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Plan spaced repetition for an exam
This prompt builds a spaced-repetition timetable. You give the exam and date, the topics, your hours per day and your weak topics, and it plans a week-by-week schedule that brings topics back at increasing gaps.
Create a spaced-repetition revision schedule. Exam: [EXAM AND DATE] Subjects and topics: [LIST] My hours per day: [HOURS] Weak topics: [LIST] Give me a week-by-week plan with review days after 1, 3, 7 and 14 days, extra time on weak topics, one full mock exam each week and rest days. Format as a table.
Reviewing something 4 times briefly beats studying it once for hours.
Get a better result
A week-by-week revision table with review days after 1, 3, 7 and 14 days, extra time on your weak topics, one full mock exam each week and rest days.
The plan needs more hours than you really have.
Fix: Be honest about hours per day and add “if the hours do not fit, drop the lowest-priority topics and tell me which”.
- Weak topics get the same time as strong ones. List them in order of weakness and ask for “twice the time on the first three”.
- The table is too long to follow. Ask for “only the next two weeks in detail, then a summary for the rest”, and regenerate it each Sunday.
Narrow it to a single subject: “only physics, 40 minutes a day, 12 chapters, a mock test every Sunday”. A smaller scope makes the review days easier to keep.
Make it shorter and more specific to my situation. If you need more detail, ask me up to 3 questions first.
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