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Everything you need to study smarter. From note-taking strategies to flashcard techniques and study plan templates.

Note-Taking

Note-Taking Strategies

Master proven techniques to capture, organize, and retain information effectively

Cornell Method

Divide your page into notes, cues, and summary sections for active learning

Use the cue column for questions and keywords
Write main notes in the right section
Summarize key points at the bottom

Best Note-Taking Strategies

Learn proven techniques that help you learn faster and retain more information

Focus on key concepts, not verbatim transcription
Use abbreviations and symbols
Review and revise notes within 24 hours

AI-Powered Note Taking

Combine traditional methods with AI tools for maximum efficiency

Take notes actively during lectures
Let AI handle summarization and organization
Use AI to convert notes into study materials

Summarizing Notes Effectively

Learn how top students create powerful summaries that improve comprehension

Focus on main ideas and key concepts
Use your own words
Keep summaries concise but complete

Flashcards

Flashcard Techniques

Learn how to create effective flashcards and use spaced repetition for maximum retention

Complete Flashcard Guide

Master the art of creating and using flashcards for maximum retention

One concept per card
Use active recall, not passive reading
Review cards at increasing intervals

Spaced Repetition Mastery

Learn how to use spaced repetition algorithms to improve long-term memory

Review cards daily, even if briefly
Be honest with your performance ratings
Let the algorithm optimize your schedule

Automatic Flashcard Creation

Convert your notes into flashcards automatically using AI

Scan handwritten notes with OCR
Let AI identify key concepts
Review and refine generated cards

Flashcards vs. Summaries

Understand when to use flashcards versus summaries for different types of content

Use flashcards for facts, definitions, and formulas
Use summaries for complex concepts and relationships
Combine both methods for comprehensive learning

Study Plans

Study Plan Templates

Ready-to-use templates to structure your study time effectively

Weekly Study Schedule

Plan your week with dedicated time blocks for each subject

monday:
Subject A (2 hours) + Review flashcards (30 min)
tuesday:
Subject B (2 hours) + Create new flashcards (30 min)
wednesday:
Subject C (2 hours) + Spaced repetition review (30 min)
thursday:
Subject A (1.5 hours) + Subject B (1.5 hours)
friday:
Subject C (2 hours) + Weekly review (1 hour)
weekend:
Catch up + Deep dive into difficult topics

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Exam Preparation Plan

Structured 2-week plan for comprehensive exam preparation

Week 1:
Review all material, create flashcards, identify weak areas
Week 2:
Intensive review, practice tests, final preparation
Daily:
2-3 hours focused study + 30 min flashcard review

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Daily Study Routine

Optimal daily schedule for consistent learning

Morning (9-11 AM):
New material + Note-taking
Afternoon (2-4 PM):
Active recall practice + Flashcards
Evening (7-8 PM):
Review + Spaced repetition
Before Bed:
Quick review of key concepts

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Science-Backed Methods

Learn study methods proven by research to improve retention

Feynman Method

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AI Summaries

Use AI to condense material and study faster

Study Guides

Turn any material into comprehensive study guides

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