Fruits Flash Cards - 36 Cards

Cards for teaching time, numbers, colors, alphabet, geometric shapes When we read a synopsis or listen to a lecture, we passively consume information: some part of the knowledge is stored in memory, and some fly out of the head. To better remember the information, and most importantly, to get them out of the "palaces of memory" in time, you need to connect active memorization, as when answering a question. This principle is at the heart of flashcard learning. We see a question - one side of the card with an unfamiliar word or definition. After that, we try to find the answer on our own and, if we didn't manage, we open the other side and check ourselves. In fact, each viewing of a stack of cards is a small personal exam, a test of knowledge.