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In series of studies involving learning groups,
simply hearing someone explain a set of concepts,
as in listening to lecture, or reviewing notes that expose a student
to new information, seem to have minimal effect on learning.
But students who had to explain the information to their peers,
a process that forced them to reconcile the inconsistencies
in their understanding to answer thier classmates' questions,
increased their learning.
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