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Put it to the test.
Get the main ideas with a summary, recall them with flashcards, then check your understanding with a quiz. Try a small sample below.
Learning how to learn
Active recall means retrieving information from memory, rather than simply rereading it.
Spaced practice spreads learning across separate sessions. After testing yourself, check your answer and revisit what you missed.
Reading is the beginning.
Remembering takes practice.
- Recall it. Try explaining an idea without your notes.
- Space it out. Return to the topic in another session.
- Check your thinking. Use feedback to find what needs another look.
What does active recall ask you to do?
Take a moment. Try answering in your own words.
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