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Desirable difficulty (n.) is a learning challenge that slows study down at first but improves long-term memory and understanding.
A Desirable difficulty (n.) counterintuitively promotes (rather than hinders) learning (or success in other endeavors).
Deutero-learning (n.) is the skill of updating the rules that update you.
Deutero-learning (n.) is the component of all learning whereby, any given lesson also necessarily contains a 'meta' lesson about expectations within the category to which that lesson belongs.
Learning a lesson (n.) is announced by parents in a voice that suggests they arranged it.
Learning a lesson (n.) is tuition paid entirely in embarrassment.
Learning a lesson (n.) is always described in the past tense by people who are currently doing it again.
Learning a lesson (n.) is what we call the damage once we have decided to keep it.
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