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Regular retrieval practice improves long-term retention in undergraduate students.[1]
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“Students who practised retrieval every week retained 18% more material after eight weeks than the control group.”
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Retrieval practice improves long-term retention in undergraduate students.1
Weekly retrieval practice improved retention after eight weeks.
Hartono & Lee (2021), p. 108
The effect was significant for first-year students only; later cohorts showed no difference.
Okafor et al. (2020), p. 309
The study measured how satisfied students were with the quiz platform.
Nguyen (2021), p. 90
Retention scores did not differ between the retrieval and re-reading groups.
Fischer (2018), p. 17
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