David Marshall

Perhaps with the popularity of the TV game, Survivor, it might be fun to divide the room into tribes and let each one come up with its own name. The activities might pit each of the teams against the others for possession of "immunity" for the winning group. That group then gets to sit out the next challenge, while the other groups must participate. Rather than having a tribal council, at which individuals are voted out (which might hurt the feelings of the "weakest member"), the team might be able to "vote out" some particular small assignment they would otherwise… >>>

This goes toward the point about repetition: AUDIO FLASH CARDS" I found that using visual flash cards involved a lot of preparation time and I tended to drive dangerously when studying/reviewing on the way to school. Instead, I purchased a CHEAP digital recorder (now they are free as apps for smart phones!) and imported everything to iTunes to make AUDIO FLASH CARDS. These were formatted as Question / Pause / Answer and I would group no more than about 10 questions per set. I would assign the iTunes headers to my own structures: i.e., "Album" became "Class", "Genre" became "Body… >>>