INTERLIVING
"Change it up to make it last"
What is it
When using Interleaving you switch between ideas during a study session. For example, if you were studying basic math, instead of practicing a lot of addition.
What is Effective?
Connections:
studying ideas next to each other helps you to see what connects them.
These connections can both help to clarify material and make stonger pathways for memory.
Contex
If you study the same things in the same order, you get used to that context for remembering them. If the test changes the order then context changes and it will be harder to remember.
When you interleave you’re more ready to remember information in differ ent contexts
How to Use
When to Use
• This is easiest for information or concepts that you can write down on cards
Tips & Tricks
Don’t go too fast. Although this is about switching it up, make sure you understand an idea before moving on to the next one.