The majority of students study by re-reading notes and... - Deepstash

The majority of students study by re-reading notes and textbooks - but the psychologists' research, both in lab experiments and of actual students in classes, shows this is a terrible way to learn material. Using active learning strategies - like flashcards, diagramming, and quizzing yourself - is much more effective, as is spacing out studying over time and mixing different topics together.

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