Learning morse code should have some very important factors involved; It must be fun, challenging and it must be effective in making the student see that the work pays off rather fast.
The way to do this is firstly to learn some few letters which will be rather easy to remember and fast to learn then later to combine these letters into small words to be generated from a file.
As soon as the first group of letters are well known and almost perfectly received in any given combination, it is time to add a new letter. New words including the last letter are made and put into a text file to be generated until this last added letter will also be well known to the student.
This way of doing it is very important to get to learn the morse code in the very best way. It is absolutely not advisable to try to use a morse code keyer to send morse code whilst learning. This may cause a very bad rhythm which might be quite difficult to correct later on. To start by listening to and interpretting a perfectly sent morse code is the only good way of learning the correct rhythm of a perfect code and later to hear by yourself how your own keying is sounding. The best training method is to practise by first recording and then listening.
Morse code is all about rhythm and a bad rhythm is often very hard to read. Due to the important rhythm of the code, people who have a good sense of music will normally learn morse code faster than others.
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