Cloze and image occlusion flashcards: how they work and why they help
Memor More 1.7.0 adds cloze and image occlusion cards. See our hands-on walkthrough, what research says about fill-in-the-blank recall, and the limits.
FSRS vs SM-2: what changes your next review?
Compare FSRS and SM-2 with a worked example, Memor More's scheduler settings, target retention, relearning and practical guidance for vocabulary review.
A spaced repetition vocabulary schedule you can adjust
A starter vocabulary review schedule (days 1, 3, 7, 14, 30), how FSRS adapts it, two worked routines, failed-recall fixes and a free flashcard template.
How to turn notes into flashcards: a worked example and review checklist
Prepare notes that generate clean cards, fix vague fronts, overloaded answers and duplicates, worked through on one lecture page with an 8-point checklist.
Practice: work with your deck through generated exercises
Explore Memor More’s generated practice exercises, one-minute Quiz challenge and full-term typing mode, with ways to work through and share flashcard decks.
Running a shared class flashcard deck: structure, corrections and weekly routines
How to order a class flashcard deck, when to batch corrections, and example routines for science, language and catch-up groups, plus the limits to plan for.
PSLE Science keywords: the exact words the marker wants in 2026 (with model answers)
PSLE Science Booklet B marks hinge on phrasing. Model-answer keywords, say-this-not-that examples, and a 10-minute daily review plan.
A-Level revision with spaced repetition: a JC1–JC2 study plan from H1 to H2
JC1–JC2 spaced plan for Singapore A-Levels: JAE ranking points, H1/H2 and GP content to memorise, and a timeline that beats cramming.
Chinese 听写 (tingxie) memorisation that sticks — and Mother Tongue vocabulary that lasts past Friday
Weekly 听写 forgotten by Monday? Use active recall, spacing and audio cards so Chinese and Mother Tongue vocabulary lasts past Friday.
Singapore O-Level revision with spaced repetition: an L1R5 study plan that beats cramming
Singapore O-Level L1R5 spaced study plan: A1–F9 grading, what to memorise per subject, Sec 3–4 timeline, and mining TYS for cards.
SEC 2027 explained: what replaces the O-Level, and the G1/G2/G3 levels
SEC 2027 replaces O- and N-Level under Full SBB. G1–G3 levels, grading, Mother Tongue changes, and who sits the first exam.
Spaced repetition for Singapore students: a smarter way to revise for PSLE, O-Level and A-Level
Why spaced repetition fits PSLE, O-Level and A-Level — and how Singapore students, parents and tutors revise without last-minute cramming.
Flashcards for exam revision: how to make cards that actually stick
Make exam flashcards that stick: atomic cards, cloze deletion, minimum information, and how spaced repetition schedules reviews.
How to memorize a large exam syllabus with spaced repetition (without cramming)
Memorize a large exam syllabus without cramming: forgetting curve, review schedule, active recall, and the mistakes that waste time.
PSLE 2026: help your child memorise without cramming
PSLE 2026 for Singapore parents: dates, AL scoring, Science, 听写, English and Maths — and how spaced repetition beats cramming.
The Feynman technique + flashcards: how to combine them for faster understanding
Combine the Feynman technique with flashcards: find gaps, fix them, then lock explanations into long-term memory with spaced reviews.
What is active recall? A science-backed explanation
Active recall means retrieving answers from memory instead of rereading. Research shows 50–80% better retention — and how to apply it.
Anki vs Memor More on iPhone: what we tested and where each wins
A dated AnkiMobile and Memor More comparison covering price, FSRS, SM-2, offline study, sync, imports, card types, limits, and better-fit cases.
Best spaced-repetition apps in 2026 — honest comparison
Compare five spaced-repetition apps by price, platform, scheduling, card creation, practice modes, and the study workflow each one suits.
Spaced repetition vs massed practice: which one actually works?
Spaced repetition beats cramming in every study except same-day exams. Real effect sizes from 4 meta-analyses (3,000+ students) — and when cramming still wins.
How to share flashcard decks in Memor More
How to share a Memor More flashcard deck: create a share code or link, choose link-only or public, import a shared deck, and how updates and limits work.
Spaced repetition works — what 130+ years of research shows
Spaced repetition beats cramming for long-term retention (d=0.46 to g=1.15). What 50+ studies show — and the real limits of spacing.