study-plan

To create a weekly study plan, provide your courses, upcoming exam dates, and current mastery levels. The system then generates a tailored schedule that allocates study tasks and resources based on evidence-based learning principles and your specific assessment calendar.

The best way to allocate study time for retention is applying a 70% retrieval practice and 30% reference material ratio. This evidence-based learning principle ensures you maximize memory retention while systematically covering subject gaps for upcoming exams.

Spaced repetition integrates with mastery tracking by using your current mastery levels to automatically refresh and update your study plan. This mechanism ensures topics are queued for review at optimal intervals, aligning weekly tasks with your learning progress.

Yes, your weekly study plan automatically updates when your mastery levels change. The system uses goal-driven updates and mastery queues to adjust priorities, ensuring your study schedule dynamically adapts to your learning progress and upcoming exam dates.

To generate a study plan for courses with varying mastery, you need to provide your course list, exam dates, and current mastery levels. No additional dependencies or setup tools are required to produce tailored tasks and resource allocations.

Your study plan prioritizes retrieval practice over reading materials because it applies evidence-based learning principles to maximize retention. By allocating 70% of study time to retrieval practice, the plan ensures you actively recall information rather than passively reviewing reference material.