Spaced

In learning, "spaced" refers to the technique of spreading out practice sessions or review intervals over time, rather than cramming all at once. This approach leverages the brain's natural process of consolidating information, making it easier to remember and recall in the long term. For example, reviewing a topic after a day, then after a few days, and again after a week, helps reinforce learning more effectively. Spaced learning is widely used in education and skill development because it enhances retention and reduces forgetting.