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  • The extension, maybeClass chat
  • The video that finally explained itYouTube
  • Your own notesNotion
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  • The video that finally explained itNext to its lesson
  • Your own notesIn Notes, searchable
Psychology 10110 things filed from 7 places
AZLOTI
  • Dates
  • Quiz 2 is on ThursdayFrom Dr. Rahimova's email

    Thu 12 Nov
  • Essay 1 dueFrom the class chat · tentative until Moodle says so

    Fri 13 Nov
  • Final examFrom the exam timetable on Moodle

    Fri 11 Dec
  • Lecture 6 · Why we forget
  • Lecture 6: Memory.pdfFrom Moodle

    32 slides
  • Crash Course Psychology #13From YouTube

    11 min
  • Memory termsFrom Quizlet · merged into your cards

    48 cards
  • Seminar 5
  • Seminar 5 reading.pdfFrom Aziz's Drive

    11 pages
  • Your voice note, as textRecorded in the seminar

    14 min
  • Essay 1 and your notes
  • Essay 1 brief.docxFrom Teams

    1,500 words
  • PSY notesFrom Notion

    12 pages
Click anything to open the original.
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From one sentence to the day of the exam.

Between "I have an exam" and walking in ready there are six steps. BiliMind takes each one with you, and you can start at any of them.

Works the same for any subject

Psychology 101Italian to B1Biology: the human body
Psychology 101Ask BiliAnswers from this course
Lecture 6: Memory.pdfMyers ch. 8.pdf

Why do I forget what I studied last week?

Bili

1Lecture 6, slide 142Myers & DeWall, ch. 8
Ask about this course…
Read 2 files · 46 pages
Psychology 101The path
On track4 of 14 checked
RecommendedAlternativeLearn anytime
Attention4
Multitasking
Part 2Memory and learning
Encoding and storage
How memory works5
Working memory
The forgetting curveInterference
Why we forget6
MnemonicsFalse memories
Learning and conditioning7
Classical conditioning
Sleep and dreams8
Final exam · Fri 11 Dec
Psychology 101Why we forgetTopic 6 of 14 · 20 min

Why we forget

LearningFrom Lecture 6 and Myers & DeWall, ch. 8

2Three reasons we forget, side by side

Decay

A memory fades when it's never used.

Helps: use it again
Interference

Other memories get in the way, old or new.

Helps: space similar topics
Retrieval failure

It's there, but the cue to reach it is missing.

Helps: practise recalling
Taught side by side, because these three get mixed up
Psychology 101Why we forgetOnly you see your ink

The forgetting curve

In 1885 Hermann Ebbinghaus learned lists of nonsense syllables and timed how long relearning took. Forgetting is steep at first, then levels off. Within a day he had lost most of what he'd learned; after a month, only a little more.

Each review makes the next drop shallower, which is why one look tomorrow does more than three tonight.

same as cramming for Quiz 1!
Ask Aziz how the "savings" bit works
Psychology 101Check: Why we forgetNotes and Bili closed

In your own words: why does one review tomorrow beat three reviews tonight?

Thu 12 Nov · 3 days after the lesson

Marked against the rubric written with the question

  • Says forgetting is fastest at first
  • Says a spaced review makes the next drop smaller
  • Names the forgetting curve or Ebbinghaus
Passed, 2 of 3Why we forget now counts as known.
5of 14 topics checkedwas 4 this morning
Your week9 to 15 NovemberOn track for Quiz 2
Mon9PSY101 lecture10:00Why we forget30 min
Tue10Seminar 512:00Check: Attention15 min
Wed11Italian20 min
Thu12Quiz 2PSY101 · 09:00Biology cards10 min
Fri13Essay 1 duetentative · class chatEssay: final read40 min
Sat14Italian20 min
Final in 32 days4 of 14 topics checked3 h 10 min planned
Backed by research

Built on the two study habits that work best.

In 2013, researchers rated ten common ways to study. Two came out on top: testing yourself, and spacing it out. Rereading and highlighting came near the bottom.

Dunlosky et al., 2013 · Psychological Science in the Public Interest

1

Testing yourself beats rereading.

A week later, students who read a text once and tested themselves three times remembered far more than students who read it four times.

Roediger & Karpicke, 2006 · Psychological Science

Remembered one week later
Read once, tested 3 times61%
Read 4 times40%
In BiliMind

Every lesson ends with a check, not a summary.

Check yourself on Why we forget3 questions · about 5 minutesStart
2

Short reviews, spaced out, beat one long session.

Memory drops fastest in the first days. A review just as it starts to fade makes the next drop smaller.

Ebbinghaus, 1885 · Cepeda et al., 2006 · Psychological Bulletin

How much you'd still remember
With reviewsWithout
In BiliMind

Reviews go on your week by themselves.

Tue 10 NovWhy we forget10 min
Mon 16 NovWhy we forget5 min
Wed 9 DecBefore the final5 min
3

Feeling ready isn't the same as being ready.

In a real course, the students who scored lowest were the ones who most overestimated their grade.

Hacker, Bol, Horgan & Rakow, 2000 · Journal of Educational Psychology

The pattern they found, simplified
Lowest scorers
Top scorers
ExpectedGot
In BiliMind

Readiness comes from your checks, not from how it feels. Every real grade tests it.

Readiness said70%
Midterm grade74%
Checks

Most study apps make it feel easier. BiliMind checks that it worked.

A topic counts as known only after you pass its check: questions from its own material, asked days later, with your notes closed.

Psychology 101Check: Why we forgetNotes and Bili closed
Question 1 of 37 days after the lesson

Your quiz is in a week. Which of these gets you the most marks?

What is retroactive interference? Give an example.

True or false: one long session the night before beats three short ones across the week.

3of 3 right

Passed. Why we forget now counts as known.

How memory worksWhy we forgetLearning and conditioning

Its next check is in a month, on Wed 9 Dec.

Bili is back after you answer.

  1. It asks when you'd start to forget.

    A day after the lesson, then a week, then a month.

    1 day1 week · today1 month
  2. Your notes and Bili stay closed until you answer.

    So you find out what you remember, not what you can look up.

  3. Written answers are marked point by point.

    Against a rubric made with the question, so you hear exactly what was missing.

  4. Pass, and the topic turns green on your path.

    Miss it, and it comes back sooner, starting with what you got wrong.

Today

Every morning, one question: what now?

Today shows the one thing worth doing next, sized to the time you have. Classes, study and your own to-dos sit in one plan, and the plan moves when you do.

Plan8–14 NovemberOn track for Quiz 2

Sun8

Myers, ch. 830 min · missed

Today9

Lecture 710:00Check: Why we forget20 min

Tue10

Seminar 612:00Italian10 min

Wed11

Review: memory15 min

Thu12

Quiz 209:00

Fri13

Biology cards10 min

Sat14

ClassDue dateStudy block, yours to doDone

You missed yesterday's reading. Quiz 2 is in three days. Do it tonight and you're still on track.

Drag a study block to another day

Your week is planned around Thursday's quiz, and it moves when you do.

Classes come in from Moodle and your calendar, and study fills the gaps. Miss something and it tells you once, with one way to fix it.

TodayMonday, 9 November

MKGood morning, Madina.

How long do you have?Pick how long you have. The card below changes to fit.
Do this now
Psychology 101
Check yourself on why we forget

Quiz 2 is on Thursday, and this topic hasn't been checked yet. 3 questions.

About 20 minutes

Also today

  • Lecture 7, Main Hall10:00
  • Email Dr. Rahimova about Seminar 6Your to-do
  • Biology: 8 cards to review10 min

Today picks the one thing worth doing, for the time you have.

Change the time and the suggestion changes. Your own to-dos sit next to the course's.

Psychology 101GradesMarks from Moodle

So far you have 74% on the 20% that's been marked. To finish on 70% overall, you need about 69% on what's left.

  • Quiz 1Marked 2 Nov · worth 10%8 / 10
  • Research methods taskMarked 28 Oct · worth 10%68%
  • Quiz 2Thu 12 Nov · worth 10%Next
  • Final examFri 11 Dec · worth 50%32 days

Your marks come in from Moodle, with what you need on the rest.

Each grade lands as it's released. BiliMind works out what's left to reach your goal, so the final never comes as a surprise.

Together

One course. The whole class.

Invite coursemates or friends with one link. Everyone gets the same path, files and dates, and studies at their own pace.

MKAZLOTISA26 people on Psychology 101
Psychology 101Class26 people
MKAZLOTISA+21
  • AZ

    Aziz added Seminar 5 reading.pdf

    Under Seminar 5 · 2 min ago
  • SA

    Sara passed the check on How memory works

    21 of 26 have now · 1 h ago
  • TI

    Timur shared a whiteboard: The forgetting curve, drawn out

    Yesterday
  • LO

    Lola added Memory terms, 48 cards

    Merged into everyone's cards · Yesterday

See what the class adds, as it happens.

Files, dates and whiteboards land in the course for everyone, with who added them.

Psychology 101WhiteboardAziz and Sara are here
Review after 1 day, 1 week, 1 month.
Sleep the night after helps it stick.
Aziz
Sara
Drag a note

Draw on one whiteboard together, live.

Everyone's strokes appear as they draw. Drag a sticky note to join in.

Telegram
PS
PSY101 group26 members

everything for psych is in here, slides and notes too bilimind.com/join/psy101-k7q

BiliMindPsychology 10114 topics · 9 files · 4 dates
14:02
AZ
Aziz

in. the forgetting curve board is already there

14:03
SA
Sara

joined, thank you!!

14:05
Message

Share one link in your group chat.

Whoever opens it joins the course, with the same path, files and dates. Their notes stay their own.

Psychology 101Dates
FRI13
Essay 1 dueLOLola heard it in the class chat
Tentative

Becomes official when

LOAZTIor

Three of you heard itMoodle shows it

On 26 plans as tentative

A date from the chat lands on everyone's plan as tentative.

It firms up once Moodle shows it, or two more people say they heard it too.

Italian to B1FriendsJune
SASara52%
MKYou38%
TITimur24%

Study with friends, not just a class.

Italian with Sara and Timur: one finish line in June, everyone at their own pace.

14 of 26 are ready for Quiz 2. Interference is where most of the class is stuck.

Numbers only, from five people up. Anyone can opt out.
ReadyGetting thereNot started
Inside a course

Everything a course needs. Nothing it doesn't.

Twelve parts that already know about each other, each shown as it looks in the app. The check knows which lesson it came from, the plan knows when the check is, and the cards know what you got wrong.

Psychology 101The path4 of 14
How memory works5Why we forget6Learning and conditioning7

The path

Your course as one line of topics, with the parts you can skip marked.

Psychology 101Why we forget20 min
Three reasons we forget
DecayInterferenceRetrieval

Lessons that teach

Each topic taught the way it sticks: side by side for ideas people mix up.

Psychology 101Why we forgetOnly you

In 1885 Ebbinghaus timed his own forgetting. Forgetting is steep at first, then levels off.

exam!

Pen, marker and highlighter

Circle what matters, highlight a line, and ask Bili about exactly that.

Psychology 101WhiteboardAziz is here
Review after 1 day, 1 weekAziz

Whiteboard

An endless board to draw it out, alone or with coursemates, live.

Psychology 101NotesLecture 6
Why we forget

Two kinds of interference. Proactive: old blocks new. Retroactive: new pushes out old.

"Retrieval depends on the cue."
Lecture 6, slide 14

Notes

Notes sit beside their lesson, and every quote links back to its slide.

Psychology 101Cards8 due
Proactive interferenceOld learning gets in the way of new.
AgainGot it

Flashcards

Cards from your own lessons, shown again just before you'd forget them.

Psychology 101Check: Why we forgetNotes closed
Question 1 of 3Which gets you the most marks?Reread it three timesRead once, test yourself twice

Checks

A topic counts as known only after a check, days later, notes closed.

PlanThis week

Mon

ClassCheck

Tue

Class

Wed

Review

Thu

Quiz 2

Week plan

Classes, deadlines and study on one week, sized to the hours you have.

Psychology 101GradesMoodle
  • Quiz 1Marked 2 Nov8 / 10
  • Research taskMarked 28 Oct68%

To finish on 70%, you need about 69% on what's left.

Grades

Marks so far, and what you need on the rest to reach your goal.

Psychology 101Ask Bilifrom your slides
  • Why do I forget a lecture so fast?You asked · 14:10
  • Most of it goes in the first day: the forgetting curve.Bili · with the slide it's fromLecture 6, slide 14

Ask Bili, and see which slide the answer came from

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Psychology 101ExportFree
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  • Notes on Lecture 6
  • 12 cards reviewed
  • 2 highlights

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Moodle

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    Good morning, Madina.

    Psychology 1018

    Saved on the phone · syncs when there's signal

    On your phone

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    BiliMind9:40 PM

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    For teachers

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    Invite your class to one course. Everyone gets the same path, plan and checks. You get the topics the class finds hardest, in plain numbers, once five students have joined.

    How pilots work
    A sunlit lecture hall, seen from the back rows
    Psychology 101 · PSY10126 students · Quiz 2 on Thu 12 Nov
    RYour view
    AZLOTISAMKJN+20Updated 8 minutes ago

    14 are ready for Quiz 2, 8 are getting there, 4 haven't started.

    • Ready
    • Getting there
    • Not started
    Hardest this week
    • Why we forget9 of 26 passed a check
    • Attention17 of 26 passed a check
      Fine
    • How memory works21 of 26 passed a check
      Solid

    Numbers only. No names, no answers, and anyone can opt out.

    Recap added to Thursday's seminarWhy we forget · 15 minutes, before Quiz 2
    MKAZLOOn all 26 plans, marked from Dr. Rahimova
    bilimind.com/join/psy101
    Post it in
    TISAJN23 of 26 joined in the first week

    Invite your class to one course

    Post one link in Moodle or the class chat. Everyone who opens it gets the same path, files and dates, and studies at their own pace.

    Passed a checkof 26, topics so far
    1. 1
    2. 2
    3. 3
    4. 4
    5. 5
    6. 96

    Topic 6, Why we forget, is the one to recap

    See the topics the class finds hardest

    A topic counts as passed only after a check from its own material, not after a page view. The weakest rise to the top each week, while there's still time to recap.

    1. We build the course with youFrom your slides and syllabus
      Week 1
    2. Your class joins from one linkStudents keep their own pace
      Week 2
    3. Your first reportThe hardest topics, in numbers
      After Quiz 2
    4. Readiness next to real gradesHow close the forecast was
      After the final

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    Your attempt firstThen feedbackThen the next step

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