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An approach to learning and study that involves increasing the difficulty of study sessions over time.
As memory retention becomes stronger, graduated difficulty means that study sessions will continue to be challenging to the learner, improving the efficacy of their learning and further strengthening their retention based on the principle of desirable difficulty.
See also: Cognitive science, Desirable difficulty, Testing effect
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