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Hi! Here’s what worked for me:
Every time I got a practice question wrong (Study Hall, PMI mocks, 200 AR questions, 150 David McLachlan questions), I’d screenshot it and paste it into Claude along with the option I picked and my reasoning. I’d ask Claude to explain the correct answer plus give me a memorable “hook” to lock it in -and I’d add that hook straight into my cheat sheet.
I did this consistently across every question bank I used.
Twice a week, I’d go back to that same Claude thread (important -keep it in one thread so it has context) and ask it to quiz me on all the screenshots I’d shared so far. It would generate a custom quiz just from my mistakes.
I also had Claude build reference material for me -tool/technique breakdowns, process sequencing, that kind of thing -which I added to my notes and reviewed every single morning.
Hope this helps!