
Using the Spacing Effect
The spacing effect refers to the robust psychological finding that one’s memory can be improved by repeatedly studying the same
We come with diverse interests and areas of expertise, including philosophy, psychology, education, media and production. Collectively, our interests span cognitive learning strategies, e-learning, decolonizing the curriculum
The spacing effect refers to the robust psychological finding that one’s memory can be improved by repeatedly studying the same
What is the testing effect? The testing effect refers to the robust finding that we retain information better when we
What is retrieval practice?
It’s a learning practice backed by research which has shown to make tested information easier to
This video highlights research results showing that students’ test marks are correlated with how well they do on the final
In this video, Cassandra outlines three evidence-based study strategies that have helped her succeed in her undergraduate studies. These study
Alecia outlines how class attendance and participation relates to students’ achievement in a course. Our research shows that being physically