Sure! Learning is best when it’s messy and interrupted. It works better if you forget things, so that you have to work harder to recall them. Spacing out your study sessions makes the brain forget a little bit less each time, which helps it remember more when needed. Combining different problem types in one session forces the brain to make new connections between problems and build stronger neural networks around those memories. This way of studying can also help students learn multiple associations with the studied material, which will help them retain more information for longer periods of time.
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