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How to ACE your Exams with ACTIVE RECALL STUDYING (Evidence Based Study Tips)

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We revamped our Active Recall Video! : youtube.com/watch?v=Ie-__POGl8Q&t=176s

What is active recall? It is one of the best scientifically proven study strategies and is evidence based to bring students success. It requires you to recall information that you've learned before without using any hints or clues. An easier way to understand it is by comparing it to recognition. Because unlike "recall," recognition doesn't train you to study in the exact way that you will be tested. An example of recall is using flashcards and an example of recognition is re-reading your notes in order to study for exams. By combining active recall with spaced repetition, you will be acing your exams reliably. In this video we'll also show you how to apply the concept of active recall studying to your routine immediately!

Definitely check out the app called Remnote. It is easily one of our favorite active recall and spaced repetition apps, because not only does it arrange the spaced repetition schedule for you, it also provides a very structured way to type your notes. Anki has been a staple for medical students for a very long time, but we believe that Remnote may be the next big thing! Check it out in the link below:

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Mike and Matty published this 5:41 video tutorial on June 26, 2020. It has been watched 58,712 times on YouTube.

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