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Optimizing Practice Scheduling Requires Quantitative Tracking of Individual Item Performance
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Luke G. Eglington; Philip I. Pavlik – Grantee Submission, 2020
Decades of research has shown that spacing practice trials over time can improve later memory, but there are few concrete recommendations concerning how to optimally space practice. We show that existing recommendations are inherently suboptimal due to their insensitivity to time costs and individual- and item-level differences. We introduce an…
Descriptors: Scheduling, Drills (Practice), Memory, Testing
Optimizing Practice Scheduling Requires Quantitative Tracking of Individual Item Performance
Peer reviewed Peer reviewed
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Luke G. Eglington; Philip I. Pavlik Jr. – npj Science of Learning, 2020
Decades of research has shown that spacing practice trials over time can improve later memory, but there are few concrete recommendations concerning how to optimally space practice. We show that existing recommendations are inherently suboptimal due to their insensitivity to time costs and individual- and item-level differences. We introduce an…
Descriptors: Scheduling, Drills (Practice), Memory, Testing