Revise your learning at spaced intervals
We must review the topics we study at regular intervals in order for them to remain in our memory for a long period.
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Spaced Repetition Time Intervals can be practiced using:
- The Analog spaced Repetition System: Making flashcards or 'boxes' of study material to review daily, weekly or bi-weekly.
- The Digital Method: Use an App like Anki, or SuperMemo.
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