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Question 1

Interleaved practice is practicing _______________.
◦ different skills or concepts during the same study session
◦ one type of skill or concept at a time
◦ without breaks
◦ in short bursts followed by breaks

Question 2

The ability to accurately assess your own knowledge and skills and to self-regulate your learning is known as ____________.
◦ Interleaving
◦ blocked practice
◦ metacognition
◦ growth mindset
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