Active Recall: Stop Re-Reading and Start Remembering
Highlighting textbooks feels productive but rarely sticks. Active recall forces your brain to retrieve information.
Close your notes and write everything you remember about a topic, then check gaps. Use Athena flashcards and end-of-lesson quizzes for structured recall. Students who switched from passive re-reading to daily recall improved mock exam scores by an average of 12% in our internal survey.
