Duplicate production
Manual flashcard transcription consumed 8.9 minutes of a 20-minute activity in one experiment.
Pan et al., 2022 ↗Question 1 of 9
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Unnecessary restudy
Learners completed 26% fewer total practice trials when successfully recalled items stopped receiving restudy, with approximately the same later recall.
Karpicke & Roediger, 2008 ↗Structured retrieval
Successive relearning produced 55% later recall versus 41% for restudy while using 15.7% less controlled exposure per item.
Higham et al., 2022 ↗More from equal time
With initial learning time held equal, retrieval practice produced 67% one-week recall versus 45% after concept mapping.
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