Study Tips7 min read
How to Study for Midterms
Midterms are usually several classes and several units arriving at once. Start by sorting the work, then spend your time testing what you can recall instead of trying to reread everything.
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Ben Hirsch
Founder of Studi
Ben Hirsch founded Studi to make studying from your own class material faster. He works on the product and writes about study methods students can actually keep up with during a busy semester.
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Study Methods6 min read
How to Use an AI Tutor for Studying (And When Not To)
An AI tutor is available at midnight before a test, never gets impatient with the same question asked three different ways, and can re-explain a concept from a completely different angle instantly. It's also not the right tool for everything. Here's how to actually use one.
By Ben HirschStudy Methods5 min read
Active Recall: What It Is and How to Actually Use It
Rereading your notes feels productive but barely helps you remember anything. Active recall — closing the book and testing yourself — is the study method with the strongest research behind it. Here's how to actually do it.
By Ben Hirsch
Study Tips6 min read
How to Turn Lecture Notes Into Flashcards (4 Ways — One Is Instant)
If you're staring at a wall of lecture notes wondering how they're supposed to become something you can actually study from, here are four ways to get there — including the one that takes about 15 seconds.
By Ben Hirsch