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by PsychuserIs it better to write down when trying to recall or say it out loud
Hii! I love blurting and I think about this often tbh. But I reckon it depends on the person, I would say saying it out loud is faster but maybe try out doing both and see which way helps you to memorise concepts faster/ which one is more efficient? Good luck!
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