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"Retention is improved when exposure to information is repeated and spaced over time. In this strategy, we create opportunities for students to revisit older content in deliberate and purposeful ways to promote not just recall of that content, but also sustained comprehension of it. The more complex the practice is, the more space you should put between it and the next practice. By using spaced practice in the station rotation model, you can mix it in with mass practice of new content in the same lesson plan." Bold School, Kieschnick, p. 184
Mass Practice is concentrated learning over a chunk of time.
Spaced Practice is practiced spaced out over time
The more complex the practice, the more time between it and next practice
Station Rotation Model: allows for spaced, mass and new instruction in same lesson.
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Optimizing Station Rotations in Blended Learning (Edutopia Article)
Spaced versus Mass Practice (Rutherford County Schools website)
Allocating Student Study Time: "Massed" versus "Distributed" Practice (American Federation of Teachers)
Student Practice: Spaced vs Massed Infographic (Missouri Dept of Elementary and Secondary Education)
Need Inspiration Designing Station Rotation Lessons for your Math, English, History or Science Class? (Catlin Tucker)
Station Rotation Lesson Template (Catlin Tucker). Make a copy