<aside> 🌙 It's Tuesday and you're tired. Do exactly this: open the first list below, work down from the top row, and stop when you hit a green ✅ row. That's the whole job. Everything else on this page is optional.
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This list re-orders itself every night. The top row is whatever you'd fail hardest on right now. You don't choose what to study — you start at the top and stop when you've had enough, or when the rows turn green.
<aside> ✍️ How to actually do one row. Cover your notes. Say the idea out loud, or write it from memory, as if explaining it to a friend who missed the lecture. Then look at your notes and see how you did.
Whatever happened, set Confidence honestly and set Last Reviewed to today. That's what reschedules it.
Honesty is the whole trick. 🟠 Shaky brings a topic back in 3 days. 🟢 Solid hides it for 16. Overrating yourself today is how you end up surprised in the exam hall — which is exactly the problem you're trying to fix.
If you got it wrong, write one sentence in What Trips Me Up saying why. Those sentences are the single best thing to read the morning of an exam.
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Every dated thing from all five syllabi, in one list, nearest first. After setup week you never open a syllabus again. The 📆 tab shows the same thing as a calendar.
<aside> 📖 You're not going to read all of it, and that's fine. The Do This column tells you the smallest thing that keeps you from being blindsided in class.
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One row per class. This is the answer to “which class am I quietly behind in?” — the thing you normally find out during the exam.
You shouldn't need any of this to use the page. It's here for the day you wonder why something showed up.