How to use interleaved practices in the study of Science ➤ Math, Engineering and Physics

Interleaving the practices is a way of working out the exercises, problems, or past examination tests "in a mixed sequence" rather than in the "massed" form [1].

Research shows the superiority of interleaved practices over massed practices.
In this video, I talk about the experiments underscoring this superiority and how students and all those eager to learn new skills can use this idea in science practically.

REFERENCES

[1] - Henry L. Roediger III e Mark A. McDaniel, Make it stick

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