Hello everyone!
Well, once again, I haven't done much, but I did realise that I have a lot of study methods which I didn't upload onto here, so I figured I should before an angry horde or TSRians runs me over (although that's not very likely considering this basically is non-existent).
SO! For Portuguese, my teacher has set up study sets on Quizlet. They may be long but it's a fast way to cram vocab into your head the day before a vocab test. (notice how I'm using it??? It must say something about me...
) There's a mode called 'learn' where you can learn the vocab, but also some game-type ways of learning the words, too. It also has lists of the vocab that each study set teaches you, which comes in very useful when writing out flashcards.
But other than that, something which I used last year to memorise quotes for English Literature was an app called Memrise.
It also came with browser forms and all you had to do was type in the quotes you wanted to memorise and it would show you a jumbled-up version of the quote which you would have to reorder (it got very difficult when doing Shakespeare, trust me).
I'll put the link for it down below, in a spoiler.
To be honest, the majority of my time is used to finish homework and actually type up notes. I prefer to type up notes and then print out a hard copy of them so that you'll always have a backup of it in case something happens to it - something I learnt from experience.
And if you type up your notes you can print out lots of copies, and you can stick them up around the house- on your walls, doors, toilet, dining table, dressing table, your brother's face, your wardrobe, your phone, your ceiling, your dog.... just make sure you don't go crazy with the sticking.
Besides that, I've nothing else to offer you guys. It's been a very unproductive week.
Well, anyway, keep up with the revision! Once again, keep an eye out for new updates and thank you for checking this forum out!