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See: School retention for the educational issue.
In learning it is the ability to retain information or skills in memory as opposed to forgetting them. Reconstruction, recognition,recall and easier relearning indicate that material is retained.
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- Interference (learning)
- Long term memory
- Memory training
- Reminiscence
- Retention curve
- Retention measures
- Short term memory
- Spaced repetition