Preliminarily i have an entirely different advice althogether
Index cards are awesome for organic chemistry as one has to just learn it.
For anorganic i recommend a different approach, that i have sucessfully used everywhere

Get one problem and have someone solve it.
Then read through the solution and the materials and try to spot where it came from.
Then try it yourself.
Then try a different one yourself.
If it comes out right Congrats , you understand the basic of what you are doing.
If not, experiment until it does, then try to use the new approach in another one.

It not only works but makes you enjoy what you do, as you get an actual sucess when it clicks, not just memorising rules
Besides it is a much less fragile type of knowledge – you will not forget it so easily and you can attempt to apply parts of it to other problems

Also imagining what is happening is usually great – fends off errors.

If you have any problem, post it here and i (and others) will see for some advice

Also — can I whack-a-mole instead?

Chemistry is a piece of cake!
If you can manage to stay awake!
Balance those equations, make your isotopes stable!
Find the volume of a mole with the periodic table!
Go, go, go Michelle! Wooooooooo!