The Lernoa blog

Study smarter with AI and proven methods

Practical, evidence-minded guides on learning faster and remembering longer, from flashcards and active recall to passing your next certification. A new post every Monday.

Spaced repetition

Spaced Repetition Explained: Beat the Forgetting Curve

Spaced repetition explained: the forgetting curve, why expanding intervals work, how Again/Hard/Good/Easy set your reviews, and mistakes to avoid.

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Learning with AI

How to Use AI to Study Without Cheating Yourself

Learn how to use AI to study: seven practical uses, from quizzes to grounded Q&A, plus the traps to avoid and one simple rule: generate first, then retrieve.

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Study methods

Active Recall vs Rereading: Why Testing Yourself Wins

Active recall beats rereading for long-term memory. See why rereading feels productive, what the testing effect shows, and four ways to practise recall.

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Study methods

How to Make Good Flashcards: 10 Rules With Examples

How to make good flashcards that actually stick: ten practical rules, from one fact per card to cloze deletions, with bad-versus-good examples for each.

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Exam prep

How to Study the Last Two Weeks Before an Exam

How to study the last two weeks before an exam: a day-by-day plan covering triage, spaced review, timed practice, sleep and what not to do.

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Study methods

Best Study Techniques, Ranked by the Evidence

The best study techniques ranked by research: what works (practice testing, spacing), what helps a little, what wastes time, and a weekly routine.

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Learning with AI

AI Learning Path: Turn a Big Goal Into a Curriculum

How to build an AI learning path from a big goal: what a good path includes, how to sanity-check what the AI proposes, and how to edit it before you start.

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