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Overview

Daily review strengthens previous learning and can lead to fluent recall. Reviewing previously learned content on a regular basis over time strengthens neural connections that are necessary for developing expertise.

Use It in the Classroom

Watch how this teacher walks a class through their DMR (Daily Math Review).This procedure incorporates independent practice, student talk, and whole class discussion.

  • Beginning lessons with five to eight minutes of review provides regular practice. For example, daily interleaving of worked problems and problems for students to solve allows students to practice different math skills, in turn increasing fluency.

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    Hear how products and websites can provide extra practice for students outside of their regular math classes. By providing daily review of foundational math concepts, products can be instrumental in supporting students' deep understanding of increasingly complex math concepts.

  • Designing a quick review of previous concepts stimulates recall of the skills and concepts that are necessary to grasp the new content. Developers can insert these reviews before a new level or lesson to support automaticity and consolidation of knowledge into Long-term Memory.
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    Examples

    Importance of Daily Review

    How daily review can be implemented in the classroom

    Examples

    Interleaved Mathematics Practice

    Specific interleaving activities for all levels of math

    Research

    Cognition & Memory

    Topic that includes cognitive science theories about how the brain processes information on Digital Promise's Research Map

    Research

    Development of Expertise

    Subtopic that explores factors that lead people to become experts on Digital Promise's Research Map

    Research

    Distributed Practice

    Digital Promise blog on distributed practice and how it has been shown to improve learning

    Research

    Research-Based Strategies

    Summary of strategies highlighting the importance of independent practice

    Factors Supported by this Strategy

    Mathematics
    Algebraic Thinking
    Geometric Reasoning
    Operations
    Proportional Reasoning
    Statistical Reasoning
    Cognition
    Attention
    Inhibition
    Long-term Memory
    Short-term Memory
    Spatial Skills
    Speed of Processing
    Visual Processing
    Social and Emotional Learning
    Emotion
    Self-regulation
    Student Background
    Adverse Experiences
    Physical Well-being
    Safety
    Sleep
    Socioeconomic Status

    More Repetition Strategies

    Cumulative Review

    Continual use of foundational skills with different problems reinforces a conceptual understanding of math skills.

    Guided Practice

    Spending time with new content helps move concepts and ideas into Long-term Memory.

    Individual Deliberate Practice

    Practicing until achieving several error-free attempts is critical for retention.

    Verbal Repetition

    Having students verbally repeat information such as instructions ensures they have heard and supports remembering.

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