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FlashKard is based on a rather old learning method used to teach children facts. The teacher presented a number of cards with questions on them, and the pupil wrote the answers on the back of the cards. These cards were then checked at the end of the round by the teacher. The cards with the correct answers were then removed from the pile and the incorrectly-answered questions were repeated over and over again, until the answer was “drilled” into the pupils memory.
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FlashKard is an easy to use application for children, who can read and write words using a keyboard. Depending on the difficulty level of the questions, FlashKard is suitable for adults as well. You really can “drill” words into your brain over and over again. The computer is the most patient teacher you will ever have.
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