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Spaced repetition is a review method where you revisit material at increasing intervals to strengthen long-term memory. Tools like Anki or simple index card systems can support this, but the hardest part is building a schedule that fits your life. In this topic, we walk through how to create your first spaced repetition routine. Start by choosing what you need to remember, such as vocabulary, formulas, definitions, or key concepts. Then decide how many new items you can handle each day without burning out. A common starting point is 10 to 20 new cards daily, reviewed in short sessions. The key is consistency, not volume. We will discuss how to set intervals, what to do when you forget a card, and how to adjust your load when life gets busy. Share your setup, your daily card count, and how your retention has changed over weeks or months of practice.
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