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Study modes for reading, listening and typing

In short

Rememberry lets you choose how you recall each deck. Use Text to read one side, Listening to hear without seeing the answer, or Typing to write what you remember, all inside the same spaced-repetition schedule.

Studying vocabulary flashcards in the Rememberry mobile app

Three ways to recall the same card

Recognition and production feel different. Switch modes when you want a fresher challenge, without rebuilding your decks.

  • Text mode

    See one side of the card and try to recall the other. Ideal for quiet sessions and building recognition when you can read the prompt.

  • Listening mode

    Hear one side spoken aloud while the text stays hidden until you reveal the answer. Practice connecting the sound with its meaning.

  • Typing mode

    See one side, type the other and compare your response with the answer before you rate the recall difficulty.

Studying vocabulary flashcards in the Rememberry mobile app

Same words, different skills

Each mode targets a different recall path. Mix them across sessions so you can recognize a word in print, catch it by ear and produce it yourself.

  • Text builds calm, focused reading recall when you have a screen and a quiet minute
  • Listening strengthens recognition by ear: useful before conversations, podcasts or videos in your target language
  • Typing forces precise production, so spelling and word forms get real practice
  • Pair each mode with Standard or Reverse direction; the app also offers Alternate direction
  • When you cannot look at a screen, hands-free Playback reads cards aloud without starting a scored review

FAQ

Study modes, explained

What study modes does Rememberry offer?
You can review with Text, Listening and Typing modes. Text shows one side for reading recall, Listening plays one side so you listen first, and Typing asks you to type the other side. Playback is a separate hands-free listening option that reads cards aloud in sequence.
When should I use Text, Listening or Typing?
Use Text for everyday reading recall, Listening when you want to train recognition by ear and pronunciation, and Typing when you need to produce spelling and forms accurately. Rotating modes keeps practice varied without changing your decks.
Can I change the study direction?
Yes. The extension supports Standard and Reverse directions. The app supports both of those plus Alternate, which mixes them in one session.
Do study modes work with spaced repetition?
Yes. Text, Listening and Typing sessions use the same spaced-repetition schedule and score your recall. Playback is for hands-free listening and does not replace a scored review session.

Keep exploring

Pick a mode and start recalling

Install Rememberry, open a deck, and train reading, listening or typing with the same cards.