u/CAPT_Fuckoff

May be a really silly question but…. Am I meant to be getting such large spacing between cards? I understand if you get them correct often the spacing increases however I’m getting from a week spacing to sometimes a month spacing lol?

I put the card limit for 20 to 999 like Jeremy suggested in his first flashcard video. And then I also enabled FSRS at default 90%.

So I haven’t changed settings by a lot.
Is this normal? I feel that having such large spacing, even for cards I’m getting correct, will simply make it harder for me to recall? No?

Before I start studying, I take Jeremy’s flash cards. I then watch the lecture like normal, watch his lab and do it after too. Play around with it. Then get his flashcards for the day and do them.
Then tomorrow I basically repeat. Do today’s flashcards again tomorrow before studying.
And so on.

Is that a good method? Or should I be tweaking the flash cards settings so I’m getting them every 4 hours. So I’m not waiting minimum a day before getting the flashcards available again?
In his introduction to Anki he showed how to increase the limit to 999 but that just shows more than 20 a day. I tweaked the settings on my own so the wait time for the cards, if I get them correct, won’t be multiple days but I would prefer to get ALL the flashcards available again to go over in at least four hours. That way I’m not waiting a full day to see them again.

Idk maybe I forget faster as someone with ADHD, although with how it is now. I’m recalling well.

How are you guys forming your study sessions?

I use Jeremy’s playlist, I use his labs and flashcards. The flashcards help until I get to things like standards where I have to recall a ton of speeds and such.
I instead rewrite the chart several times and then follow up with flashcards so I have a better recall. I’m a visual learner. So I need to picture it.

Only downside to this is that it takes too long, I don’t get how people get a flashcard about a speed or and can just recall it from one lecture. That’s insane to me.

So I started studying today and I noticed he has in his playlist. Day 1, day 2, day 3, and so on. With each day having multiple videos.

How many “days” should I be doing in an actual day though? If I go by his layout, it’ll take close to 2 months, which is fine but I’m curious what most people are doing? Are you doing 2 “days” in a few hours study time? Or are you strictly sticking with his 1 day layout and all the videos involved in that day.

If any of that makes sense lmao.
Basically how many videos are you watching per day?