Learning How to Learn
Learning How to Learn flashcards
93 cards covering the key learning how to learn vocabulary. Reveal the definition, mark the ones you know, and shuffle for another pass. Recalling a term before you flip — rather than re-reading it — is what moves it into long-term memory.
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- Active reading
- AI tutor
- Attention residue
- Automaticity
- Calibration
- Chunking
- Cognitive load
- Cognitive offloading
- Cognitive reserve
- Community of practice
- Comprehensible input
- Consolidation
- Convergent thinking
- Cued recall
- Curiosity
- Deep work
- Deliberate practice
- Desirable difficulty
- Divergent thinking
- Durable learning
- Effective feedback
- Elaboration
- Elaborative interrogation
- Encoding
- Experiential learning
- Extraneous load
- Far transfer
- Feedback
- Feynman technique
- Flow
- Fluency illusion
- Forgetting curve
- Free recall
- Friction
- Generation effect
- Germane load
- Google effect
- Growth mindset
- Habit
- Hypercorrection effect
- Illusion of competence
- Illusion of explanatory depth
- Immersion
- Interleaving
- Intrinsic load
- Judgement of learning
- Learning
- Learning styles myth
- Legitimate peripheral participation
- Long-term memory
- Massed practice
- Math anxiety
- Memory consolidation
- Mental model
- Metacognition
- Method of loci
- Misconception
- Mnemonic
- Near transfer
- Neuroplasticity
- Performance
- Procedural memory
- Procrastination
- Productive failure
- Productive struggle
- Protégé effect
- Recall
- Recognition
- Reconstruction
- Recovery rule
- Reflection
- Retrieval
- Retrieval cue
- Retrieval practice
- Scaffolding
- Schema
- Second brain
- Self-directed learning
- Self-explanation
- Self-regulated learning
- Spaced repetition
- Spacing effect
- Split attention
- Storage
- Task switching
- Teacher's mindset
- Testing effect
- Transfer
- Transfer of learning
- Unlearning
- Working memory
- Zettelkasten
- Zone of proximal development