Retrieval practice means pulling information out of memory, for example with low-stakes quizzes, flashcards or free recall, instead of rereading it.
The most-cited AI-in-education paper gets retracted, retrieval practice hits a wall under high cognitive load, and a little knowledge turns out to be worse than none at all.
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New evidence on the limits of retrieval practice, phone bans that don't move test scores, ChatGPT as cognitive crutch, and why early vocabulary growth tells us surprisingly little about later reading
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Retrieval practice under scrutiny, feedback's missing mechanism, AI that actually teaches, and the quiet erosion of cognitive effort
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New studies on retrieval practice, seductive details, engagement myths, reading instruction, and the cognitive costs of modern technology
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