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a few months ago, I used AI to get through a bunch of work fast and I was kinda screwed when exams came around since I didn't actually *know* most of my class material. I realized it was because I never really let myself struggle through problems (which is when you learn the most!) so I built https://insightstudy.co (and an iOS app!) to use AI in a way that actually helps you study. you can screen share whatever problem/notetaking platform you use and get immediate and actionable guidance from an AI tutor that will *never* get fed up with you and is *constantly* available.

if you're interested, there's a 3 day free trial! happy to also answer any questions about the app. happy studying!

Lately I’ve been dropping my lecture notes into Blackbox AI and asking it to summarize or turn them into flashcards. Didn't expect it to work this well, honestly. Curious if anyone else is using it for study prep?

I constantly see people studying, and when i don't see people studying, people talk about how they should be studying and how they feel guilty about not studying.

However i don't feel any guilt when I'm not studying and this feels like it's pushing me into a cycle of not studying and in turn not feeling bad about it. Then a test or quiz comes up and i absolutely fuck it up. I know you're thinking that fucking up the test/quiz should then motivate me to do better but i don't actually give a fuck afterwards. I'm in my third (and final) year of this Diploma and i wouldn't say i am doing inherently bad but not the best, I'm passing all my subjects but I'm not really excelling.

Now in hindsight, these things upset me and me want to do good but then when it comes to putting in the work... i honestly can't be bothered.

Don't me wrong, I love what I'm studying and am excited to finish my studies and continue my engineering journey.

I'm curious does anyone else feel like this?

Most efficient and productive way to study mathematics

Hello everyone, I joined this forum to seek guidance on the most productive and effective way to study mathematics. I’m currently in secondary school, and the only class I need to graduate is a math course.

This class covers introductory business and economics mathematics. I’ve never been particularly good at math—or studying in general. Right now, I’m studying six hours a day, and my exam is in May.

My current process involves reviewing presentations, watching videos, doing homework assignments, and then working through the questions in the textbook. In your opinion, is this a good study plan?

When I review a unit, I go through the slides, videos, textbook, and homework, then work on the book’s questions. Does this plan seem too complicated, or is it effective? My main concern is that each unit contains over 100 questions, and it takes me more than three days to get through just one. I’m starting to worry I won’t have enough time to be fully prepared by May.

Ideally, I wish I could review a couple of units each day, but I move so slowly that it feels impossible. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!