What is Spaced repetition?
Quick definition: Spaced repetition is a technique that reinforces learning by revisiting key content at increasing intervals over time. Because memory fades on a predictable forgetting curve, reviewing points days and weeks later locks them into long-term memory, dramatically improving retention …
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Spaced repetition is a technique that reinforces learning by revisiting key content at increasing intervals over time. Because memory fades on a predictable forgetting curve, reviewing points days and weeks later locks them into long-term memory, dramatically improving retention versus one-and-done training.
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