Spaced repetition is an important active study strategy to make sure that you can recall information over a longer period of time. You put a lot of work into learning new information, you don't want to forget it before that next exam or as you move into higher level coursework! It can sometimes be difficult to determine how to fit spaced repetition into your schedule and how to make the most of your review time. Check out the video below to learn about some strategies for introducing more spaced repetition into your study plan. Remember, rereading is not the same as recalling! As you practice spaced repetition, remember to practice RECALLING information rather than just looking over information again multiple times.
Spaced Repetition
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