In his book " Fluent Forever," opera singer Gabriel Wyner suggests that one of the best ways to learn a new language is to practice remembering it.
In other words, instead of reading and rereading a list of vocabulary words, you should read it once and then test yourself repeatedly.
The same strategy works for pretty much anything you're hoping to commit to memory — and there's a growing body of research behind it. Psychologists call this phenomenon the "testing effect."
