Do you use flashcards? What do you like about them?
6 answers from our tutors
Flashcards are great for memory retention! I use apps like Flashcards Maker to regularly go over vocabulary and grammar points for the language I’m learning. They’re also great for students because it lets you create and share your lesson vocabulary easily and they can use them to really feel like they’re improving. Wonderful tool!
Yes I've used flashcard when i was in grade 1, i still remember that helps me to learn different parts of body name, they really helped me to understand what which part is called because the images on the card were so eye catching. So yeah it helped in motor and visual skill.
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I myself attend to use flashcards due to the reason they help me to keep track of my learning and connect dots between the definition of the word and its relevant picture.
- Rifa TasfiaCertified and Experienced ESL Teacher
Flashcards stimulate visual memory and make the learning process easy.
I use flashcards quite often as they are a way to illustrate, highlight and assess progress as learning.
Yes because flashcards are good for learning because they make you remember things better. They're like small cards with questions on one side and answers on the other. You can use them to review and study topics over time, and they're easy to carry around. You can make your own flashcards, which is helpful. They often have pictures too, which helps you remember. Flashcards work for many subjects and help you see how much you've learned.
Other student questions
- How many more English words (Homographs) and definitions can you think of ?
English words that are spelled the same, pronounced the same, but have different meanings: # Homographs 1. Bank (financial institution) and bank (slope or incline) 2. Bat (flying mammal) and bat (sports equipment) 3. Bolt (fastener) and bolt ( sudden movement) 4. Cloud (weather phenomenon) and cloud (collection of data or applications online) 5. Dish (plate or serving container) and dish (prepare and serve food) 6. Draft (preliminary version of a document) and draft (current of air) 7. Light (not heavy) and light (source of illumination) 8. Match (small stick used to produce fire) and match (competition or sporting event) 9. Mean (intend to convey) and mean (unkind or unpleasant) 10. Park (outdoor recreational area) and park (to leave a vehicle in a stationary position) 11. Pen (writing instrument) and pen (enclosure for animals) 12. Pole (long, thin piece of wood or metal) and pole (northern or southern end of the Earth) 13. Right (correct or proper) and right (direction or location)
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