also over time, levels you master will "get old" / "break" and you have to revisit them (just one lesson) to restore it, and I find that rather helpful to consistently go back and refresh
The going back to refresh is really helpful, and I do like my timed recall, however, I don't think that the way duo does it is super helpful to me, but that might change if I use it for a longer period of time. We'll see. I might start using it again
i get frustrated with the sentences duo teaches. like why do i need to say this? however you dont have to fully master each level before moving to the next, you can do different sections at the same time and such, which helps switch up what you're focusing on. just since you said you struggled with how slow it was 🤷♀️
Maybe I should try using duo for a longer period of time. Or try switching it up. I'll try this and get back to you on how I feel about it. As of right now, I don't think this app is for me
also over time, levels you master will "get old" / "break" and you have to revisit them (just one lesson) to restore it, and I find that rather helpful to consistently go back and refresh
The going back to refresh is really helpful, and I do like my timed recall, however, I don't think that the way duo does it is super helpful to me, but that might change if I use it for a longer period of time. We'll see. I might start using it again
i get frustrated with the sentences duo teaches. like why do i need to say this? however you dont have to fully master each level before moving to the next, you can do different sections at the same time and such, which helps switch up what you're focusing on. just since you said you struggled with how slow it was 🤷♀️
Maybe I should try using duo for a longer period of time. Or try switching it up. I'll try this and get back to you on how I feel about it. As of right now, I don't think this app is for me