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JustinSkycak
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For what?
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Spaced repetition is "wait" training, similar to weight training
(justinmath.com)
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Learning 101: The untaught basics [pdf]
(typeset.io)
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Enhancing Learning and Retarding Forgetting
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The Deliberate Practice Guide: How to Be the Best
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Don't Undervalue Turning Up the Dial, but Don't Overvalue the Last Turn
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FYI, I wrote an in-depth response to a similar question recently that you may want to check out: https://x.com/justinskycak/status/1835085776524394951
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FYI, the "why not just learn from a Khan Academy / MIT OpenCourseWare / a textbook / etc" question comes up from time to time, so I wrote up a detailed answer here: https://justinmath.com/why-not-jus
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Just a heads up that there's an explanation for this; I responded to the original comment ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41556644 ) but I'll also paste here in case anyone misses it: 1. New tasks are selecte
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Thanks for the kind words! Regarding spaced repetition, keep in mind the following: 1. New tasks are selected only as you complete existing tasks (so if you come back after 2 weeks, you need to complete some existing tasks from 2 weeks ago
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Basic Skills vs. Conceptual Understanding: A Bogus Dichotomy in Math Education [pdf]
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Talent Development vs. Traditional Schooling
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People Mind Wander More During Massed Than Spaced Learning [pdf]
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Higher Math Textbooks are Typically Not Aligned with the Science of Learning
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Designing mathematics standards in agreement with science [pdf]
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Automaticity in Computation and Student Success in Physical Science Courses
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The "Alien-Level Skills" Hack
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Individual Differences in Learning and Transfer: Exemplars vs. Abstracting Rules
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Desirable difficulties to enhance learning
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Conversational Dialogue Is a Distraction for AI in Education
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Linked in the article: Campbell (1987) The role of associative interference in learning and retrieving arithmetic facts https://www.researchgate.net/publication/247981688_The_role_...
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Why 4x8 and 6x8 are, surprisingly, some of the hardest times tables to remember
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Grade Inflation in High Schools (2005–2016) [pdf]
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Magnitude of student test score declines during pandemic [pdf]
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The Double-Edged Nature of Hierarchical Knowledge
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The roles of deliberate practice and innate ability in developing expertise
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What Happened to Times Tables?
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Critique of Paper: An astonishing regularity in student learning rate
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Yes, engaging in flashcard-based spaced repetition would qualify as valid retrieval practice. But if you're in a skill hierarchy like math, then you would need to make sure you're not only recalling isolated bits of information (f
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What 100 Years of Research Says about Ability Grouping and Acceleration [pdf] (2016)
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