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Spaced Repetition

Review information at increasing intervals to combat the forgetting curve and enhance long-term retention.

Test yourself actively instead of passively reviewing notes to strengthen memory retrieval pathways.

Mix different topics or problem types during study sessions to improve discrimination and application.

Pomodoro Technique

Work in focused 25-minute intervals with short breaks to maintain peak cognitive performance.

Elaborative Interrogation

Ask yourself "why" and "how" questions to create deeper understanding and stronger memory connections.

Combine verbal and visual information to leverage multiple memory systems for enhanced retention.

Feynman Technique

Explain concepts in simple terms as if teaching a child to identify knowledge gaps and deepen understanding.

Use spatial memory and familiar locations to create vivid mental associations for memorizing information.

Group information into meaningful clusters to overcome working memory limitations and improve recall.

Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Review - a systematic approach to reading and comprehending textbooks.

Create visual, hierarchical diagrams that mirror how your brain naturally organizes information.

Sleep Consolidation

Optimize sleep timing and quality to enhance memory consolidation and learning retention.

During lectures

Cornell Note-Taking

Structured note-taking system that divides pages into cues, notes, and summary sections for better organization.

Retrieval Practice

Deliberately practice recalling information from memory to strengthen long-term retention and understanding.

Self-Explanation

Explain concepts to yourself in your own words to deepen understanding and identify gaps.

Metacognitive Strategies

Monitor and regulate your own learning process through planning, monitoring, and evaluation.

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Distributed Practice

Spread learning sessions over time rather than cramming to maximize retention and understanding.

Generation Effect

Generate answers, examples, or explanations yourself rather than passively receiving them.

Use practice tests and quizzes as a learning tool, not just for assessment.

Test yourself on material before studying it to prime your brain for learning.

Concept Mapping

Create visual diagrams showing relationships between concepts to build integrated understanding.

Analogical Reasoning

Use analogies and comparisons to understand new concepts by relating them to familiar ones.

Worked Examples

Study detailed solutions to problems before attempting similar problems yourself.

Desirable Difficulties

Introduce strategic challenges that slow learning initially but enhance long-term retention.

Contextual Interference

Practice multiple skills in random order rather than blocked practice to enhance learning.

Varied Practice

Practice skills in different contexts and conditions to build flexible, transferable abilities.

Mnemonic Devices

Use memory aids like acronyms, rhymes, and associations to encode information memorably.

Learn foreign vocabulary by creating acoustic and imagery links between words.

Use a pre-memorized list of rhyming pegs to remember ordered information.

Elaboration Strategies

Expand on information by adding details, examples, and connections to enhance understanding.

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