Get it wrong, learn faster
It seems that failing is good — you remember better if you get it wrong on the first place. Great tip for studying.
From Scientific American, October 20, 2009:
Getting It Wrong: Surprising Tips on How to Learn
New research makes the case for hard tests, and suggests an unusual technique that anyone can use to learn
October 21, 2009 Posted by pragmasynesi | behaviour, learning | fail, learning techniques, studying, studying tips, teaching | Leave a Comment
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