A 1988(!) paper on the failure of educators to use the spacing effect: http://andrewvs.blogs.com/usu/files/the_spacing_effect.pdf … Interesting because:pic.twitter.com/ByvoRfIPWw
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(b) it would likely be easy to modify classrooms to use it, and it would likely make an enormous difference to education; and
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This is true of much in education when it comes to the learning sciences: "Little seems to have changed since 1988." --
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Most topics in my classes are revisited 6-8 time. (Reading, lecture, hw, exam prep, exams) We review exams in class for this purpose
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Reminds me of this great quote on how slow education can be to deeply adopt new technology.....this one from 1980, just as true today.pic.twitter.com/cE5ErsXAGe
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Do you have any sense why? People are trying harebrained things in classrooms all the time, but not the proven thing?
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