ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Have you ever perfectly learned something, only for your brain to completely erase it a week later? You are not broken. Your memory is just doing its job! In this episode of FluentCast, Diego and Brenda reveal the century-old science behind the "forgetting curve" and why passive studying is a trap. Discover the powerful, research-backed techniques to stop information from slipping away. Stop studying harder, and learn how to retrieve smarter!
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United States
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