In reading the Harvard alumni magazine online this evening, I came upon this interesting article which discusses some of the benefits of spaced learning, a learning technique that “can increase knowledge by up to 50 percent, and strengthen retention for up to two years.” The article links to the website of SpacedEd, a startup that [...]
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Sorry for the three-month hiatus! School has been as busy as ever, with tutoring in Harlem, working on a research project here at Columbia, developing the test preparation site, and trying to do well in all of my classes! Finals begin in two weeks and I feel confident about all of my classes (except physics). [...]
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I’m back to school again, and am pretty pleased with how the semester is shaping up. Best course I am taking: Object-oriented programming with Java. Yay! Worst course: Gateway engineering lab. Freshman have to endure this course almost as a rite of passage. I’ll try to make the best of it. In other news, I [...]
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