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Dyphault

Filtered decks or Regular decks

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I have one general deck that contains lots of vocabulary words I am currently studying. It's supposed to be my comprehensive these are words I've encountered in the language I am learning and I will work through vocabulary this way.

It's been working really well, but it has gotten boring so I started making subdecks of like a video I'm working up to watch - I study the vocab in the video and then watch the video and get to a point where I can more or less understand the video from watching. (don't worry not a very long video, maybe 10 minutes).

So far I've been doing it in addition to my regular set for the day, and it hasn't been too problematic, but I'm noticing sometimes I just want to sit down and flip through all the words in that deck and I don't necessarily want to slowly work my way through it over the course of weeks/months like I do my regular set - since its a subdeck I'll eventually get to them in my regular set.

I realize now I could make a filtered deck where I go through all the cards, and I can have it not reschedule so it doesn't add to my current learning but I can flip through it, but I'm not sure if this is a good idea and would like some input from y'all. Is it better to slowly build up over the course of time in addition to my daily sets or should would it be fine to throw this filtered deck into the routine even though I wouldn't make it reschedule the cards?

Posted Jun 12, 2024, 3:05 AM UTC

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