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What is Chunking? Chunking refers to how our brains prefer to group information. Our working memory can hold about 3 pieces of information simultaneously, with the ability to stretch to 5. So our brain is pretty bad at handling lots of information at the same time. Chunk information to retain it faster If we have a large amount of information in front of us, we can group or chunk the information…
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