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Index Cards: Vocabulary
Index cards are usually 3 inches by 5 inches (3x5) or 4 inches by 6 inches (4x6). They are made of paper that is heavier than notebook paper. This page describes how you can use them for learning vocabulary (and other things, too!).
Flash Cards
- Write the English word on one side and the word in the language you are learning on the other.
- This is very helpful in learning a foreign language.
- Write a specific subject's vocabulary on one side and the definition on the other.
- You might have a stack of biology vocabulary index cards and a separate stack of social studies vocabulary index cards.
- Spend ten minutes every day (or longer) reviewing the words you need to learn.
- Have someone quiz you often.
- You can put aside (but do not throw out) the word and definitions that you have mastered.
- You can also use them for: weekly spelling words, recipes, directions to a friend's house, algebraic equations, the name of a book you want to read, the laws of physics…and many more things, too!
- You can do something very similar to this on a computer by using a database program.
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