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David Suum Tung Mung Mung Post 1

31 March 2026, 7:39 AM

How do you make change with limited resources? (discussion)

I created simple vocabulary flashcards for my students to help them remember new words. I used this with lower secondary students who had difficulty understanding and remembering English vocabulary. Each card includes a word, a simple definition, and sometimes a picture.

This resource solved the problem of students forgetting new words quickly. It worked well because students could practice in pairs or small groups, making learning more active and fun. It also encouraged repetition, which helped improve their memory.

I believe similar resources can be created in my school to solve other learning challenges, especially when materials are limited. Simple tools like this can make a big difference in student engagement and understanding.