vocabulary-builder

To build vocabulary from daily reading using spaced repetition, collect new words from materials and store them in a tracker. The system schedules subsequent reviews through a 3-step learning cycle to reinforce memory retention.

The 3-step learning cycle works by guiding you through reviewing the word, checking its meaning, and using it in a sentence. This structured process reinforces retention before scheduling the next spaced repetition session.

Yes, you can track vocabulary progress from both books and podcasts. The system organizes collected words from various reading materials and audio encounters, moving them through Active Words, Long-Term Review, and Mastered Words stages.

The best way to add a new word to a vocabulary tracker is by providing its pronunciation, meaning, and synonyms. The system immediately saves it to the tracker file and displays a structured word card for your review.

A vocabulary tracker stores pronunciation audio files in a dedicated directory for text-to-speech playback. This allows you to manage and listen to audio clips alongside the structured vocabulary data stored in the tracker file.

You should move words to Long-Term Review after completing the initial 3-step learning cycle and spaced repetition schedules. The tracker manages this progress automatically, providing reminders and review history to ensure proper retention.