The Best Flashcard Method (USING QUIZLET)

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[@JaniceStudies]

I hope you guys enjoyed this video and let me know if you try this method!

[@luciathefemininewoman]

I've been quite obsessed with writing, so writing prompts for studying sounds perfect for me. Because I've been planning to write more often when it comes to being a writer.

[@dandelione544]

HiJanice，it seems the free Quizlet only allows to create 2 cards for the study set? Are you illustrating with a subscribed one? thank you!

[@lvl5popcap]

This method helped me remember 150+ pages of material in just a week of practice! I owe my A+ exams to your advice.

[@Sunflower-bo2mc]

lvl5popcap how many flash cards did you use?

[@Sunflower-bo2mc]

Just curious

[@arifturgan]

@@Sunflower-bo2mc I have a question: what is so difficult about adding an adjustable time interval to the play mode? We have been asking for this for months now, and it seems like such a simple and essential feature. The play mode is worthless if it doesn't give you as much time as you need to LEARN the information. Obviously there is a built-in interval coded into the page. How hard is it to add a basic text box and assign the interval equal to the user input? I love Quizlet, but the absence of such a basic feature that could make the study experience SO much better is extremely frustrating.

[@Michael-rc5ks]

Just use Anki instead of Quizlet, it's more effective

[@lvl5popcap]

@@Sunflower-bo2mc Sorry I just noticed your reply and I believe I made 1 card to summarize each page, so about 150 cards

[@vivienh1215]

I use sort of the same method but instead of making blanks, I make my own "exam questions". So I would write "Explain how X pathway relates to Y" and then write the answer on the back. I find it so helpful and most of the questions I make are asked in some shape or form in the exam as well!

[@luciathefemininewoman]

So here's a summary for everyone who watches this video. When it comes to studying the traditional method. The study techniques that are outdated like the way students studies flashcards. Instead of studying traditionally by having the term on one side, and the other for what information includes about the term. A better and efficient way of studying flashcards is to turn them in to fill in the blanks it's like writing prompts. However, before any student makes these kinds of flashcards make sure to review your materials. Like other than taking notes it's important to study actively by using active reading strategies such as doing exercises, practice tests, mind maps, teach yourself or teach others, marginal notes, and making summary sheets without looking at the source such as your notes, and books. When you have finally reviewed or study your material then you can go and make your flashcards. Seeing that doing this way before making them is if you don't know what you have reviewed or studied. Studying with flashcards will be hard if you don't review your materials. Also for those who like the paper method and use Janice's method of studying flashcards. Quizlet allows you to print your flashcards as long you follow the instructions for printing. Like you get to choose which layouts you see fits your preference just follow the instructions by step before printing and you'll have your own flashcards printed.

[@arifturgan]

I have a question: what is so difficult about adding an adjustable time interval to the play mode? We have been asking for this for months now, and it seems like such a simple and essential feature. The play mode is worthless if it doesn't give you as much time as you need to LEARN the information. Obviously there is a built-in interval coded into the page. How hard is it to add a basic text box and assign the interval equal to the user input? I love Quizlet, but the absence of such a basic feature that could make the study experience SO much better is extremely frustrating.

[@lengting]

Your comment ruined my mood 🤬

[@NicoleB-mp1zg]

Currently studying nursing and the fact that I know the answers to these quizlets has restored my faith in passing this semester 😍 Thanks again for the super helpful video!

[@ambiguoususername2966]

Wow. Why have I never thought of this! So excited to try this now. Thank you!

[@Simba.Luna.]

Great!! Yes when you use this method you read that question so many times all the information stays in your memory. I use this sometimes but after watching your video I'm going to create more flashcards like this.

[@harrietjones1409]

I am in LOVE with your videos! They are all so good. Thank you for the awesome content!! X

[@hadeealhassanawi5647]

Did this method when studying for my final in aerodynamics and ended with an A!

[@passionade7641]

You just earned a sub. This was easy and to the point. I'm back in college as an adult changing careers. Thank you so much! Look forward to seeing more of your videos.

[@Dancemorph]

Digital flashcards are fast,reliant and more manageable than physical ones! By the way i also use quizlet!😊

[@wherezthebeef]

Obviously not a person on earth today who isn't aware that digital flashcards and apps can be had. Some people prefer old fashion paper, I for one prefer index cards. Sometimes you just want the feel of something other than a phone and staring at yet another screen. Even better to write them out by hand than to print them, imho, for retention purposes, although maybe typing in both sides works too.. in any event, more interaction than just installing an app.

[@arifturgan]

I have a question: what is so difficult about adding an adjustable time interval to the play mode? We have been asking for this for months now, and it seems like such a simple and essential feature. The play mode is worthless if it doesn't give you as much time as you need to LEARN the information. Obviously there is a built-in interval coded into the page. How hard is it to add a basic text box and assign the interval equal to the user input? I love Quizlet, but the absence of such a basic feature that could make the study experience SO much better is extremely frustrating.

[@aishwaryajha9675]

@@wherezthebeef *Boomer alert*

[@rubenmunoz2912]

Love your videos Janice! I found your channel bc I'm thinking on leave my old paper notebooks and start using a phone or a tablet to write during classes... Already subscribed :)

[@jannmikoingelrabagogamingc6012]

Thank you very much! This pretty much repairs the problem I have with using the traditional method for my past 1 and a half years of college education. Thank you very much, Ma'am!

[@carmenoana3870]

this looks great i’ll definitely give it a try. thank you!

[@That_LeoValdez_fan]

Oh wow! This is exactly what I was looking for! I recently found out about how effective flashcards are and the traditional flash card way doesn't really apply for my school's studies, so I was looking for a video that explains how to use flashcards differently and then I found this! New sub! ❤

[@firefighter2699]

I think you just saved me from failing the nremt. I’ve always had a hard time studying and memorizing lots of information, but I’m already noticing how much more effective it is. Thank god for KZbin algorithm coming through for once 😂😂😂😂

[@jasmineflower236]

Thank you for this method!

[@manahilnasir1339]

I have my checkpoints next year and one of the topics requires learning the periodic table so I hope this app is going to be really helpful!!

[@muhammadhazim1058]

This is very helpful! Thanks

[@Gmanj26]

The love the way you do flash cards it’s the best way to remember answers to the flash card terms. Thanks for making this video! I’m a few years late tho 😂

[@lvhao5105]

thank you. your content is excellent.

[@lethumthiyane5245]

I’m using this for grade 12 Wish me luck

[@vanilla99_AE]

Was good fellow?

[@markrice2855]

I also found that making important words or phrases bold is a help. You can accomplish this by placing an asterisk before and after the word or phrase. *bold*

[@remochii]

Okay that was a sweet tip. Thank you so much it makes a hell lot of difference 🏆

[@golfhwang]

I usually get a multiple choice exam and literally put the full question and for the answer I would put a,b,c,d and that usually worked best

[@WhereWhoMe]

That's a pretty good way to make flashcards. It has me wishing I had classes that are more memory based now. :)

[@JaniceStudies]

Thank you! It is soo useful for memory-based classes!

[@arifturgan]

I have a question: what is so difficult about adding an adjustable time interval to the play mode? We have been asking for this for months now, and it seems like such a simple and essential feature. The play mode is worthless if it doesn't give you as much time as you need to LEARN the information. Obviously there is a built-in interval coded into the page. How hard is it to add a basic text box and assign the interval equal to the user input? I love Quizlet, but the absence of such a basic feature that could make the study experience SO much better is extremely frustrating.

[@yutafromtokyo9918]

This is very true and useful, thank you! We can use this method for teaching 2nd language grammar, too. (EX; How old are you? ), Not just vocab.

[@arifturgan]

I have a question: what is so difficult about adding an adjustable time interval to the play mode? We have been asking for this for months now, and it seems like such a simple and essential feature. The play mode is worthless if it doesn't give you as much time as you need to LEARN the information. Obviously there is a built-in interval coded into the page. How hard is it to add a basic text box and assign the interval equal to the user input? I love Quizlet, but the absence of such a basic feature that could make the study experience SO much better is extremely frustrating.

[@vantrinh3623]

Do you think instead of filling in the blanks you ask a question would lead to the same effects?

[@cupiepirlo3421]

My presentation is tomorrow I didn't knew how to do a thing thanks for teaching me

[@rafael7547]

Using the clozer option on Anki makes a lot of easy

[@mybeautifulcali4479]

This is the best idea I've seen so far. It's working great with building my kids' vocab. Thank you.

[@arthurfernandes4160]

Anki has a fill the blank feature very easy to use

[@winterberry3412]

fill in the blank is such a good idea

[@josuepaz4959]

I like your accent, I am learning English and someday I want to have an accent like yours

[@julio2922]

Very nice ,

[@shayna5774]

how did u download it?

[@mckenna8663]

I was hoping that you would tell us about printing out the flash cards. I really need something that I can walk around with... That is not my tablet or cell phone. I need paper cards. If you know how to do this and would like to make another video - - boy that would help! Thanks

[@margotbultynck]

quizlet.com/nl/help/2444090/printing-on-quizlet

[@tanksgirl1974]

i’m have problems finding the exact questions for CWEA Grade 2 ECI not Operations OPS

[@CraftyAlli]

Is quizlet free?(on computer)

[@veganwaterman.-8605]

Yes

[@zakhar7233]

Супер!Дякую!

[@TamNguyen811]

What do you think is better? Quizlet or Anki?

[@bottleofwater1675]

Tam Nguyen for me Quizlet

[@grxk5181]

Quizlet for me. Easier to use.

[@gowthamkumar8345]

Can you make a video about mindmapping on iPad?

[@JaniceStudies]

I'm not too familiar with mindmapping on iPad! Sorry :)

[@Kencan254]

Does Quizlet have image occlusion function?

[@kianaagustin5352]

no

[@jaguargaming9825]

How do I study history with it

[@luciathefemininewoman]

Excuse me for the late reply. It's the same way as Janice Studies explain although, it's for a different course and field. Write the writing prompt and leave spaces in between because your answers will be on another side of the flashcard when you flip over the flashcard. I hope it helps and also a bonus, since history involves a lot of concepts or images you can still use images to help you study.

[@058muhammadwafiibinothman9]

can i print out the flash card that i made???

[@grxk5181]

yes

[@SoNick25]

nice method. can you make flashcards like this using the mobile app?

[@monsterocity]

Yeah, you can

[@luciathefemininewoman]

lol the keyboard noises

[@lillycallsen3587]

What is the app you mention first? anchey?

[@viceman360]

Anki

[@drraviverma6319]

Ankindroid

[@guhaneshs3220]

Is the app free

[@winterberry3412]

Yes

[@mlukahot]

Look: all I want is flashcard to learn italian. You know: un - uno, deux - due (or is it duo???), How can I do that????

[@luciaramirez2693]

Hi! I think you could put un in the term part, and uno in the definition part, so in the front you would have the word in a language, and in the back, in the other language

[@astrielle446]

Are you French? Because I'm learning French and the numbers are literally 1 and 2 in French.

[@crabcakes4194]

Everything is digital now I can save trees win win

[@hcm9999]

The biggest problem is why use flashcards in the first place. I have never used flashcards. I don't understand them. I don't know why anyone would want to use them. First, it takes a long time to write them. Second, it may take a long time to read them and get the answers correctly. Third, they look boring, tiring, tedious and time-consuming. Why not just read a book? In the same time you create and read flashcards you could just read a book. Or, if you are studying something like Physics or Mathematics, you should just solve a bunch of exercises from a textbook. Most textbooks have plenty of exercises for you to practice. All you have to do is solve them. The book author already prepared all the exercises for you, you don't need to write them, unlike flashcards. If you are learning a foreign language you should read as much as possible. Reading is the best way to acquire vocabulary. You consult the dictionary for the words necessary to understand the text. Reading is much more fun, entertaining and engaging than using flashcards. By reading you always see the word in context. Flashcards on the other hand take the words out of context. It is much harder to memorize and understand them. Flashcards are completely inefficient compared to just reading.

[@technoandbldr4429]

Because it uses active recall in your brain and this is what actively helps you memorize stuff

[@Raj-hg2dp]

Do you always read the entire textbook before every exam

[@hcm9999]

@@Raj-hg2dp Each exam is about the entire textbook?

[@peachesasmr9366]

please dont do this your giving yourself hints..

[@winterberry3412]

Is that bad?

[@trojanhorse6701]

vocal fry?