Strategies Tagged: "Study techniques"

Spaced repetition is a learning technique that involves reviewing information at increasing intervals over time. It's based on the psychological spacing effect, which shows that we learn more effectively when studying is spread out.

Interleaving is a learning strategy that involves mixing different topics or types of problems during a study session, rather than studying one topic or type of problem extensively (blocking).

Elaborative interrogation is a learning strategy where you ask "Why?" questions about facts or concepts you are trying to learn. It involves generating explanations for why something is true or works the way it does.