Glossary:Spacing effect - Revision history

SuperMemoHelp at 08:48, 1 June 2016

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	:property of memory which makes us remember things better if they are repeated in a spaced manner rather than condensed or cumulative manner (e.g. 7 x 10 min. learning daily as opposed to 70 min. on the weekend). '''Spacing effect''' is the basis of [[Glossary:Spaced_repetition\|spaced repetition]] in learning. [[Glossary:SuperMemo\|SuperMemo]] uses the '''spacing effect''' by trying to keep [[Glossary:Interval\|intervals]] as long as possible before forgetting increases beyond a selected threshold called the [[Glossary:Forgetting_index\|forgetting index]]		:property of memory which makes us remember things better if they are repeated in a spaced manner rather than condensed or cumulative manner (e.g. 7 x 10 min. learning daily as opposed to 70 min. on the weekend). '''Spacing effect''' is the basis of [[Glossary:Spaced_repetition\|spaced repetition]] in learning. [[Glossary:SuperMemo\|SuperMemo]] uses the '''spacing effect''' by trying to keep [[Glossary:Interval\|intervals]] as long as possible before forgetting increases beyond a selected threshold called the [[Glossary:Forgetting_index\|forgetting index]]

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	~~'''~~<span id="spacing_effect">spacing effect</span>~~''' - the~~ property of memory which makes us remember things better if they are repeated in a spaced manner rather than condensed or cumulative manner (e.g. 7 x 10 min. learning daily as opposed to 70 min. on the weekend). '''Spacing effect''' is the basis of [[Glossary:Spaced_repetition\|spaced repetition]] in learning. [[Glossary:SuperMemo\|SuperMemo]] uses the '''spacing effect''' by trying to keep [[Glossary:Interval\|intervals]] as long as possible before forgetting increases beyond a selected threshold called the [[Glossary:Forgetting_index\|forgetting index]]		;<span id="spacing_effect">spacing effect</span>
			:property of memory which makes us remember things better if they are repeated in a spaced manner rather than condensed or cumulative manner (e.g. 7 x 10 min. learning daily as opposed to 70 min. on the weekend). '''Spacing effect''' is the basis of [[Glossary:Spaced_repetition\|spaced repetition]] in learning. [[Glossary:SuperMemo\|SuperMemo]] uses the '''spacing effect''' by trying to keep [[Glossary:Interval\|intervals]] as long as possible before forgetting increases beyond a selected threshold called the [[Glossary:Forgetting_index\|forgetting index]]

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	'''<span id="spacing_effect">spacing effect</span>''' - the property of memory which makes us remember things better if they are repeated in a spaced manner rather than condensed or cumulative manner (e.g. 7 x 10 min learning daily as opposed to 70 min on the weekend). '''Spacing effect''' is the basis of [[Glossary:Spaced_repetition\|~~'''~~spaced repetition~~'''~~]] in learning. [[Glossary:SuperMemo\|~~'''~~SuperMemo~~'''~~]] uses the '''spacing effect''' by trying to keep intervals as long as possible before forgetting increases beyond a selected threshold called the [[Glossary:Forgetting_index\|~~'''~~forgetting index~~'''~~]]		'''<span id="spacing_effect">spacing effect</span>''' - the property of memory which makes us remember things better if they are repeated in a spaced manner rather than condensed or cumulative manner (e.g. 7 x 10 min. learning daily as opposed to 70 min. on the weekend). '''Spacing effect''' is the basis of [[Glossary:Spaced_repetition\|spaced repetition]] in learning. [[Glossary:SuperMemo\|SuperMemo]] uses the '''spacing effect''' by trying to keep [[Glossary:Interval\|intervals]] as long as possible before forgetting increases beyond a selected threshold called the [[Glossary:Forgetting_index\|forgetting index]]

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	'''<span id="spacing_effect">spacing effect</span>''' - the property of memory which makes us remember things better if they are repeated in a spaced manner rather than condensed or cumulative manner (e.g. 7 x 10 min learning daily as opposed to 70 min on the weekend). '''Spacing effect''' is the basis of [[~~#spaced_repetition~~\|'''spaced repetition''']] in learning. [[#SuperMemo\|'''SuperMemo''']] uses the '''spacing effect''' by trying to keep intervals as long as possible before forgetting increases beyond a selected threshold called the [[~~#forgetting_index~~\|'''forgetting index''']]		'''<span id="spacing_effect">spacing effect</span>''' - the property of memory which makes us remember things better if they are repeated in a spaced manner rather than condensed or cumulative manner (e.g. 7 x 10 min learning daily as opposed to 70 min on the weekend). '''Spacing effect''' is the basis of [[Glossary:Spaced_repetition\|'''spaced repetition''']] in learning. [[Glossary:SuperMemo\|'''SuperMemo''']] uses the '''spacing effect''' by trying to keep intervals as long as possible before forgetting increases beyond a selected threshold called the [[Glossary:Forgetting_index\|'''forgetting index''']]

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'''<span id="spacing_effect">spacing effect</span>''' - the property of memory which makes us remember things better if they are repeated in a spaced manner rather than condensed or cumulative manner (e.g. 7 x 10 min learning daily as opposed to 70 min on the weekend). '''Spacing effect''' is the basis of [[#spaced_repetition|'''spaced repetition''']] in learning. [[#SuperMemo|'''SuperMemo''']] uses the '''spacing effect''' by trying to keep intervals as long as possible before forgetting increases beyond a selected threshold called the [[#forgetting_index|'''forgetting index''']]