#method

  1. Interleaving

    Mixing different topics or problem types within a study session — feels harder but produces better long-term learning than blocked practice.

  2. The Feynman Technique

    Richard Feynman's method for deep understanding — explain a concept in simple language, find where you get stuck, and use the gaps to guide further study.

  3. Active Recall

    Testing yourself on material — rather than re-reading it — is one of the most powerful learning strategies known to cognitive science.

  4. Spaced Repetition

    The most evidence-backed study technique — reviewing material at increasing intervals to exploit the spacing effect and beat the forgetting curve.

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