How to Make Good Revision Flashcards (That Actually Work)
Stop copying your notes out in smaller writing. Here's how to make effective flashcards, when to make them, and the mistake most students make.
The Feynman Technique: Learn by Explaining Simply
Truly understand any concept by explaining it simply. The 4 steps of the Feynman technique, a worked example, and the science behind it.
How to Revise Effectively the Night Before an Exam
Revising the night before an exam without panicking: hour-by-hour schedule, prioritization method, stress management, and sleep to maximize your grade.
Spaced Repetition: The Method for Never Forgetting Anything
Spaced repetition: how the forgetting curve works, which interval schedule to adopt, and why this method beats cramming according to science.
Can AI Really Take Notes for You?
Automatic transcription, structured notes, AI-generated revision sheets: an honest look at what artificial intelligence can (and can't) do for your lectures.
The Cornell Method: The Complete Guide to Effective Lecture Notes
The Cornell method explained step by step: 3 zones, concrete examples, comparisons, paper vs. digital advice. Take notes that actually help you progress.
How to Revise Effectively: 5 Techniques Proven by Science
Re-reading and highlighting do almost nothing. Discover 5 study methods validated by research — active recall, spaced repetition, interleaving — to retain more in less time.
Why You Lose Information in Lectures (and How to Fix It)
Listening and writing at the same time in class: your brain can't do both. Methods, science, and a concrete workflow for lecture notes that actually serve you.