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The Top Ten Revision Techniques You May Not Have Tried Yet

December 10, 2019 Elizabeth Hill - Scott Leave a comment

Here, I don’t want to dive into the full-on super serious revision techniques. You can check out my essential revision…

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Understanding The Generation Effect: Three Ways to Improve Your Memory and Revision.

August 29, 2019 Elizabeth Hill - Scott Leave a comment

Did you know you’re 50% more likely to remember something if you say it out loud rather than write it…

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