Spaced repetition for students
Review soon after learning, then again a few days later, then a week later. The gaps make memory last.
The idea
You forget quickly at first and more slowly each time you review. Reviewing just before you would forget is efficient.
A simple schedule
Review a topic the day after you learn it, again after three days, and again after a week.
Use practice tests as the review
Each review can be a short test on that unit instead of rereading.
Weak items more often
Spend extra reviews on questions you missed.
Keep a streak
Short daily sessions fit spaced repetition better than rare long ones.
More guides
- Make a practice test from your own class notes
- Turn notes into a quiz
- Generate a final exam from every unit
- Math practice tests from your own problems
- Get your handwritten work graded
- How to study for a test: what works
- All guides
Learn more on the Features, How it works and Pricing pages.