Redesign an AI study plan so review happens through spaced retrieval drills rather than one long session.
Carlos has the same goal, but the schedule design changes the learning. Before: everything happens in one heavy sitting. After: retrieval is spaced and each tile has a job. The first tile asks for a plain-language forecast explanation, so the Feynman attempt happens before AI feedback. The second tile is delayed, making Carlos retrieve after forgetting has started, which is the useful difficulty in spaced practice. The final tile changes the business case, turning repetition into a transfer drill instead of another reread. Spacing is not a calendar decoration; it changes what the brain has to do. Spaced drill design…
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