Atomic learning

A learning method that delivers small, interconnected nuggets of information. Each "atom" of knowledge is a standalone piece, but together they form a comprehensive understanding of a subject. Unlike microlearning, which often focuses on isolated facts, atomic learning builds a cohesive picture by linking these small, digestible bits. It's perfect for learners who prefer to absorb information in tiny, manageable chunks while maintaining a clear connection to the broader topic.

I've been using atomic learning to study history, and it's amazing how these small, interconnected facts help me build a complete understanding of the subject.