Batch editing
Goal of this block
Understand “Batch editing”, perform the relevant Anki action confidently and make it part of a sustainable review workflow.
Advanced stage goal: Control FSRS, templates, troubleshooting and large collections.
Open Anki while working through “Batch editing”. The aim is to perform the task in a real profile or practice collection, not merely describe it.
Set the learning goal
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Set the learning goal”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Activate prior knowledge
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Activate prior knowledge”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Clarify key terms
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Clarify key terms”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Understand the core principle
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Understand the core principle”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Recognize the basic form
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Recognize the basic form”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Match form and meaning
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Match form and meaning”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Spot the first pattern
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Spot the first pattern”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Study a mini example
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Study a mini example”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Notice a key contrast
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Notice a key contrast”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Foundation checkpoint
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Foundation checkpoint”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Read examples carefully
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Read examples carefully”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Mark useful signals
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Mark useful signals”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Sort the building blocks
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Sort the building blocks”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Compare similar forms
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Compare similar forms”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Identify the target pattern
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Identify the target pattern”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Find the odd example
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Find the odd example”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Explain why it works
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Explain why it works”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Distinguish close alternatives
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Distinguish close alternatives”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Recognize it without hints
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Recognize it without hints”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Pattern checkpoint
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Pattern checkpoint”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Follow a worked example
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Follow a worked example”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Complete a guided example
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Complete a guided example”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Change one element
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Change one element”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Build from a model
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Build from a model”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Choose the correct form
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Choose the correct form”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Repair a simple error
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Repair a simple error”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Combine two elements
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Combine two elements”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Use a prompt
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Use a prompt”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Apply it in context
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Apply it in context”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Guided-practice checkpoint
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Guided-practice checkpoint”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Answer without notes
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Answer without notes”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Produce from a cue
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Produce from a cue”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Recall the rule
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Recall the rule”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Recall an example
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Recall an example”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Translate the idea into action
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Translate the idea into action”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Explain it aloud
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Explain it aloud”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Write from memory
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Write from memory”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Test recognition speed
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Test recognition speed”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Test production speed
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Test production speed”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Active-recall checkpoint
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Active-recall checkpoint”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Use it in an everyday situation
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Use it in an everyday situation”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Use it in a short dialogue
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Use it in a short dialogue”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Use it in a question
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Use it in a question”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Use it in an answer
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Use it in an answer”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Use it to solve a problem
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Use it to solve a problem”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Use it with a time reference
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Use it with a time reference”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Use it with a personal detail
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Use it with a personal detail”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Use it in a realistic message
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Use it in a realistic message”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Use it under light time pressure
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Use it under light time pressure”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Real-world checkpoint
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Real-world checkpoint”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Read or inspect more input
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Read or inspect more input”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Listen or simulate listening
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Listen or simulate listening”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Notice rhythm and chunks
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Notice rhythm and chunks”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Shadow or repeat aloud
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Shadow or repeat aloud”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Read faster without losing meaning
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Read faster without losing meaning”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Connect two examples
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Connect two examples”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Handle a longer example
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Handle a longer example”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Reduce dependence on translation
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Reduce dependence on translation”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Increase response speed
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Increase response speed”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Fluency checkpoint
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Fluency checkpoint”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Find the common mistake
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Find the common mistake”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Explain why it is wrong
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Explain why it is wrong”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Correct the mistake
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Correct the mistake”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Compare two confusing forms
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Compare two confusing forms”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Choose between close options
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Choose between close options”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Review a false friend or trap
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Review a false friend or trap”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Repair your own example
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Repair your own example”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Create an error card
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Create an error card”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Retest the weak point
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Retest the weak point”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Error-control checkpoint
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Error-control checkpoint”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Create your own example
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Create your own example”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Create a second variation
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Create a second variation”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Combine with earlier knowledge
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Combine with earlier knowledge”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Use it in a new topic
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Use it in a new topic”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Ask your own question
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Ask your own question”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Answer with more detail
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Answer with more detail”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Write a short mini-text
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Write a short mini-text”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Explain the idea to a learner
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Explain the idea to a learner”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Use it without a model
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Use it without a model”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Production checkpoint
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Production checkpoint”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Choose what deserves a card
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Choose what deserves a card”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Write a clear prompt
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Write a clear prompt”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Keep one main idea per card
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Keep one main idea per card”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Add useful context
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Add useful context”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Add audio when helpful
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Add audio when helpful”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Create recognition and production cues
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Create recognition and production cues”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Review difficult cards honestly
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Review difficult cards honestly”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Let spaced repetition set intervals
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Let spaced repetition set intervals”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Improve a weak card
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Improve a weak card”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
SRS checkpoint
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “SRS checkpoint”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Summarize the block
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Summarize the block”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Recall five key points
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Recall five key points”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Complete a no-notes test
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Complete a no-notes test”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Explain the hardest contrast
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Explain the hardest contrast”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Produce a realistic example
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Produce a realistic example”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Review your error list
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Review your error list”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Retest delayed recall
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Retest delayed recall”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Connect to the next block
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Connect to the next block”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Set the next study target
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Set the next study target”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
Block mastery checkpoint
Work on “Batch editing” through the step “Block mastery checkpoint”. Open Anki and perform the relevant action in a real profile or practice collection. Record one decision and why it improves your workflow.
Active recall: Without looking back, explain or perform the key action for “Batch editing”. If it is not yet fluent, repeat it once and turn the weak point into a short retrieval cue.
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