Primary education and physical education

URGANCH STATE UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF "PRIMARY EDUCATION AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION"
"PRIMARY EDUCATION AND SPORTS EDUCATIONAL WORK" DIRECTION
English language
from science


INDEPENDENT WORK

THEME: STUDYING WITH MULTIPLE SOURCE.

Urgench–2023.
THEME: STUDYING WITH MULTIPLE SOURCE.

Distributed practice definition

Distributed practice is a learning technique where practice occurs in multiple short sessions over a long period of time, with an acceptable amount of space between each session.
For example, studying something during two different sessions with a break of a few days (or even hours) in between, rather than learning it all in one go.
To qualify as distributed practice, each learning session must focus on the same subject.Teachers may prefer this alternative method instead of the more common, linear approach -- teaching content repeatedly in a short time, before introducing the next subject.
Distributed practice is a well-known theory in cognitive psychology that’s used in a wide range of disciplines, from improving memory to physical activity to music. And more recently, this practice has grown in popularity among academic educators.
The meaning of the term becomes quite clear when you split it up into its parts:

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  Distributed = spread out
  
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  Practice = to do something repeatedly so as to become proficient
  

The “spread out” aspect explains why distributed practice can also be referred to as spaced practice, spaced learning or spaced repetition.

How does distributed practice work?

Effective distributed practice in education follows four steps:

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   Initial mastery -- Students are introduced to the material and achieve a baseline understanding of the topic.
   
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