Free World U offers education through online flashcards. They write, "The purpose of electronic flashcards is to enable students to master a
large mass of course content. Flashcards are more than memory tools.
They are applicable to problem solving and thought processes of almost
every kind."
large mass of course content. Flashcards are more than memory tools.
They are applicable to problem solving and thought processes of almost
every kind."
Here are a few links to certain pages on the Free World U site to get you started:
- The Theory of Using Flashcards in Education
- Site Tutorial and Tutorial Videos
- Flashcards by Grade Level (Elementary, Middle, High School and Pre-Med and Medical School)
- Flashcards by Category
Registration is optional, but if you do so, your flashcards will be saved.
Thank you, Linda Barger, for sharing this high quality, 100% free, educational find with us!
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Lori, THANK YOU for this share!!! Seriously. I have been looking for a place that has anatomy flash-cards (for free) to no avail. I am studying midwifery, and this site will come in handy just for me, but I am drooling over some of the possibilities with my homeschooling daughter as well!!
How did you find this?
THANK YOU!
-Jess
I can't remember how I found that one, but thank you so much, Jess, for writing. Your note is very encouraging! Happy studying!
I would like one please!
Wow! The site is really impressive, so far!
(Plus they are “real” homeschoolers and quite John Taylor Gatto!)
This could be very useful for us! There is some interesting info on music and learning in the superlearning section. Thanks for the link!
You're very welcome!
Thank you so much for the mention!
Freeworldu offers many choices…but I really need a plan to help stay on track…it would be great if they offered an explanation of how many flash cards per topic and sub-topic as well as an idea of whether certain topics should be mastered first. Maybe a flexible syllabus? I have scoured the net and have found no one with ant tips, advice, or examples of how they use Freeworldu