Grammar Boost: How to Master English Memory
The Recall-Repeat System
The secret to fluency isn’t learning more English; it’s learning how to change how you remember.
To stop forgetting new grammar and vocabulary, you need to turn passive study habits into a high-speed memory system.
By mastering the “Learning to Learn” framework, you can move past the intermediate plateau and start building lasting confidence.
Stop Reviewing, Start Recalling
Many students spend hours reading their notes over and over.
They believe that looking at a list of grammar rules or vocabulary words is the best way to learn.
However, simply reviewing is a passive habit that often leads to a false sense of security. If you want to master English fluency, you must stop re-reading and start recalling.
Active recall is the process of testing your brain instead of putting information into it. Instead of browsing a textbook, you force your mind to find the information from memory. It feels difficult because it is effective.
Think of your brain like a physical muscle. You don’t get stronger by watching someone else lift weights; you grow by choosing to lift them yourself.
When you practice remembering a word or grammar point without looking at your notes, you strengthen the connection.
The Logic of Active Recall
Why use active recall?
