Sep 9, 2026 · 33 min · 10 segments
In this episode of The Science of Learning, Amarbeer Singh Gill joins us to explore interleaving and how this evidence-informed learning strategy can support students’ long-term retention and…
Bradley BuschHost
Amarbeer Singh GillGuest
So as with all the Science of Learning podcasts, uh, three studies that we're gonna cover.
Um, and the first one I think, I think you'll probably agree is, like, the seminal study-
When most people do a presentation, if they talk about interleaving, there's a decent chance this study-
Um, interesting that quite a lot of interleaving studies, not all, but a lot are done on maths.
So they looked at, um, maths, and, you know, this is your classic blocking versus interleaving.
So as with all the Science of Learning podcasts, uh, three studies that we're gonna cover.
Um, and the first one I think, I think you'll probably agree is, like, the seminal study-
When most people do a presentation, if they talk about interleaving, there's a decent chance this study-
Um, interesting that quite a lot of interleaving studies, not all, but a lot are done on maths.
So they looked at, um, maths, and, you know, this is your classic blocking versus interleaving.
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