The Forgetting Curve and Spaced Repetition
The forgetting curve is the reason why we all need to review and practice what we learn. If you have a test in a week, and you forget to review that day's lesson, chances are you will only remember 10%-20% of what was covered in class.
To that end, we’ve made a comprehensive guide to flatten this curve, and make sure you’re adequately prepared for your next test or assessment.
The Power of Active Recall
Active recall is the single biggest technique you can put into practice to boost your grades. It is the concept of constantly test yourself on whatever you’re working on, whether you are learning the topic for the first time or reviewing for an exam.
We’ve put together conclusive evidence supporting active recall as the most efficient study method, along with several ways to implement active recall in your study sessions to make sure you’re prepared for your exams.