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YOUR NOTES, IN COLOUR
Read it. Highlight it. Come back to it.
Make your dynamic study guide personal, one meaningful passage at a time.
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Pick a color. Make it yours.
Tap the highlighter and choose a color for key ideas, definitions, exam tips or something to revisit.
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Mark as you learn.
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Keep the ideas that matter.
Find your saved passages in My highlighted notes. Filter by color, browse by subject and unit, then jump back to read in context.
Four colors · A movable highlighter · Your own collection
Choose what you want to learn and the pace that fits your week. TeachAI builds a day-by-day timetable linked to your notes and puts it in your calendar with a daily alert.
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Your whole timetable, in one tap
Choose your subjects and units and plan through to your exams, or choose 1 week, 1 month or 3 months. Every study day lists the exact note sections to read at your level, how long each takes and when to do each unit’s exam practice, with spaced recaps of earlier units.
✓ AP exams run over the first two weeks of May
✓ Sections for your courses
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Subscribe in Google, Apple or Outlook Calendar. Each study day becomes an event at the time you choose, with links to that day’s notes and an alert, and it updates itself when your timetable changes.
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Opt in to a weekly summary from your study timetable. Review your completed sessions and choose what to revisit next. You can turn emails off at any time.
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A place for each step of your study
Read
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Practice what you know
Plan
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Start with your syllabus.
Organized by course and unit, with explanations, figures and original practice resources.
Browse 20 specifications and 379 study units in the Study tab.
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Choose your AP courses. Any grade can add any course.
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Save useful passages with four highlight colors, then return to them in context.
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Check your understanding
Where practice sets are available, answer questions and use the explanations to decide what needs another look.
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Make time to revise
Build a routine around your courses and your May exam dates.
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AP · Grades 9 to 12
Read. Highlight. Practice. Return.
Use your study guide before a lesson, while learning a new idea, or when preparing for an assessment. Choose the next unit with a clearer sense of what you understand.
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11 AP courses
Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Physics 1, Physics 2, Physics C, Calculus AB and BC, Statistics and Computer Science A.
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