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Active recall, or also knows as quick recap, and spaced repetition are powerful learning techniques. Both of these techniques enhance memory retention and make studying more efficient. When brought together in flashcards, these methods change the way we learn and remember things. With Pandai, students can effortlessly use these learning techniques through flashcards. Flashcards are an ideal tool for integrating both active recall and spaced repetition. Each flashcard has a question or prompt on one side and the answer on the other. When you use flashcards, you engage in quick recap by trying to remember the answer before flipping the card.
Recognizing the benefits of flashcards for students, Pandai has introduced a feature called Pandai Flashcard into the app. Pandai is also excited to announce that the flashcard feature is now available on mobile app! Premium subscribers can now benefit from Pandai Flashcard’s feature; Quick Recap and Spaced Repetition, which would significantly enhance students’ learning efficiency and retention.
Quick Recap (Active Recall): The Engine of Memory
Quick recap involves actively stimulating your memory during the learning process. Instead of passively reading or listening, you try to recall the information from memory. This practice strengthens neural connections and improves long-term retention. For example, instead of just reading a textbook, you might ask yourself questions about the material and try to answer them without looking. This process forces your brain to work harder, as well as solidifying the information in your memory. Plus, students can also earn in-app Coins when they successfully answer the quick recap quiz in Pandai!
Spaced Repetition: Scheduling Reviews for Maximum Impact
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Spaced repetition, on the other hand, involves reviewing information at increasing intervals over time. It is the process of learning new material and reviewing it across multiple learning episodes over a period of time to increase long-term retention. This method is based on the psychological spacing effect, which suggests that information is better remembered if it is studied a few times over a long period rather than repeatedly in a short span. Spaced repetition counters the forgetting curve, a concept introduced by Hermann Ebbinghaus, which illustrates how quickly we forget information after learning it. By spacing out reviews, you reinforce the material just as it begins to fade from memory, thus maintaining its presence in your mind.
According to Benjamin, there are several effective ways to implement spaced repetition in your learning routine:
- Using flashcards
- Quizzes
- Lesson starters (answering short test before a lesson)
- Homework exercises
- Regular testing
- Interleaving (process of combining two or more topics into a single question)
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Overall, Pandai Flashcards significantly helps students reinforce their memory in various subjects. These flashcards are designed to enhance recall by enabling frequent review and active engagement with the material. Additionally, students can test their knowledge and track their progress by answering quizzes available within the app. These quizzes provide immediate feedback, allowing students to identify areas that need further review and ensuring a more thorough understanding of the subject matter.
Quick Recap (Active Recall) and Spaced Repetition in Pandai App!
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YES! Combining quick recap and spaced repetition in flashcard form maximizes their benefits. Flashcards make it easy to test yourself and organize your study sessions based on your memory performance. This combination not only improves retention but also makes studying more efficient and less time-consuming.
In conclusion, quick recap and spaced repetition are proven techniques for enhancing memory retention. Flashcards effectively combine these methods, making them a valuable tool for students and lifelong learners alike. By actively engaging with material and strategically spacing reviews, you can significantly improve your ability to retain and recall information.
How To Use Pandai Flashcard?
Getting started with Pandai Flashcard is as easy as pie! Follow these simple steps to use Pandai Flashcard :
- Download Pandai App and register as a Premium student
- Open Pandai App
- Go to “learn”
- Choose the “Flashcard” feature
- Select a subject
- Select a topic / chapter
- Start practicing by tapping on the card to flip it
- After the card has been flipped, you can choose “thumbs up” for remember , “thumbs down” for not remember it well
- Submit your practice
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With Pandai Flashcard, your learning journey will be more fun and effective. Say goodbye to boring study sessions and hello to personalised learning tailored to your needs. So why wait? Subscribe Pandai Premium now and start practicing!
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