Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="AKCoverMan" data-source="post: 4590367" data-attributes="member: 17867">Different people have different learning styles.&nbsp; The writing a million times method may work.&nbsp; The flash cards may work.&nbsp; There are training videos and apps on line. Here’s another thought.&nbsp; Make an audio recording reading the keys out loud.&nbsp; Don’t just recite them in a droning monotone voice, speak them slowly and clearly, and put some feeling and inflection into your voice as you record it.&nbsp; Go a little over the top like a bad actor trying too hard.&nbsp;&nbsp; You could be dramatic, or comic, or hell do a pirate accent, it really doesn’t matter.Now listen to that silly thing before and after each break and lunch.&nbsp; Takes two minutes.&nbsp; Hearing your own over animated voice will stick in your memory.&nbsp; &nbsp; Another idea: have your significant other record it and listen to their voice.It’s the same way you involuntarily learn lyrics to songs you hear; your mind remembers the way the singer sounded which brings along the memory of the words. Good luck!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AKCoverMan, post: 4590367, member: 17867"] Different people have different learning styles. The writing a million times method may work. The flash cards may work. There are training videos and apps on line. Here’s another thought. Make an audio recording reading the keys out loud. Don’t just recite them in a droning monotone voice, speak them slowly and clearly, and put some feeling and inflection into your voice as you record it. Go a little over the top like a bad actor trying too hard. You could be dramatic, or comic, or hell do a pirate accent, it really doesn’t matter. Now listen to that silly thing before and after each break and lunch. Takes two minutes. Hearing your own over animated voice will stick in your memory. Another idea: have your significant other record it and listen to their voice. It’s the same way you involuntarily learn lyrics to songs you hear; your mind remembers the way the singer sounded which brings along the memory of the words. Good luck! [/QUOTE]

Verification