Video - Spaced repetition
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Intervals of time between subsequent reviews of learned material to optimize the psychological spacing effect. Spaced repetition is based on the idea of the spacing effect, which states that information is better remembered if it is studied over multiple study sessions, with increasingly long intervals between each session, rather than studying the same information in one intensive session. This technique is used in various forms of learning, including memorization, language learning, and skill acquisition.
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