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Feynman Technique
from an explainer article
feynman-technique.md
title: Feynman Techniquetags: [learning, teaching]A learning method by physicist Richard Feynman: explain any concept as if teaching it to a child. Inability to explain simply reveals a knowledge gap. Related: [[Active Recall]], [[Knowledge Gaps]].
knowledge-gaps.md
title: Knowledge Gapstags: [learning, metacognition]Gaps in understanding revealed when you try to explain a concept simply. The [[Feynman Technique]] uses teaching as a diagnostic: where your explanation breaks down is where the gap is.
active-recall.md
title: Active Recalltags: [memory, learning]Retrieving information from memory rather than passively re-reading. The [[Feynman Technique]] is a form of active recall — explaining forces retrieval and reveals weak spots.
Spaced Repetition
from a study techniques article
spaced-repetition.md
title: Spaced Repetitiontags: [memory, learning, anki]A learning technique that reviews information at increasing time intervals. More effective than massed practice because it exploits the [[Spacing Effect]]. Used in Anki and other flashcard systems.
spacing-effect.md
title: Spacing Effecttags: [memory, cognitive-psychology]The psychological phenomenon where information is better retained when study sessions are spaced over time rather than concentrated. Foundation for [[Spaced Repetition]] systems.
forgetting-curve.md
title: Forgetting Curvetags: [memory, ebbinghaus]Ebbinghaus's model showing exponential decay of memory over time without review. [[Spaced Repetition]] counteracts this by reviewing just before the memory would be lost.