Learning science tells us that repetition is key to memory retention. However, simple repetition (reading the same sentence over and over) is passive and ineffective. Active recall—forcing your brain to retrieve an answer—is far superior. Answering 700 questions provides enough repetition to solidify pathways in your long-term memory without becoming monotonous.
Learning science tells us that repetition is key to memory retention. However, simple repetition (reading the same sentence over and over) is passive and ineffective. Active recall—forcing your brain to retrieve an answer—is far superior. Answering 700 questions provides enough repetition to solidify pathways in your long-term memory without becoming monotonous.