Tom: Hey, Sarah! How's your studying going for the English exam?
Sarah: Hi, Tom! It's going okay, but I feel like I'm struggling to remember everything.
Tom: Yeah, I get that. Have you tried any active learning techniques?
Sarah: Not really. What do you mean?
Tom: Well, active learning is when you're not just passively reading or listening but actively engaging with the material. Like self-quizzing, teaching someone else what you've learned, or joining study groups.
Sarah: Oh, that sounds interesting! How does it help?
Tom: It helps because when you're actively involved, you're not just memorizing facts; you're understanding and processing the information deeply. Plus, teaching others reinforces your own understanding, and studying with peers can bring different perspectives and insights.
Sarah: I see! I'll definitely give it a try. Thanks for the tip, Tom!
Tom: No problem, Sarah! Let me know if you want to quiz each other or study together sometime.
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