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Tweet: Six Strategies for Effective Learning by learningscientists.org

Six things that work:

➡️ Spacing
➡️ Interleaving
➡️ Retrieval
➡️ Concrete examples
➡️ Elaboration
➡️ Dual coding https://t.co/3pdKdVnyXB
— Jonathan Marshall (@LearningJNM) November 28, 2019

The following six important strategies recommended by Learningscientists.org

Six things that work:

Spacing
Interleaving
Retrieval
Concrete examples
Elaboration
Dual coding

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