Back

How Many Lessons Before Reviewing?

#1
Wondering what works for others?
Reply
#2
I'm not exactly sure what the question is, but I review blue cards the day after I enter them.
Reply
#3
I don't think there's much benefit from holding off on reviewing. You can start right away, adding whatever you've studied on a certain day into the system.
Reply
May 16 - 30 : Pretty Big Deal: Save 31% on all Premium Subscriptions! - Sign up here
JapanesePod101
#4
immediately after having studied new kanji, i test myself with kanjigym, just to make sure i can also remember them in a different order. the next day i review them here (the blue stack).
Reply
#5
Oh sorry, the question was, do you guys find it better to finish one lesson and start reviewing it? Or finish a bunch of lessons and then review them all at once?
Edited: 2007-09-06, 11:13 am
Reply
#6
I review after I've finished learning kanji for the day, whether I've finished a lesson or not. If a lesson is long, I'm very likely to review a number of times before finishing a lesson (i.e I add the kanji as I go along, not in lesson chunks and review everyday).
Reply