What are some common misconceptions about interleaved practice?

What are some common misconceptions about interleaved practice?

One common misconception is that interleaved practice is less effective than blocked practice for learning.

Why do people think blocked practice is better?

Many believe that focusing on one skill at a time leads to quicker mastery, but research shows interleaving enhances retention.

Are there specific subjects where interleaved practice works best?

Interleaved practice is effective across various subjects, especially in math and sports, where skills can be mixed.

How can I implement interleaved practice in my study routine?

You can mix different topics or types of problems in a single study session instead of focusing on one subject at a time.