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-====== Flash Progressive ======
-The common flash card algorithms
-  * Sequential.  Start with a set of 20 cards.  Go through them one after the other.  Repeat.
-  * Random shuffle.  Same as sequential, but shuffle the cards into a random order before each repeat.
-  * Elimination.  When a card is mastered, remove it from the sequence.  So each repeat has fewer and fewer cards until all are mastered.
-The Progressive algorithm \\
-Assume that 20 cards is too many.  The user misses all 20 to begin with and is discouraged to try again.
-Progressive.  Start with a working set of 3 out of the 20 cards.  Shuffle and repeat.  Gradually introduce additional cards into the working set, and eliminate mastered cards, until he has mastered all 20.
-The progressive mode of flash card operation lets a user start slow with just two or three cards, and as he learns these, more cards are added gradually.
-Four stacks.
-  * untried
-  * working
-  * review
-  * mastered