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Questions? Join my free FB Community:   / 1254530282761522   Boost Your Memory Fast: Spaced Repetition, Flashcards & Cornell Notes Explained 🔍 What you'll learn: – Why rereading and highlighting do NOT work – How the Multi-Store Model explains forgetting – What sensory, short-term, and long-term memory really do – Why rehearsal matters for long-term storage – How spaced repetition strengthens memory – Ebbinghaus’ Forgetting Curve & how to beat it – How to organise spaced study sessions using a simple spreadsheet – Why retrieval practice is more powerful than revision – How to make effective handwritten flashcards – The benefits of verbalization and teaching others – How interleaving improves problem-solving – Why handwritten notes beat typing (Mueller & Oppenheimer, 2014) – How to use the Cornell note-taking method for deeper learning – A complete walkthrough of how to take active, exam-ready notes 🎓 Perfect for: A-Level Psychology students (AQA, OCR, Edexcel, Cambridge), GCSE students, university students, adult learners, and anyone who wants to improve memory and study skills. ⏱ Topics covered: spaced repetition • long-term memory • retrieval practice • MSCM • Cornell notes • active recall • interleaving • study hacks • evidence-based learning Struggling to revise effectively? In this video, you’ll learn powerful, science-backed study techniques that dramatically improve memory, recall, and long-term learning. We break down the psychology behind how memory works using the Atkinson & Shiffrin Multi-Store Model (1968) and apply proven methods to help you study smarter, not harder. 🔍 What you'll learn: – Why rereading and highlighting do NOT work – How the Multi-Store Model explains forgetting – What sensory, short-term, and long-term memory really do – Why rehearsal matters for long-term storage – How spaced repetition strengthens memory – Ebbinghaus’ Forgetting Curve & how to beat it – How to organise spaced study sessions using a simple spreadsheet – Why retrieval practice is more powerful than revision – How to make effective handwritten flashcards – The benefits of verbalization and teaching others – How interleaving improves problem-solving – Why handwritten notes beat typing (Mueller & Oppenheimer, 2014) – How to use the Cornell note-taking method for deeper learning – A complete walkthrough of how to take active, exam-ready notes 🎓 Perfect for: A-Level Psychology students (AQA, OCR, Edexcel, Cambridge), GCSE students, university students, adult learners, and anyone who wants to improve memory and study skills. ⏱ Topics covered: spaced repetition • long-term memory • retrieval practice • MSCM • Cornell notes • active recall • interleaving • study hacks • evidence-based learning