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Revision-wise, flashcards are pretty good.
But, do you think you should use flashcards created by others that cover the same content...
OR
your own?
some would say it saves time to use others, but sometimes your own wording helps you memorize things better.
What do you think?
But, do you think you should use flashcards created by others that cover the same content...
OR
your own?
some would say it saves time to use others, but sometimes your own wording helps you memorize things better.
What do you think?
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I think using your own words helps you memorise it especially as you are making them. Idk for me using my own words helps it stick more
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I prefer physical cards so often do them myself, allows me to rank them based on difficulty easily. But if I have an upcoming test and there’s an existing set on Quizlet, Im using that one.
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Using your own flashcards gives you the ability to memorise things more easier, as you only use your own words.
Or finding a pack that suits you. (But that would take time)
Up to you!
Or finding a pack that suits you. (But that would take time)
Up to you!
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(Original post by mb_1910)
I think using your own words helps you memorise it especially as you are making them. Idk for me using my own words helps it stick more
I think using your own words helps you memorise it especially as you are making them. Idk for me using my own words helps it stick more
Your own wording is good for memorizing, but when a study set breaks things down, it would make sense to use that, wouldn't it?
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(Original post by superbo9y)
I agree, but have you ever seen a study set that just is really good with multiple examples, especially if it is a difficult topic?
Your own wording is good for memorizing, but when a study set breaks things down, it would make sense to use that, wouldn't it?
I agree, but have you ever seen a study set that just is really good with multiple examples, especially if it is a difficult topic?
Your own wording is good for memorizing, but when a study set breaks things down, it would make sense to use that, wouldn't it?
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(Original post by superbo9y)
I agree, but have you ever seen a study set that just is really good with multiple examples, especially if it is a difficult topic?
Your own wording is good for memorizing, but when a study set breaks things down, it would make sense to use that, wouldn't it?
I agree, but have you ever seen a study set that just is really good with multiple examples, especially if it is a difficult topic?
Your own wording is good for memorizing, but when a study set breaks things down, it would make sense to use that, wouldn't it?
If you think the pack you found is good and helps you, then buy/download it.
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I never use other people’s revision notes and flashcards. Obviously for the reason that making my own helps me to memorise the content but also because I don’t trust anyone else to be as thorough as me 
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(Original post by superbo9y)
I agree, but have you ever seen a study set that just is really good with multiple examples, especially if it is a difficult topic?
Your own wording is good for memorizing, but when a study set breaks things down, it would make sense to use that, wouldn't it?
I agree, but have you ever seen a study set that just is really good with multiple examples, especially if it is a difficult topic?
Your own wording is good for memorizing, but when a study set breaks things down, it would make sense to use that, wouldn't it?
Last edited by mb_1910; 1 week ago
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