The Two Steps To Making EPPP Flashcards With SuperMemo
In our last article we learned how to create an effective EPPP flashcard. We discussed the details of writing the question and answer parts of the flashcard.
Today we will discuss the two very simple steps required to create EPPP flashcards in SuperMemo. Once created, the flashcards are automatically scheduled for review by SuperMemo for optimal learning and retention. Flashcards are a very important component of an effective EPPP study plan to pass the EPPP exam.
SuperMemo will help you learn faster! Spend just three minutes reading this page to be able to begin learning EPPP flashcards!
To begin, you only need to use two steps:
- Add new
- to add new EPPP questions and answers to SuperMemo (keyboard: Alt+A). Learn - to review the EPPP flashcards that you want to remember (keyboard: Ctrl+L).
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Start learning now! Initially you may doubt the power of SuperMemo. Trust it for 1-2 weeks and you will begin to understand it better. Add at least 50-100 questions-answer pairs related to EPPP content. See how SuperMemo schedules the flashcards for review.
Important! Learn will only ask you to review your EPPP flashcards after a few days. For that reason, spend your first days on adding new EPPP material for learning.
Summary
The Two Steps To Using EPPP Flashcards With SuperMemo
Step 1. Add new EPPP flashcards using Add new
Your EPPP flashcards are a very important component of an effective EPPP study plan to pass the EPPP exam!
Update: We now recommend the use of Anki instead of SuperMemo. Anki is a program which makes remembering things easy. Because it's a lot more efficient than traditional study methods, you can either greatly decrease your time spent studying, or greatly increase the amount you learn. Anki offers free desktop versions, as well as the ability to study on your mobile devices! Study on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, and any device with a web browser.
Next Article: Coming Soon! Using the Add New menu in SuperMemo.
The EPPP Guy wants to hear what you have to say! All comments will be responded to! Please post a comment!
ReplyDeleteI only have five weeks to go. Is this program going to be of use to me?
ReplyDeleteI currently recommend the Anki program over SuperMemo. That said, 5 weeks is a short time to memorize material, but it may help you use the little time you have to study the material more efficiently. I would recommend focusing only on those items you are having the most difficulty remembering.
ReplyDeleteDo you recommend the Anki Mobile version or the computer version? The mobile version says it is the companion, which makes me think I should have the original computer version.
ReplyDeleteDo you recommend the Anki mobile version over the computer version? Or are both important to have? The mobile version is listed as a companion, which makes me think it is more important to have the original.
ReplyDeleteHi AnxousOne,
ReplyDeleteBoth versions are good. You can synchronize them I believe so that you always have your study cards available.