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You may choose to hand write flashcards, or create your own copy of the digital template in theresources.  \nWhen making flashcards, make sure to:  \n● Focus on big picture concepts. Flashcards are not a great tool for tracing code.  \n● Make one flashcard per concept  \n● Add words, pictures, and make mnemonics. Use whatever will best help you remember an idea. Comic strips are a great visual reference!  \nResources  \n●  Digital Flashcard Template  \n●  8 Better Ways to Make and Study Flashcards  \nFlashcards-Self Testing  \nPractice Recall with Flashcards  \nTest yourself or a friend using the cards you created  \nWhen self-testing, make sure to:  \n● Give yourself time to fully recall an idea. If you don't know what the card says, pause to try to recall other ideas that are similar to the one on your card, strengthening your relational memory.  \n● Take breaks. Let you mind think about something else, then return to the idea to reinforce the memory.  \n● As you go, create multiple piles of cards based on your recall confidence. Test yourself on the ones you are less confident with more frequently than the ones you previously got right.  \nWrite a Video Script  \nThe goal of this strategy is to explain the concept as clearly as possible. Assume that your audience is someone who has no CS experience.  \nDo This:  \nResources  \n● Video Script Template  \n●  Sample Video Script  \n1. Create a copy of the template in the resources section.  \n2. Complete the template, explaining the concept in your own words using simple language. Try to be more specific than simply sharing a definition! Create visualizations and examples to walk your viewers through.  \n3. Review your script-is there somewhere that is not as clear or where it was hard to write an explanation in your own words? Go back to your notes, class videos, or Code Studio levels to review these concepts.  \n4. Look for sections where you used a lot of technical terms and challenge yourself to rewrite them in ways that are friendlier for your audience.  \nTopic\"Cheat Sheet\"  \nChoose one topic from your study guide, and create acheat sheet with all of the information that you feel maybe relevant on the AP Exam. Cheat sheets should be written by hand in order to be a tool for effectively remembering the content later.  \nDo This:  \nResources  \n●  Whatis a mnemonic?  \n1. Get a single piece of paper and pen and/or pencil (optionally colored markers or highlighters)  \n2. Go back to previous videos, Code Studio levels, or class notes to review the content related to your topic. As you do, write only the most important things about your topic on the paper.  \nHave fun as you make your sheet! Use different colors for different ideas (definitions vs pseudocode vs diagrams) to help create visual indicators that you want to remember. Create mnemonic devices or write short comic strips to help you recall your work in the future.  \nDesign Multiple Choice Questions-With a Partner  \nChoose one topic from your study guide, and create multiple choice questions that address key concepts about this topic.  \nDo This:  \nResources  \n●  Multiple Choice Template  \n1. Go back to previous videos, code studio levels, or class notes to review the content related to your topic. On a sticky note, identify the top three subjects that have confused you in this topic in the past.  \n2. 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