SRS (Spaced Repetition System)

A Spaced Repetition System (SRS) is a learning technique designed to improve long-term memory retention by scheduling review sessions for information at increasing intervals. Instead of cramming, SRS determines when to revisit knowledge based on how well you remember it; easier concepts are reviewed less frequently, while challenging ones are revisited more often. This approach leverages our natural forgetting curve, ensuring that you reinforce your learning right before you are likely to forget. SRS is commonly used in language learning and other areas of general knowledge, helping learners grasp and retain information more effectively.