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When family spaced repetition creates comparison and guilt

My mom and I are both trying to maintain our French skills using spaced repetition apps, but she gets discouraged when she compares her progress to mine and I feel guilty about advancing faster, which is making our shared language practice sessions awkward.

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More people experience this than they realize.

What we've seen

Intergenerational learning exposes painful truths about cognitive changes and creates guilt around natural differences in retention ability.

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“Where Are You with Spaced repetition and the science of remembering?”

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