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Open an unfamiliar term and compare its definition with the sentence in your course material that uses it.
Build a study glossary from your notes and course material. Revisit important terms, understand them in context and connect definitions to your learning goals.
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Trying to remember something without first looking at the answer.
Information that helps you understand what went well and what to improve.
Bringing stored information back to mind.
Knowing what an idea means and how it connects to other ideas.
Key Terms bring the vocabulary of your Study Material into one place. Read a term's definition and context, then browse the glossary alphabetically or by learning goal when you want to find an idea again.
A definition explains the term; its context helps you connect it to the material. Read both when similar words have different meanings in your course.
Edit terms, definitions and context as you study. Add a clarification from your source, then use the glossary as a reference during your next session.
Use the glossary as a starting point for understanding. The next step is explaining the term yourself.
Open an unfamiliar term and compare its definition with the sentence in your course material that uses it.
Recall a definition before opening it. If you want repeated question-and-answer practice, create Flashcards around the same Study Material.
Create a glossary from the Study Material you are working on.
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