Learning Math: Work Notes
- Eventually, many answers are memorized. This results in fast, reliable access and helps us perform complicated skills smoothly.
- The procedure of counting is more compact than an array of memorized facts. Thus the method is learned first, with fluently recalled answers coming only after much more experience.
- The counting procedure can act as a backup.
- The choice to use memorization or a procedure to find an answer depends on the effort needed to perform the procedure, the reliability of the procedure, and incentives surrounding accuracy.
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