Interleaved practice means mixing different skills or topics in one study session rather than blocking—doing problem type A, then B, then back to A—which forces your brain to keep pattern-matching fresh and discrimination sharp. It feels harder in the moment but produces far stronger retention and the ability to choose the right approach when similar challenges appear later.
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