Spacing
SPACING effect clearly shows that studying time is more efficient if it is spread out over multiple sessions than if it is compressed in one session.
More exposures to information, separated in time, will result in better retention than if you cram them together in one burst.
Advice-Your studying time should be evenly spread as possible throughout your daily schedule.
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Cover each piece of info five times from when you first learn it until your exam. It will enable you to retain the information with minimal effort.
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