Review of Make it Stick Flashcards

Practice retrieval of information

1
Q

Reflection is a form of ____________ practice

A

retrieval

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2
Q

Studies show that _____________ strengthens retention more than testing alone.

A

feedback

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3
Q

All new learning requires a foundation of _______________-_______________

A

prior knowledge

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4
Q

___________ tells you what you haven’t mastered, arrests forgetting, and strengthens your ability to connect to prior knowledge.

A

Quizzing

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5
Q

Giving new material meaning by expressing it in your own words and connecting it with what you already know is called _______________.

A

elaboration

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6
Q

What effect does cramming have?

A

Higher scores on immediate test but lower long-term retention.

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7
Q

What type of practice involves cycling back to key skill sets in a seemingly random sequence?

A

Interleaved practice

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8
Q

Trying to ________ a problem before being taught the __________ leads to better learning.

A

problem, solution

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9
Q

Which study strategy is the most effective?

A

Create and use flashcards to test your understanding

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10
Q

It is better to _______ a problem than ________ a solution

A

solve, memorize

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11
Q

Taking a few minutes to review what has been learned from experience and asking yourself questions is referred to as ___________.

A

reflection

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12
Q

What are the cognitive activities (3) involved in reflection that lead to stronger learning?

A

Retrieval, elaboration and generation

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13
Q

The act of trying to answer a question or attempt to solve a problem rather than being presented with the information or solution is known as ______________.

A

generation

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14
Q

What are three ways of mixing up your practice?

A

Spaced practice, interleaved practice and varied practice

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15
Q

____________ is the process of converting sensory perceptions into meaningful representations in the brain. (The creation of memory traces occurs during this process).

A

Encoding

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16
Q

The process of strengthening mental representations for long-term memory is called _________________. (Forming connections to prior knowledge is an important task during this process).

A

consolidation

17
Q

The process of associating new material with a diverse set of cues that will make us adept at recalling the knowledge later is called ___________.

A

retrieval

18
Q

People who are taught that learning is a struggle that often involves making ________ will go on to exhibit a greater propensity to tackle tough challenges.

A

errors

19
Q

_____________ is the act of aligning your judgments of what you know and don’t know with objective feedback so as to avoid being carried off by the illusions of mastery that catch many learners by surprise at test time.

A

Calibration