Sister Amna4's approach is really good with keeping a written version somewhere in front of you on the prayer rug where you can see it and then read off of it. Insha'Allah very soon you will not need to look at the written version and will just recite everything on your own (which should be the goal, to eliminate the written version (during salat) as soon as possible). Also, though needless to say, please be careful to treat those papers (with the written wordings of salah) with respect and make sure they don't come under your feet etc, then keep them in a safe place when they are not being used. When you are done with them and don't need to make salat by reading from the paper anymore, you may continue to keep them in a safe place or dispose of them by burning or putting them through a fine-cut shredder.
I do something similar whenever I'm trying to learn a new dua or dhikr to recite after salat (or in general). I save the image of the dua/ayat/dhikr in Arabic on my phone and then I read it by looking after salat (or at any time) and eventually Alhamdulillah it becomes memorized & the need to do it by looking is eliminated.
May Allah

reward you all abundantly for your effort in trying to learn and perfect your direction connection (salah) with the Creator. Ameen.
Please remember in your duas.

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