Interleaving: Why Mixing Up Practice Often Beats Repetition
Mixing related problem types often beats practising one type at a time, especially for telling similar things apart. What the research shows, and its limits.

Mixing related problem types often beats practising one type at a time, especially for telling similar things apart. What the research shows, and its limits.

Placing images along a familiar route beats rehearsal for remembering lists in order. How the memory palace works, the evidence, and its limits.