Afterall, it was a very small part of the presentation slides and it was 3 months ago! Last night, when you were reading the mountain of presentation slides from the past semester, didn't you feel like you've seen every single page before?Īs you're answering the exam, you seem to have a vague memory about the topics asked but you simply can't decide on the correct answer. You must've gone through the coursebooks cover to cover, ten times over. You've feel confident walking into the exam hall. You consider it a 'productive study session', tell yourself it's just one of 'those days' and give yourself a pat on the back for 'studying' for 2 hours. Before you know it, 2 hours has passed and you barely got through the first chapter. However, you soon find yourself re-reading the same line on a certain page over and over without understanding what its about.
You flip open to the first page of your coursebook, motivated to get through 3 chapters before lunch. I start the article off by giving you 2 scenarios to illustrate why ANKI would benefit 99% of students before I move on to the Quick Launch Guide.Īs usual, I've included a ToC so you can skip to the Guide if that's what you're here for. Hence, I thought it'd be a good idea to publish a Quick Launch Guide which I hope will be succinct yet informative enough for you to hit the ground running. Every last penny of sale made goes to COVID-19 NGOs.Īlthough ANKI is an absolutely revolutionary software, there's admittedly a learning curve to it. Users that routinely delete their posts once they receive an answer might be excluded from participating on the sub.On February 12, 2021, I co-launched a student-led non-profit initiative called A2KI which helps students level up their CAIE A2 Subject Revisions by creating ANKI premade decks. Posts that are off-topic will be removed. Do not routinely remove answered questions.If it has been a valuable tool in your learning, please consider supporting its development through one of the ways listed here.
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