What should I study?
Deciding what to study is a common way to avoid studying. If you've built the list and can't choose from it, spin and start. Choosing a topic you're less keen on is still better than another twenty minutes of deliberating.
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What should I study? wheel
Press the spin button, or focus the wheel and press space or enter, to spin. The selected option is announced when the wheel stops.
12 options ready. Spin when you are.
Options on this wheel
When this wheel helps
- Sitting down to study with a full list and no idea where to start
- Revision that keeps circling the subjects you already know well
- A short window between other commitments
- Coordinating group revision and needing a fair topic for each session
Getting a useful answer
Include one topic you've been avoiding. Those are usually the ones the wheel should pick.
Decide the session length before you spin. A 25-minute block with a clear topic beats a vague afternoon.
Remove each topic after you've covered it so the wheel keeps moving you forward.
How to use this wheel
- 1open this page and look at the 12 options we've loaded
- 2replace any option that doesn't fit your situation, and add your own
- 3press spin and let the wheel slow down on its own
- 4share the result, or spin again if you'd rather try once more
Questions about this wheel
Is this good for exam revision?
Yes. It's most useful for the moment you sit down and stall. Put your real topics on the wheel and treat the result as your next block, not your whole plan.
How long should each study block be?
Whatever suits you, but decide it before you spin. A fixed length keeps the wheel's answer actionable rather than open-ended.
Can I use it for group revision?
Yes. Share the wheel so everyone can see the same options, and spin for each group session.