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1. Recall

1. Recall

After you've read or watched any material, simply look away and see what you can recall from the material you've just taken in.

Practicing recall is counterintuitive to most consumers of content. You finish a chapter and you go to the next one or you finish a video and move on to something else, but spending as little as 30 seconds after finishing a chapter or video and recalling its key points vastly improves your understanding of a topic and commitment of it to long-term memory.

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