If a child wants to learn to write his own name by using spaced practice, he should write the name:
A) once every day for several weeks.
B) several times as soon as he wakes up in the morning on one day.
C) over and over for one day until he gets it right.
D) by alternating using a pen, pencil, crayon, and marker.

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Spaced practice involves spreading out study sessions over time rather than trying to learn something in a single, concentrated effort. Writing his name once every day for several weeks allows the child to reinforce the learning gradually and effectively, making it more likely to stick in long-term memory.

If a Child Wants to Learn to Write His Own