Plan focused 25-minute sprints against real topics, log them, and let rollups show where the time went.
Planning sprints sounds simple until you need a place to log them against subjects and topics. Building that and presenting it takes some thought. This deck gives you a ready design: three linked databases and a plan for the week.
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This is a ready-to-use, editable PowerPoint of 51 slides on building a study sprint planner in Notion. It links Subjects, Topics and Study Sessions databases, schedules Pomodoro blocks, adds rollups and a progress formula, and shows a 7-day finals schedule. It suits students, tutors and study coaches.
The opening chapter paints the chaos of cramming and a calmer alternative. Chapter 2 builds the planner: four connected databases, with detailed maps of Subjects, Topics or Modules and Study Sessions. Study Sessions is called the operational heart, with date and time, Pomodoro block duration and status. A Calendar view lets you drag and drop sessions, and a worked example shows one session linked to a subject, a topic and a time block.
Chapter 3 implements it in four steps: define subjects, break each into specific topics, schedule sprints and track progress. The Pomodoro slides explain 25 minutes of focus and a break, and a slide shows a timer widget inside Notion. Rollups add total time spent per subject. Chapter 4 adds a progress percentage formula, a customised dashboard, and calendar sync with Google or Apple Calendar through automation tools such as Zapier or Make.
Chapter 5 spotlights community templates, including a 7-Day Finals Schedule with hour-by-hour blocks, and a sample student story. Chapters 6 and 7 offer a setup checklist, a section on common hurdles such as it is too complicated, a note for solo professionals and template buyers, and a look at growing the planner into a personal knowledge system.
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Teach the Pomodoro slides, then have students create three study sessions linked to their own topics.
Use the 7-Day Finals Schedule slides to help a student plan a final week of sprints.
Start with just two databases, Subjects and Sessions, and add Topics once the habit sticks.
Download the deck instantly, open it in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides, and edit it for your own subjects. Slide 41 gives the setup checklist, and slide 19 starts the scheduling.
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This deck is part of Notion Student and Exam Prep Systems, ten decks sold singly for INR 99 (USD 1.49) or together for INR 599 (USD 7.99). The others are: Assignment and Deadline Systems; Burnout Prevention for Students; Class Notes Database Design; Exam Revision Tracker; Graduation Goal Mapping; Question Bank Templates; Reading List Management; Research Project Workspaces; Semester Dashboard Setup.
Both. The chapter slides present well in a class or workshop, and the step-by-step build and checklist slides work as a self-study guide you can follow in your own Notion workspace.
The deck mentions automation tools such as Zapier or Make for calendar sync and a widget for the timer. These are optional third-party services that may have their own pricing and terms, so check them first. The core planner works with Notion alone.
No. It is a guide, published by Bodhih, about building study systems in Notion. It is not made, endorsed or supported by Notion and is not affiliated with Notion.
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