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The only problem is that traditionally review was not very practical. If you are using paper flashcards, it’s easy to flick through all of them if you only have 30 of them to review, but as the number grows to 300 or 3000, it quickly becomes unwieldy.
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thin a 48 hour period. This can seem pretty depressing when you need to learn a lot of information. The solution is simple, however: review. By reviewing newly-learnt information, we can greatly reduce forgetting. <span>The only problem is that traditionally review was not very practical. If you are using paper flashcards, it’s easy to flick through all of them if you only have 30 of them to review, but as the number grows to 300 or 3000, it quickly becomes unwieldy. Spaced Repetition The spacing effect was reported by a German psychologist in 1885. He observed that we tend to remember things more effectively if we s


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