Ask Should instructors make use of spaced repetition approach in their courses uploaded to BMF.io?

[Brajet]

Instructors should absolutely use spaced repetition in their BMF.io courses. It's one of those tricks that really helps stuff stick in your brain. Instead of just dumping info all at once, you go back to it over time , and that makes it way easier to remember. On a platform like BMF.io, it's super easy to throw in some quick review quizzes, flashcards, or little reminders to revisit key points. Plus, it shows students you actually care about them learning, not just ticking boxes. It doesn't take much effort to add, but it can make a big difference. So yeah, if you're making a course, spaced repetition is kind of a no-brainer.

 

[Dean101]

It's basically a smart way to help students actually remember stuff instead of just cramming and forgetting. By spreading out lessons and coming back to key points, learners get plenty of chances to lock things in. It also keeps things fun and less stressful since students aren't drowning in info all at once. On BMF.io, it's super easy to sprinkle in quizzes or flashbacks to important stuff over time.

 

[Newman]

In order to facilitate more assimilation and understanding level of the students, it is important for the coach and the instructors to be using the method, spaced repetition approach. This will let the coach and the instructor know the actual students that understand the concept from those that do not.