Another incredibly useful trick is to introduce variety into our learning methods. Whether this be shifting our physical locations while learning or reading about different topics simultaneously, variety helps our brain absorb information into our long-term memory much more effectively than when we stick to one topic and study it in one physical location throughout. This is because information is often context-specific.

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