two-step study
nounUK /ˈtuː.stɛp ˈstʌd.i/
US /ˈtuː.stɛp ˈstʌd.i/
A two-step study is when you learn something in two small parts, one after the other.
For the spelling test, I did a two-step study: first I read the words, then I wrote them.
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2. A research plan that is done in two separate stages.
The scientists used a two-step study to test the new medicine.
3. A way of learning a dance by practicing two moves at a time.
Our dance teacher taught us a two-step study before the whole routine.
4. A method where you check your work twice, once quickly and once carefully.
His two-step study helped him find the mistake in his math homework.