#24 Learning and memory using retrieval practice

Update: 2021-12-13

Description

Retrieval practice, also known as active recall, is a popular conversation that I want to add some evidence to alongside its role in learning and memory for various contexts.

A brief 2021 review with plans for 2022 is also discussed later in the episode.

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