Pick study strategies that fit a learning task

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Overview

Gareth Manning's study-strategy-selector skill matches study techniques such as retrieval practice and spaced study to a learning task, the type of material and a student's current habits. It ranks the options and writes a practical study plan. Shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.

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