Review words at gradually increasing intervals. Start with daily review of new words, then space out to every few days, then weekly. Our digital system automatically schedules reviews for optimal retention.

Connect new words to images, stories, or familiar concepts. The more vivid or unusual the association, the more memorable the word becomes. Our flashcards include suggested associations for challenging words.

Words are easier to remember when learned in meaningful sentences. Read example sentences aloud and create your own sentences using new vocabulary to reinforce understanding and usage.

Study words with similar meanings, opposite meanings, or from the same root together. Our system groups words by themes and relationships to strengthen your semantic network.

Learn common roots, prefixes, and suffixes to decode unfamiliar words. For example, knowing that "mal-" means "bad" helps with words like malevolent, malicious, and malfunction.

Instead of passively reviewing words, test yourself regularly. Actively retrieving information from memory strengthens recall ability, which is exactly what you'll need on test day.