Education & Learning

Spaced Review with Memory Cards

This talk explains how reviewing information at spaced times makes memory much stronger.

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1Our brains forget new information quickly if we never look at it again.

2Scientists say we remember better when we review at the right times.

3The first review should happen one day after you learn something.

4The next reviews come after three days, one week, and one month.

5Each review takes only a few minutes, but it works very well.

6Many free phone apps can plan these reviews for you automatically.

7I use small cards with a question on one side.

8The answer hides on the other side, so I must think first.

9Testing myself feels harder than reading, but that is the point.

10The hard moments during practice mean that my memory is actually growing stronger.

11After two months, I still remember almost everything from my cards.

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