# Review my weekly learning progress and adjust the plan

A short weekly check-in that spots plateaus, finds your bottleneck, and sets next week's practice.

- Topic: Learning & Teaching
- Framework: RTF
- Level: Standard
- Tags: Analyze, Plan, Fill-in Template, Step-by-step
- Source: https://www.thinkwithprompt.com/prompts/review-my-weekly-learning-progress-and-adjust-the-plan

## Prompt

```text
Run a weekly review of my progress on a skill I'm learning and help me adjust the plan.

**Skill and 90-day goal:** [DETAILS]
**My current plan or drills:** [PASTE FROM STEP 3, or describe what I'm doing each session]
**This week's practice log:** [PASTE - sessions done, drills, success rates, notes]
**Benchmark or test results so far:** [SCORES OR OBSERVATIONS, with dates]
**What felt hard / easy:** [NOTES]
**What got in the way:** [TIME, ENERGY, MOTIVATION, OTHER]

Analyze:
1. Planned vs. actual practice time, and whether the plan is realistic for my life.
2. Which sub-skills improved and what the evidence is.
3. Plateau vs. normal dip: same errors and a flat success rate for 2+ weeks suggest a plateau; a short dip after raising difficulty is normal.
4. Whether I am drifting toward practicing what's comfortable instead of what's hard.
5. The single biggest bottleneck right now.

Return:
- A three-sentence summary of the week.
- What's working (keep doing).
- The one bottleneck and why it matters.
- No more than 3 changes for next week (keep / adjust / drop).
- Next week's session plan.
- Two short reflection questions for me to answer before the next review.

Keep it brief and practical. If I missed sessions, focus on an easy restart, not on guilt. This is step 4 of the "Teach yourself a new skill in 90 days" pack. It works on its own, and can use the drills and log from step 3.
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## What to fill in

- DETAILS
- PASTE FROM STEP 3, or describe what I'm doing each session
- PASTE - sessions done, drills, success rates, notes
- SCORES OR OBSERVATIONS, with dates
- NOTES
- TIME, ENERGY, MOTIVATION, OTHER

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