Turn my notes into flashcards I can’t answer on autopilot.

Flashcards from your own notes that ask why and how, plus a list of what your notes got wrong.


When to use
When you have pages of notes and a test, a talk or a new job coming.
Time
5 min

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Below are my notes on . Turn them into flashcards I can test myself with, as a two-column table of question and answer. One idea per card. Write questions that make me explain, compare or apply something, not ones I can answer by spotting a keyword. Not like this: ‘What is X?’ More like this: ‘Why does X happen, and what would change without it?’ Keep each answer under 30 words, and use only what’s in my notes. After the cards, list anything in my notes that looks wrong, unclear or contradictory, and anything important they seem to skip, so I can check those against my source. My notes:

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