How learners can use the interleaving strategy to study smartly

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Interleaving, or interleaved practice, is a study strategy in which students alternate between different but related topics, concepts or types of problems during a single study session. They do that instead of practising one topic continuously, as in blocked practice. The interleaving strategy discourages students from studying a single topic repeatedly before moving to another one.

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