the right, and five keys to the right
5 on the left side of the line is "b."
(e. G. Chart blue pen bits: bounded by the middle yellow line, moving from the middle to the side, 5 bits per 丨丿丶b)
3: the principle of distribution of the roots: (this is how the inventors place so many roots)
A: first fixed area for each root, second positioning (70% of the root is consistent with this principle, so the first one knows which of the five keys in which area, and the second one is located in which of the five keys? You can try all the roots in the root map by this principle, take out the special circle, not much, but 25% of the bottom 5%, and remove the special memory method, only a few of them
B: roots with special memory methods (25 per cent): it's like a "k" for "k"
C: the root of words that can only be written down (only 5%): for example, "mudingsi" in "s"
All right! Let's go
1 the first of the root of the word “king” is “i”, the second of which is “i”, so the word “over and above” in the five keys to the left of the middle-line cross-section (first key, g key)
2 the root of the word “earth” starts with the word “one”, the second with the word “single”, so the word “strings” is placed in the middle to the outside of the five keys of the left of the row (second key, f key)
3 "big" starts with "i," and the second with "little", so "little." on the left-hand side of the five keys, the left-hand side, the middle-to-out slot
I'm sorry.
70% of the roots that fit this principle will be forgotten, and the rest will be easy to remember
So if you don't have to take that painful decision, skip it, and go straight to the slitting stage, you can use it as a three-word decision
You don't have to take it back. Just take it down a few times, you'll learn five hard-to-do stories
It's the least heavy, fastest way to enter
It's the worst thing an inventor has ever done! It's too complicated to remember
Now the learning cycle has been streamlined into five minutes of theory - > > > > > > > > > ok! >
Five strokes of pain in the back: theories-- > > > > > > > > ! ! % > ! ! % ! ! ! % ! ! ! % ! ! ! ! % ! ! ! ! % ! ! ! ! ! % ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
