Active practice—also called active recall or retrieval-based learning—is a method where learners actively engage with the material by recalling information from memory rather than passively reviewing it (like rereading notes or highlighting). The core idea is simple: the more you practice pulling information out of your brain, the stronger your memory becomes.

Because AP exams aren’t about what you’ve read — they’re about what you remember. That’s why my guides are built on active practice: to help you retain more, recall faster, and perform better when it counts.

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