Diagnose your learning system

Find out how your learning system compares against the best, based on the latest learning science research.

  • Determine the highest-yield parts of your learning that can save you time and effort.
  • Identify memory gaps in your learning techniques.
  • Receive a personalised report with your next steps.

You'll also receive follow-up tips weekly to improve your learning system.

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How it works

Answer 27 questions across 6 must-have components to the perfect learning system.

Priming

Priming is the part of learning that helps your brain form connections.

  1. Reduces overwhelm on new and complex concepts
  2. Increases learning speed
  3. Improves memory and retention

 

Encoding

Encoding is your ability to convert new information into your memory.

  1. Improves short and long-term memory
  2. Saves time by reducing repetition
  3. Enhances ability to deeply understand complex concepts

Reference

Reference is about strategically using your note-taking to create notes on details that do not fit elsewhere. 

  1. Necessary for efficient revision.
  2. Reduces anxiety over details

 

 

Retrieval

Retrieval is about calling forth knowledge from your memory. 

  1. Improves test and assessment performance
  2. Strengthens memory and retention

 

 

Interleaving

Interleaving helps you use and apply your knowledge in diverse contexts.

  1. Deepens mastery of new knowledge
  2. Improves complex problem solving
  3. Increases ability to answer "curveball" questions

Overlearning

Overlearning is about deliberately learning more than you need to and to a higher level than necessary.

  1. Increases recall speed
  2. Reinforces memory
  3. Improves confidence by finding knowledge gaps

 

The best learners use the best systems.

Watch this video by Dr. Justin Sung to learn more about how your learning system directly impacts your confidence, memory, performance, and results.