Here's a simple system to make information stick permanently: Day 1: Learn new material in class/lecture Day 2: Quiz yourself on it (no looking at notes) Day 3: Test yourself again without reviewing first If you can recall it on Day 3 without any review, it's moving into long-term memory. If you can't? That topic goes on your "review again in 1 week" list. This catches knowledge gaps BEFORE they become exam problems. Most students only review once (or never) and wonder why they forget everything by exam week. Want the complete retention system with all the science-backed intervals? Join StudyCoach University for weekly group calls and full course content →

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