"academic bulimia" meaning in English

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          "text": "The founder, Chad Woodburn, is a good friend of mine, a man of high personal character and scholarship who believes in real learning, not just regurgitation of memorized material. (Which he refers to as academic bulimia.)",
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        "An approach to test-taking in which information is memorized shortly before the test and then quickly forgotten afterwards."
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