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Personal approaches: Another Hierarchy of Study
Posted by johnG on Tuesday, July 18 @ 18:52:57 EDT (2598 reads)
Topic Study Approaches
| by Geoff Thevenot
Another player's observations; mileage may vary...
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Personal approaches: Hierarchy of Study
Posted by johnG on Tuesday, July 18 @ 11:16:51 EDT (2969 reads)
Topic Study Approaches
| by Ben Withers
The question about studying 9s got me to thinking about what words are most valuable to know in terms of effectively playing Scrabble. I have given this considerable thought over the last 3-4 years, after starting a program of study intended to eventually encompass all words up to 8 letters long.
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Personal approaches: Combine anagraming with study
Posted by john on Saturday, July 24 @ 06:11:55 EDT (6239 reads)
Topic Study Approaches
| Rob Robinsky wrote: Though I have a semi-photographic memory for words, I've found that
I learn more quickly and deeply when I actually work with the words
as I study them.
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Personal approaches: Different strokes
Posted by john on Friday, July 23 @ 17:37:20 EDT (1500 reads)
Topic Study Approaches
| If you've been following the cgp debate involving Brian Williams and John
O'Laughlin about 'playability' of bingos as measured by bingos that Bots
play...
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