Week 1 is daily. Gaps then expand. Change the exam date to see suggested review days.
Review calendar
Highlighted days match the expanding-gap offsets (0–6 daily, then 9…42).
| Offset | Review | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Day 0 | ● | Day 0 — start encoding |
| Day 1 | ● | Days 1–6 — daily retrieval |
| Day 2 | ● | Days 1–6 — daily retrieval |
| Day 3 | ● | Days 1–6 — daily retrieval |
| Day 4 | ● | Days 1–6 — daily retrieval |
| Day 5 | ● | Days 1–6 — daily retrieval |
| Day 6 | ● | Days 1–6 — daily retrieval |
| Day 9 | ● | Day 9 — first expand |
| Day 12 | ● | Day 12 |
| Day 16 | ● | Day 16 |
| Day 21 | ● | Day 21 — three-week check |
| Day 28 | ● | Day 28 |
| Day 35 | ● | Day 35 |
| Day 42 | ● | Day 42 — exam week |
Same expanding-gap offsets the interactive planner uses (0–6 daily, then 9…42).
Locale sitting months
Teaching months for named public sittings — not a live timetable.
Calendar export
Uses the exam date on this page and the same expanding-gap offsets as the planner. Download stays on this device.
Local file only. Educational offsets — not a pass-rate promise and not a vendor calendar sync.
Weekly mind sheet
Four rows you can write on after printing. The method claims stay humble.
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Retrieve | |||||||
| Space it | |||||||
| Sleep | |||||||
| Reflect |
A blank teaching grid. Not a guarantee of a score.
Focus timer
25-minute teaching focus with a 5-minute break. Runs on this page only.
25:00
Exam countdown
Pick a date on this device. Teaching countdown, not a registration system.
Local review deck
Spaced-repetition-style cards stored only in this browser. No account.
- 🔁 Spaced repetition — Review just before you would forget — the most replicated schedule in learning science.
- 🎯 Active recall — Pull the answer from memory before you look — Karpicke and Roediger's testing effect.
- 🗣️ Feynman technique — Explain it in plain words, find the hole, then rebuild the explanation.
- 🔀 Interleaving — Mix problem types so you must choose a method — Bjork's desirable difficulty.
- 🖼️ Dual coding — Store the same idea as words and as a picture — Paivio's two channels.
- 🍅 Pomodoro technique — A 25-minute focus box with a short break — attention management, not a memory theory.
- ❓ Elaborative interrogation — Ask why a fact must be true, tying it to what you already know.
- 📐 Worked examples — Study a full solution, then fade the steps — Sweller's cognitive-load move.
- 🏛️ Memory palace — Hang images on a familiar route — the classical method of loci.
- 🔤 Mnemonic systems — First letters, keywords and hooks that make a list retrievable on exam day.
- 🪝 Peg system — Hang items on a fixed 1–10 rhyme so order survives the exam.
- 🧩 Chunking — Group bits into meaningful units — Miller's span, chess chunks, phone numbers.
- 📖 Linking story — Chain bizarre images so each item cues the next on a list.
- 🔢 Major system — Map 0–9 to consonants, then to words — the heavy-lift number mnemonic.
- ☢️ Hazardous materials exams — Learn UN classes and ERG pages for CDL HAZMAT endorsement from the public outline — not leaked stems.
- 🏛️ Civil-service exams — Learn Public vacancy announcements only for US civil service / federal hiring exams from the public outline — not leaked stems.
- 🌐 Language exams — Learn Public band descriptors only for TOEFL · IELTS from the public outline — not leaked stems.
- 🚗 Driving-licence theory — Learn Public driver handbooks only for DMV permit from the public outline — not leaked stems.
- 🎓 University entrance — Learn Public specs and practice, not a live form for SAT · ACT from the public outline — not leaked stems.
- 🩺 Healthcare licence exams — Learn Content outlines only for USMLE from the public outline — not leaked stems.
- 📊 Accounting / CPA path — Learn AICPA blueprints for CPA from the public outline — not leaked stems.
- 💻 IT certifications — Learn Public exam guides for CompTIA · AWS from the public outline — not leaked stems.
- 😴 Sleep and memory — Protect the night that consolidates what you retrieved — Stickgold, Walker, Diekelmann.
- 🧘 Exam anxiety — Arousal that helps or hijacks retrieval — Yerkes–Dodson, Sarason, Zeidner. Not a diagnosis.
Study tool path
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FAQ
Why does the planner table match reviewOffsets()?
So JS-off readers see the same spaced-repetition offsets the interactive planner uses — one teaching model.
Planner FAQ — schedule, not a pass-rate promise
Does this planner raise my exam pass rate?
Which review days does the planner actually use?
If I raise the item count, do I get more review days?
Is my last planner round uploaded or shared?
Expanding-gap days 0–6 then 9–42 — one sitting
Worked example of the planner offsets already printed on this page — not a pass-rate promise.
- Day 0 is the first review — Offset 0 anchors the first retrieval after the initial study pass.
- Days 1–6 are the short gap — Daily reviews through day 6 build the short expanding band.
- Days 9–42 are the long gap — Offsets 9, 12, 16, 21, 28, 35, 42 stretch toward exam week.
- Item count does not add days — Raising items only scales rough load per session; the date list stays fixed.
- Last round stays in this browser — Round-delta and planner session restore compare last vs this on your device only.
One sitting: 0–6 daily, then 9–42 — the same list the static table and form share.
Educational schedule. Not exam-board, medical, or pass-rate advice.
Second sitting: compare review spacing from the defaults
After the expanding-gap walkthrough, run one more planner pass with the form defaults already on this page — item count 200 and the same 0–6 then 9–42 offsets.
- Keep the printed offsets — Defaults still use days 0–6 daily, then 9, 12, 16, 21, 28, 35, 42 — the static table and form share that list.
- Start from item count 200 — The form default is 200 items. Raising or lowering items only scales rough load per sitting; it does not add review days.
- Save this round in the browser — Persist the exam date and item count locally so the next visit can restore the same sitting.
- Read last vs this spacing — Round-delta on this page compares last-round items and dates to this round on your device only — no cloud.
- Adjust once, do not invent days — If load feels heavy, change item count or exam date; do not invent new offset days beyond the printed expanding-gap list.
Second sitting: defaults 200 items + fixed offsets, then round-delta compares spacing on this device.
Educational schedule. Not exam-board, medical, or pass-rate advice.
Second sitting: compare review spacing from the defaults
After the expanding-gap walkthrough, run one more planner pass with the form defaults already on this page — item count 200 and the same 0–6 then 9–42 offsets.
- Keep the printed offsets — Defaults still use days 0–6 daily, then 9, 12, 16, 21, 28, 35, 42 — the static table and form share that list.
- Start from item count 200 — The form default is 200 items. Raising or lowering items only scales rough load per sitting; it does not add review days.
- Save this round in the browser — Persist the exam date and item count locally so the next visit can restore the same sitting.
- Read last vs this spacing — Round-delta on this page compares last-round items and dates to this round on your device only — no cloud.
- Adjust once, do not invent days — If load feels heavy, change item count or exam date; do not invent new offset days beyond the printed expanding-gap list.
Second sitting: defaults 200 items + fixed offsets, then round-delta compares spacing on this device.
Educational schedule. Not exam-board, medical, or pass-rate advice.
One sitting length
One review turn. Not a new syllabus.
Educational schedule — not a medical, legal or pass-rate promise.