ABOUT MY PREP NOTES

Turn information into understanding.

You can attend class, take pages of notes, and still sit down to study wondering: 

  • What do I actually understand? 
  • What confused me? 
  • Where do I begin?


My Prep Notes™ exists to help learners answer those questions.


MPN is a reflection-based learning tool that supports academic intelligence through organization, purposeful reflection, and review. We help learners make sense of what they learn and prepare to study with greater direction.


INFORMATION → REFLECTION → UNDERSTANDING → MASTERY


MPN is the glue between information and mastery.

Our Mission

To help learners turn information into understanding through organization, purposeful reflection, and review—so they can prepare to study with greater clarity, recognize where they need support, and see their progress.

Our Vision

A future where learners have the tools and habits to understand what they learn, take ownership of their learning, and recognize their progress.

The Value We Bring

When notes pile up and studying feels overwhelming, MPN gives learners a structured way to organize their learning, identify gaps in understanding, and decide what to revisit.


Our notebooks and supporting learning resources give reflection a place in everyday learning, creating a foundation for more purposeful review and study preparation.


Your Ultimate Study Sidekick.

THE MPN WAY

Organization by subject.

Reflection through prompts.

Reflection through prompts.

Reflection through prompts.

Reflection through prompts.

Reflection through prompts.

Excellence with effort.

Reflection through prompts.

Excellence with effort.

Reflect with three simple questions:

  • What did I learn?
  • What confused me?
  • What connects?


These prompts invite learners to explain their learning in their own words, notice where they need support, and connect ideas. Returning to those reflections helps them recognize what is becoming clearer and what still needs attention.


The notebook gives this process a tangible home. The larger MPN ecosystem connects learning, reflection, organization, and review to understanding, study preparation, and visible progress.

Our Story

Founded by Jessica Hall, My Prep Notes™ began with a desire to lighten students' learning load, reclaim family time, and bring greater purpose to the learning experience. 


At its heart was a question: What if the work students do each day could help them prepare more intentionally for what comes next?


That question continues to guide MPN. We want learners to develop a clearer picture of their understanding and give educators, tutors, and families a meaningful starting point for supporting them.

Our Commitment

We believe learning tools should be practical, understandable, and grounded in learners' needs.

We are committed to listening to learners and facilitators, refining our resources, and building evidence through feedback and pilots. That means asking who MPN helps, understand what conditions, and how easily it becomes part of everyday learning.


Our purpose stays constant: helping learners turn information into understanding and make their progress visible.

Your next step starts with reflection.

✓ What did you learn?

✓ What confused you?

✓ What connects?


MPN makes progress visible.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at support@myprepnotes.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

My Prep Notes™ (MPN) is a reflective learning ecosystem that helps learners turn information into understanding. Through organization, purposeful reflection, and review, MPN helps learners recognize what they understand, identify confusion, and prepare to study with greater direction.


MPN makes progress visible.

MPN is for learners who want a clearer, more organized approach to understanding what they learn and preparing to study. It also gives educators, tutors, and families a starting point for supporting learners through reflection and conversations about their understanding.

Explore our MPN notebooks and supporting learning resources to find a starting point that fits your needs.


Begin with one subject. After a lesson or learning session, use the reflection prompts to capture what you learned, what confused you, and what connects. Return to those reflections when preparing to study, and use them to guide your review and questions.