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Some Assembly Required: Self-Testing Alone is Not an Effective Way to Build Broader Understanding
Extensive research has demonstrated that testing enhances long-term memory by strengthening retrieval processes for the tested memory traces. Such memory models explain why learners benefit from repeated testing but do not account for how learners construct understanding across multiple ideas. In co
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