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:process in which pieces of information are read passively without asking questions (as opposed to [[Glossary:Active_recall|active recall]]). For example, in '''passive review''', one might read that ''50% of marriages in the US divorce''. In [[Glossary:Active_recall|active recall]], you would have to retrieve this information from your memory: ''What proportion of marriages in the US divorce?'' [[Glossary:Active_recall|Active recall]] is far more effective in learning than '''passive review'''. In [[Glossary:Incremental_reading|incremental reading]], you always begin with a '''passive review''' of the learning material, and then gradually (''incrementally'') convert its portions to questions and answers suitable for [[Glossary:Active_recall|active recall]]
:process in which pieces of information are read passively without asking questions (as opposed to [[Glossary:Active_recall|active recall]]). For example, in '''passive review''', one might read that ''50% of marriages in the US divorce''. In [[Glossary:Active_recall|active recall]], you would have to retrieve this information from your memory: ''What proportion of marriages in the US divorce?'' [[Glossary:Active_recall|Active recall]] is far more effective in learning than '''passive review'''. In [[Glossary:Incremental_reading|incremental reading]], you always begin with a '''passive review''' of the learning material, and then gradually (''incrementally'') convert its portions to questions and answers suitable for [[Glossary:Active_recall|active recall]]

Latest revision as of 04:27, 1 June 2016

passive review
process in which pieces of information are read passively without asking questions (as opposed to active recall). For example, in passive review, one might read that 50% of marriages in the US divorce. In active recall, you would have to retrieve this information from your memory: What proportion of marriages in the US divorce? Active recall is far more effective in learning than passive review. In incremental reading, you always begin with a passive review of the learning material, and then gradually (incrementally) convert its portions to questions and answers suitable for active recall