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Desirable difficulty
Concept that some difficulty can assist learning
Desirable difficulty
A desirable difficulty, in the context of learning, refers to conditions or aspects of learning that require more effort, but which ultimately improve long-term performance. Although there are many ways to introduce difficulties in learning, only some of these difficulties will be desirable for enhancing learning, comprehension, and future performance. Research suggests that while some approaches to learning may feel slow and difficult, the long-term benefits are greater than with easy tasks.
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