Leverage Spaced Repetition
- Learning over time beats cramming—consistency is key.
- Frequent exposure to concepts strengthens long-term retention.
- Use active recall techniques to reinforce memory.
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Peter Hollins’ The Science of Rapid Skill Acquisition explores how to learn efficiently by focusing on deliberate practice, breaking skills into subskills, and using spaced repetition. By prioritizing high-impact learning and teaching to reinforce knowledge, the book provides a structured approach to mastering new skills quickly and effectively.
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