Retrieval practice strengthens memory by recalling information rather than reviewing it passively—testing yourself, spacing retrievals over time, varying contexts—because the effort of retrieval rewires neural pathways more durably than re-reading. The harder you must work to pull something back, the stronger that memory becomes.
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