ion fr mati posed in this paper, tests without feedback produce bifurcated item distributions: diffic Tech students might still be able to pass the test, whereas many of the State students might fall below the threshold for passing. measured by loss of retrieval strength. The difference between recall and memory strength Psychologists often measure learning using cued-recall or free-recall tests. Recall tests produce one of two out-comes—the correct answer is recalled or it is not. Model
Researchers in learning and memory have frequently reported effects of task and context on retention...
The testing effect is the phenomenon that testing enhances memory for previously studied content. Me...
Popular belief holds that much of what is taught in classrooms is forgotten shortly thereafter. Howe...
This thesis investigated the testing effect, which is the tendency of testing to enhance learning an...
Given the complexity of human behavior, it can be difficult to identify factors that affect it so co...
The testing effect is a finding from cognitive psychology with relevance for education. It shows tha...
Free recall consists of two separate stages: the emptying of working memory and reactivation [1]. Th...
Tests, as learning events, can enhance subsequent recall more than do additional study opportunities...
A study investigated free recall of information bounded by internally inconsistent sentences compare...
The current study explored the elaborative retrieval hypothesis as an explanation for the testing ef...
The dynamics of human memory are complex and often unintuitive, but certain features—such as the fac...
Two different methods of practice are available in the learning of simple information, test practice...
Whether and how the administration of one retention test affects performance in a subsequent test on...
The testing effect is the phenomenon that testing enhances memory for previously studied content. Me...
There is a plethora of techniques for trying to maximize information retention, some more efficient ...
Researchers in learning and memory have frequently reported effects of task and context on retention...
The testing effect is the phenomenon that testing enhances memory for previously studied content. Me...
Popular belief holds that much of what is taught in classrooms is forgotten shortly thereafter. Howe...
This thesis investigated the testing effect, which is the tendency of testing to enhance learning an...
Given the complexity of human behavior, it can be difficult to identify factors that affect it so co...
The testing effect is a finding from cognitive psychology with relevance for education. It shows tha...
Free recall consists of two separate stages: the emptying of working memory and reactivation [1]. Th...
Tests, as learning events, can enhance subsequent recall more than do additional study opportunities...
A study investigated free recall of information bounded by internally inconsistent sentences compare...
The current study explored the elaborative retrieval hypothesis as an explanation for the testing ef...
The dynamics of human memory are complex and often unintuitive, but certain features—such as the fac...
Two different methods of practice are available in the learning of simple information, test practice...
Whether and how the administration of one retention test affects performance in a subsequent test on...
The testing effect is the phenomenon that testing enhances memory for previously studied content. Me...
There is a plethora of techniques for trying to maximize information retention, some more efficient ...
Researchers in learning and memory have frequently reported effects of task and context on retention...
The testing effect is the phenomenon that testing enhances memory for previously studied content. Me...
Popular belief holds that much of what is taught in classrooms is forgotten shortly thereafter. Howe...