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Spacing Effect
A concept in educational psychology holding that learning material distributed across separate time periods produces better results than concentrated study, and that memory traces become stronger when information is retrieved after a period of forgetting.
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Oct 12
The "spacing effect" in educational psychology shows that after a period of forgetting following learning, memory traces become more solid when information is retrieved again.
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Aug 23
间隔复习虽然让每次练习感觉更难，但比集中复习的长期保持率高出50%以上
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