MINDFOCUS GUIDE · 5 分钟阅读
How to create an effective MindFocus deck
Clear naming, concise meanings, useful context, and a sensible size make a deck worth revisiting.
Name it for the moment you will use it
A name such as TOEIC Part 5 - Week 1 is more useful than New list. A good name describes topic, timing, or goal so the deck remains easy to find later.
Keep meanings concise
A meaning should be clear enough to suggest one intended answer. If a word has several meanings, separate them or add context so the learner knows which use is being tested.
Use context as a hint, not the answer
A useful sentence supports usage without directly revealing the target. Avoid including the exact answer if the context is meant to test recall.
Test before sharing
Complete one round as the deck owner. Correct spelling, check pronunciation, and confirm that each meaning leads to a reasonable answer before sending the classroom link.
