In Anki, instead of going over material until you decide to stop, Anki chooses which cards you need to see. This delay between reviews is called "spaced repetition". There's just one problem with this approach - it's not terribly effective! Studies have shown that you can achieve better results by adding a delay between each review of an item, instead of reviewing it multiple times in a short period. Repeatedly reviewing material in this way - "cramming" - tends to be what we're used to, and for many people it feels like the natural way to study. In a conventional flashcard program, you see the same set of cards over and over again, and decide when you want to stop. To do this, it operates differently to a traditional flashcard program.
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