Cramming isn't the best way to learn: but if you have to do it, here's how

Jonathan Firth

Cramming isn't the best way to learn: but if you have to do it, here's how

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Abstract

Around the country, school and university students are hitting the books in preparation for exams. If you are in this position, you may find yourself trying to memorise information that you first learned a long time ago and have completely forgotten – or that you didn’t actually learn effectively in the first place.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 17 May 2024

Keywords

cramming
study skills
memory
education
schools
exams

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Cramming isn't the best way to learn: but if you have to do it, here's how

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