Definitions
- Referring to a study technique where a large amount of information is learned in a short period of time. - Describing a person who studies intensively for a test or exam. - Talking about a course or program designed to help students prepare for an exam.
- Referring to a course or program designed to review previously learned material. - Describing a quick review of information before using it again. - Talking about a reminder or memory jogger to recall previously learned information.
List of Similarities
- 1Both involve reviewing previously learned material.
- 2Both can be used to prepare for an upcoming task or event.
- 3Both can be courses or programs designed to help with learning or review.
What is the difference?
- 1Purpose: Crammer is used to learn new information quickly, while refresher is used to review previously learned material.
- 2Timeframe: Crammer is typically used in a short period of time, while refresher can be used over a longer period.
- 3Intensity: Crammer involves intensive studying, while refresher is more relaxed and less intense.
- 4Frequency: Crammer is used infrequently, while refresher can be used regularly to maintain knowledge.
- 5Connotation: Crammer has a negative connotation of last-minute cramming, while refresher has a positive connotation of refreshing or updating knowledge.
Remember this!
Crammer and refresher are both related to learning and reviewing previously learned material. However, crammer is used to learn new information quickly in a short period of time, while refresher is used to review previously learned material over a longer period. Crammer is more intense and infrequent, while refresher is more relaxed and can be used regularly to maintain knowledge.
