Advanced Flash Cards
Guide
Advanced Flash Cards are flash cards with Illustrations, Mnemonics, and Example Sentences as well as identifications or
definitions. They are organized and on a
ring; they also have a title card.
Rationale: Vocabulary
competence is a necessary step to text comprehension. Visual illustrations, mnemonics, and examples
provide more time and thought applied to learning the word, which increases the
odds of retention.
Instructions: On 4x6 or
larger index cards, make a title card with the Unit, Chapter, and Section. Write the words in the center of the white
side. Make a box for the illustration on
the upper right of the lined side of the card and draw an illustration that can
provoke associations and draw a little illustration. Identify or define the term in the upper
left. Create a mnemonic, most likely
using the keyword strategy. Finally, write a sentence using the
term. Punch a hole in the cards and put
them on a loose leaf ring.
General
Guidelines
·
Create a title card
·
Put cards on a ring
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Illustrations need to be relevant but not artistic
Advanced
Flash Cards Rubric
|
# |
possible
points |
expectations |
points
earned |
|
1. |
1 |
Title Card |
|
|
2. |
2 |
On ring |
|
|
3. |
2 |
Uses illustrations |
|
|
4. |
2 |
Uses mnemonics |
|
|
5. |
2 |
Uses sentences |
|
|
6. |
1 |
Defines and Identifies
terms |
|
|
|
10 |
total |
|
Advanced
Flash Cards Example
|
Front
Example
|
Back
Example
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