Repeatedly reading/hearing/etc something doesn't help you produce it, but the misconception isn't really the repetition, it's the reading. Repeatedly producing

Repeatedly reading/hearing/etc something doesn't help you produce it, but the misconception isn't really the repetition, it's the reading. Repeatedly producing something does help with production. What's more interesting is that spaced repetition shows that increased frequency of repetition isn't actually better for long term memory, either. The article would also benefit from a clear distinction between recognition and production of facts (memorization) and understanding concepts.