Free learning checkup

You might not need to study harder.You need to fix how you study.

Answer a short survey about how you actually learn and find the bottleneck that's wasting your study time. You'll get your weakest learning habits, what's causing them, and a personalized 14‑day plan to fix them.

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Question 1 of 46 · Goal & Knowledge Map

Before starting something new, how clearly can you state what you'll be able to DO when you're finished?

Inside the checkup your answers save as you go — close the tab and come back, nothing is lost.

Sound familiar?

You don't have to be a bad student to have a bad learning system.

Maybe you've experienced this:

  • You spend hours studying, but the material disappears when you need it.
  • You finish a chapter and realize you couldn't explain it without looking back.
  • You've tried new apps, schedules, notes and study techniques — but nothing really changed.
  • You keep wondering: “Am I just bad at learning?”

Maybe the problem isn't your effort. It's where your effort is going.

The reframe

The problem may not be your discipline.

A study method can look productive while producing very little learning.

  • You can read for hours without retrieving.
  • Take notes without testing yourself.
  • Watch explanations without trying to solve anything.
  • Review material without ever finding out what you actually forgot.

So you work harder — but your learning barely moves.

The good news: this isn't a personality problem. It's a system problem.

And system problems can be diagnosed and fixed.

What you get

You'll leave with a diagnosis — not just a score.

  • Your biggest learning bottleneck

    The one part of your method that's costing you the most.

  • What's actually happening

    Why this habit is hurting your learning — based on your answers.

  • Your prescription

    What to stop, what to start, and what to practice instead.

  • Your 14-day recovery plan

    A simple sequence of changes to rebuild your learning method.

Your eight dimensions

Eight scores from a fixed rubric. The lowest one is the bottleneck — here, retrieval.

Not “study harder.”

Not another generic study timetable.

A prescription built around how you actually learn.

Diagnose My Learning Method

How it works

We check the whole learning system — not just one study habit.

Your diagnosis looks at the major parts of how effective learning actually happens:

  1. Know what to learn
  2. Understand it
  3. Retrieve it
  4. Practice it
  5. Transfer it
  6. Get feedback
  7. Review it
  8. Build a system that keeps working

Retrieve itmeasured by Retrieval & Spaced Review

So the result doesn't tell you

“You're a visual learner.”

Instead:

“This is where your learning system is leaking.”

Eight dimensions

  1. 1.Goal & Knowledge Map
  2. 2.Priming & Prior Knowledge
  3. 3.Deep Understanding & Explanation
  4. 4.Retrieval & Spaced Review
  5. 5.Practice, Production & Transfer
  6. 6.Critical Depth
  7. 7.System & Discipline
  8. 8.Feedback, Measurement & Learning With AI

Four cross-cutting indices

  • Active Recall
  • Depth
  • System
  • AI Leverage

Bloom levels

  • Remember
  • Understand
  • Apply
  • Analyse
  • Evaluate
  • Create

Why you can trust the number

Not a personality quiz. Not an AI guess.

Your score is calculated from a fixed scoring rubric. The AI does not choose your score. It explains the result. The scoring rules determine the result. That means the same answers produce the same diagnosis — every time.

Measured

Your answersFixed rubricscore

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Mixed · The Diligent Reader

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Mixed · The Diligent Reader

Same answers in, same number out. No model in this lane.

Your diagnosis is measured.

Generated

score + answersAIexplanation

“Passive Review — re-reading and highlighting in place of retrieval.”

“Familiar text feels known. The feeling comes from recognition, and it disappears the moment the page is gone.”

The AI explains the measured result. It never sets it.

Your explanation is generated.

The framework draws from established learning models:

  • Bloom's Taxonomy
  • retrieval practice
  • spaced review
  • deliberate practice
  • transfer
  • the Ritsu Method

Questions

What people ask before they start.

No. It's a learning-method diagnostic that evaluates how you actually study and identifies the areas that may be limiting your learning.

Stop guessing. Find the bottleneck.

You don't need another study hack.

You need to know which part of your learning system is holding you back.

Take the diagnostic.Find the bottleneck.Get your prescription.