So spaced repetition – revisiting information regularly at set intervals over time – makes a lot of sense.
One involves creating opportunities to revisit information throughout the semester, or even in future semesters.
The idea of hierarchical topic segmentation is one step in that direction, enabling to choose the extent of the portion of the stream to be considered, but it might also prove interesting to revisit information retrieval techniques in the light of this reflexion and design new techniques not dependent on the notion of document.
I revisit Information Theory, showing that the laws of physics permit de novo creation of information, provided an energy-dependent process preserving functional entities makes room for entities accumulating information.
Since then, I have revisited the information I collected over the past year in an effort to directly address the lingering doubts I uncovered.
The post-intervention SVQ revisited the information each of the siblings raised in their SVQ pre-intervention, to establish any changes that had taken place.
Parts of the play revisit information that appears in the book, with visual aids, while others provide personal touches: Wright's amused bewilderment at Saudi culture, his moral confusion interviewing sources with terrorist connections.
When we speak via Skype, he is very patient with my questions, many of which revisit information already gathered by the curator Kalman.
(Diabetes group 4) Accessing information via the Internet means that it is possible to confirm information that is already 'known' and revisit information.
These statements phrased the importance of a respectful dialogue, exploring the role women want to play in the decision-making process, encouraging her to play an active role, exploring her values and preferences, giving women accurate and accessible information and time to process and revisit this information, and making sure women's autonomy is respected.
Finally, the Stages of Change Theory supports the value of having up-to-date information and support readily accessible over time, so that patients can revisit the information and support across the progression of disease and multiple iterative decision-making cycles [ 8].
