CoachinStudentsChapter 4 of 5⏱ 5 min
A revision plan you’ll follow.
Perfect timetables fall apart by day two. Build one around your real life, weak topics first.
✓Real-hours plan✓Weak topics first✓Easy to reshuffle
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Use real numbers
Fill in the brackets.
My exams: [subject & date for each]. I have [X] hours a day to study, except [busy days / part-time job]. My weak topics: [list, or paste your quiz results from Chapter 1]. Make a weekly revision timetable as a table. Put weak topics early, a short quiz every weekend, and one full rest day.
Put the hours you'll really have, not the hours you wish you had.
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| Day | Focus |
|---|---|
| Mon | Physics: waves |
| Tue | Maths: integration |
| Wed | Chemistry: moles |
| Sat | Quick quiz |
| Sun | Rest 😴 |
+Reply to Claude…↑
2
Make it yours
Ask for changes, like:
Move Physics to the mornings, I focus better then.
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Move Physics to the mornings, I focus better then.
Done. Physics is now 8–10am on Mon, Wed and Fri. Maths moved to the evenings.
+Reply to Claude…↑
3
Put it where you’ll see it
Copy it into your calendar, or screenshot it as your phone wallpaper.
4
Fell behind? Reshuffle
Don't throw the plan away. Paste it back and say:
I missed Monday and Tuesday. Reshuffle the rest of the week.
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I missed Monday and Tuesday. Reshuffle the rest of the week.
No problem. Here's the new plan from Wednesday, with waves moved to Thursday morning…
+Reply to Claude…↑
BOOM.
A plan you actually follow, because it's built for your life, not a perfect student's.
Every Sunday night
Spend 5 minutes reviewing the week, then ask Claude to plan the next one.
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