Incremental reading - Revision history

Issa Rice at 23:17, 2 November 2018

2018-11-02T23:17:35Z

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	Incremental reading seems to combine several techniques into a package:		Incremental reading seems to combine several techniques into a package:

	* It uses the regular spaced repetition suite of techniques ([[spaced repetition]], [[active recall]], especially cloze ~~deletions~~)		* It uses the regular spaced repetition suite of techniques ([[spaced repetition]], [[active recall]], especially [[cloze deletion]]s)
	* It mixes learning of new material with review of old material (in particular, one encounters completely new material during incremental reading, unlike a regular spaced repetition flashcard program where each card must be created individually). In other words, the [[temporal pacing]] controls both the pacing of new material and of the review.		* It mixes learning of new material with review of old material (in particular, one encounters completely new material during incremental reading, unlike a regular spaced repetition flashcard program where each card must be created individually). In other words, the [[temporal pacing]] controls both the pacing of new material and of the review.
	* Probably some sort of [[interleaving]] where learning/review of different subjects are combined in a single session.		* Probably some sort of [[interleaving]] where learning/review of different subjects are combined in a single session.

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	[[SuperMemo]] seems to have the most complete implementation of incremental reading, but there is a plugin for [[Anki]] that implements some of the features of incremental reading.		[[SuperMemo]] seems to have the most complete implementation of incremental reading, but there is a plugin for [[Anki]] that implements some of the features of incremental reading.

			==Evidence==

			* studies, data, anecdotes, opinion pieces

	==External links==		==External links==

2018-10-08T22:10:48Z

Requirements

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	This technique is used by the [[learner]].		This technique is used by the [[learner]].

	==Requirements==		==Requirements/genericity==

	* Some sort of spaced repetition software		* Under what learning conditions can this be applied? For what kind of students?
			* What kinds of material are required?

			Some sort of spaced repetition software

	==Training==		==Training==

2018-10-08T22:07:57Z

Goal/sales pitch

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			* How does this technique improve learning, retention, or [[illusion of transparency\|transparency]]?
			* Why would one expect this technique to work at all?

	==User==		==User==

2018-10-08T22:06:56Z

Goal

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	* Possibly some sort of prioritization process that controls the temporal pacing between subjects.		* Possibly some sort of prioritization process that controls the temporal pacing between subjects.

	==Goal==		==Goal/sales pitch==

	==User==		==User==

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User

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	==User==		==User==

			This technique is used by the [[learner]].

	==Requirements==		==Requirements==

2018-10-08T22:06:00Z

Requirements

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	==Requirements==		==Requirements==

			* Some sort of spaced repetition software

	==Training==		==Training==

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	==Training==		==Training==

	==Scope for improvement==		===Scope for improvement===

	Basically: how big is the difference between the gains a novice can expect, versus the gains a master of this technique can expect?		Basically: how big is the difference between the gains a novice can expect, versus the gains a master of this technique can expect?

2018-10-08T22:05:08Z

Scope for improvement

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	==Scope for improvement==		==Scope for improvement==

			Basically: how big is the difference between the gains a novice can expect, versus the gains a master of this technique can expect?

	==Software==		==Software==

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 * Probably some sort of [[interleaving]] where learning/review of different subjects are combined in a single session.
 * Possibly some sort of prioritization process that controls the temporal pacing between subjects.
 ==Software==