How it works
You answer questions about what you do when you study. Your answers become your blend: how often you say you use each of eight approaches.
What it asks
Each question names one study habit. You tap how often you do it. Here are two from the current questions.
When someone states a claim, I ask what evidence supports it.
- Almost never
- Occasionally
- Sometimes
- Often
- Almost always
Before I start a task with several parts, I choose what to do first.
- Almost never
- Occasionally
- Sometimes
- Often
- Almost always
You can also pick "Depends on the situation", or skip a question that does not fit you.
Four short choices
The last four questions each give you two study moves. Both are useful. Pick the one you would do.
What you get
- Free: your top approach, by name. If two or more tie, you see each name.
- Premium: all eight approaches with how often you report each, and the answers behind them. It is not open yet. See pricing
How a percentage is counted
Each approach has five questions. Its percentage is how often you say you do that approach, from those five answers. A question you skip is left out. It does not count as a zero. Each short choice adds one point to the approach you pick. The eight percentages stand on their own, so they do not add up to 100. If two approaches tie for the top, we name both.
What it is not
A self-report of study habits. Not a test, a type or a learning style.
It does not measure ability, and it does not say how you should be taught.
Your privacy
If you answer without an account, your answers stay in this browser. They are not sent to our server. We do not sell data, and we do not show ads.