How to review what you have learned

Every topic you study gets a review date. When that date arrives, the tutor brings it up in your next session. You do not need to track anything yourself.

Review sessions feel like natural conversations. The tutor asks about the topic, lets you explain what you remember, and helps fill in any gaps.

During a review, the tutor might:

• Ask you to explain a concept in your own words
• Pose a question that tests your understanding
• Present a scenario and ask you to apply what you know

If you remember well, the review is quick and the topic spaces out further. If you struggle, the tutor re-teaches the key points and schedules an earlier follow-up.

• Study regularly — short, frequent sessions are more effective than long, infrequent ones
• Try to recall before the tutor helps — the effort of remembering is what strengthens the memory
• Do not worry about mistakes — getting something wrong during review is a normal part of learning