Slash Learning
Memory tools and study generators that actually help you retain.
Flashcard Maker
Paste a topic — get an instant 5-card study deck to flip through.
Spaced Plan
Get the exact days to review anything so it sticks (1-3-7-21).
Feynman Prompt
Explaining simply exposes gaps. Here's your prompt.
The Study Playbook
15 evidence-backed techniques. Searchable.
Active recall beats rereading every time. Close the book and write what you remember first.
Spaced repetition: review at day 1, 3, 7, 21. Four short sessions beat one long one.
Interleave topics in one session (A, B, C, A). It feels worse and works better - trust the research.
Teach it to an imaginary student. If you can't simplify it, you haven't learned it yet.
Practice tests are the highest-yield study activity ever measured. Do them early, not just before the exam.
Sleep is study time - memory consolidation happens then. All-nighters actively erase the day's work.
Handwrite the hardest concepts once. Slower processing forces real understanding.
Study the same subject at the same time daily. The cue itself starts focus.
Past papers first, textbook second. The exam's shape teaches you what matters.
Feynman technique: explain it in plain language, find the gap, go back to the source for just that gap.
Change study locations between subjects. Context variety strengthens retrieval cues.
Timer on, phone in another room, water on desk. Environment first, discipline second.