— core of ❐ Elaborative interrogation facilitates acquisition of confusing facts.

• learning-method that I know originally from 📰 12 Mental Models to Get Smarter in One Infographic

• similar to ◊ good dumb questions and ◊ Safety Netting

  • not just similar I'd say, it's actually the correct grouping term

New information will seldom leave a lasting trace in memory if not frequently reactivated, what Baddeley (1997, p. 123) called “elaborative rehearsal,” involving the formation of connections between the new information and information already known

— ❐ Incidental learning in second language acquisition