When you look at information again after some time, your brain works harder to recall it, which strengthens your memory.
Why spaced repetition works
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Testing yourself regularly, even when it doesn’t count for marks, can help you remember information better and find out what you still need to work on.
Try practice tests
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Taking small practice tests without pressure allows you to learn from your mistakes and improve over time.
Low-pressure testing helps learning
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Explaining an idea to someone else shows that you truly understand it and helps you remember it better.
Teach what you’ve learned
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Instead of copying everything word for word, try writing notes in your own words, highlighting key ideas, and asking questions as you go.
Take active notes
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When someone gives you feedback, take it seriously and use it to do better next time- it’s one of the best ways to improve.
Use feedback to grow
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