Re: how can a value be retrieved from an event loop?
DL Neil via Tutor <[email protected]>
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On 11/18/23 11:15, Phil wrote: > I used to be able to read a text book from cover to cover and then do > well in an exam, now I cannot even remember reading the book. A > failing memory is just yet another frustration of ageing. We were taught to make notes as we read - something that has passed out-of-favor. Nevertheless, psychology tells us that if we write notes we are more likely to remember* (so, why write the notes then?), and if we re-read those notes at the end of the day (for example), and then againt at the end of the week; the "spaced repetition" assists transfer from short-term, to long-term memory! Even our digirati grand-children suddenly discover (a) the value of taking notes, and (b) the pyschology of writing with a pen cf typing - which may be even more of a surprise! * more likely than if we didn't take notes -- Regards =dn Research topic: Cognitive Psychology _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - [email protected] To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor