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diff --git a/wiki/Overview-of-the-Oppia-Android-codebase-and-architecture.md b/wiki/Overview-of-the-Oppia-Android-codebase-and-architecture.md
@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ Following these steps would lead to completing the entire task with all the code
 
 **Task:**  
 
-Finding code from a string ( e g., story name under lessons tab) that you see in UI when running the app all the way to the UI components, domain controllers and the tests ultimately behind that text appearing.
+Finding code from a string ( e g., story name under Learn tab) that you see in UI when running the app all the way to the UI components, domain controllers and the tests ultimately behind that text appearing.
 
 <img width="300" height="600" alt="example 2 task image" src="https://github.com/oppia/oppia-android/assets/76530270/a1785b0e-7c8e-4ece-a375-e9042f1002da">
 
@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ Finding code from a string ( e g., story name under lessons tab) that you see in
 
 1.  The first step is to identify the id of the UI component that is responsible for displaying the text. We can do this by using the layout inspector of the android studio.
     
-2.  To do this, run the app on an emulator. Now navigate to the screen that displays the UI component, i.e. the lessons tab.
+2.  To do this, run the app on an emulator. Now navigate to the screen that displays the UI component, i.e. the Learns tab.
     
 3.  Next, open the layout inspector from the android studio, and click on the UI component displaying the story name. Now all the attributes of this UI component are displayed on the right side of the layout inspector. Here, you can see this UI component's id, i.e. story_name_text_view.
 

diff --git a/wiki/Spotlight-Guide.md b/wiki/Spotlight-Guide.md
@@ -48,10 +48,10 @@ message Spotlight {
     // Corresponds to the onboarding screen's next button.
     SpotlightViewState onboarding_next_button = 1;
 
-    // Corresponds to the topic fragment's lessons tab.
+    // Corresponds to the topic fragment's Learn tab.
     SpotlightViewState topic_lesson_tab = 2;
 
-    // Corresponds to the topic fragment's revision tab.
+    // Corresponds to the topic fragment's Study tab.
     SpotlightViewState topic_revision_tab = 3;
 
     // Add and describe your new spotlit feature here.
@@ -65,10 +65,10 @@ message SpotlightStateDatabase {
   // Corresponds to the onboarding screen's next button.
   SpotlightViewState onboarding_next_button = 1;
 
-  // Corresponds to the topic fragment's lessons tab.
+  // Corresponds to the topic fragment's learn tab.
   SpotlightViewState topic_lesson_tab = 2;
 
-  // Corresponds to the topic fragment's revision tab.
+  // Corresponds to the topic fragment's Study tab.
   SpotlightViewState topic_revision_tab = 3;
 
   // Similarly, add storage for your new feature here.

diff --git a/wiki/Terminology-in-Oppia.md b/wiki/Terminology-in-Oppia.md
@@ -42,14 +42,14 @@ C4 --> c6("Card-6")
 3. **Promoted Story**: Promoted Story is mainly the recent Story/Chapter you played. It is shown on the "home screen" with heading text "Stories For You".
 4. **Skill**: This is a concrete learning outcome that describes something that a learner should be able to do. It is usually stated in the form “Given X, compute/calculate/draw/etc. Y.” For example: “Given a fraction, identify its numerator.”
 5. **Exploration/Chapter**: This is a structured learning experience that is part of a story, and provides the learner with an active way to learn new concepts, as well as targeted feedback. It is the core unit of learning in Oppia. The flow/screen that appears when any story is started is known as the Exploration/Chapter.
-6. **Concept Card**: This is a non-story-based explanation of how to perform a particular skill. It serves as a reference/reminder for students who may have encountered the skill before but forgotten how to carry it out. These can be accessed from  the "Revision" tab or are linked within the chapter you are playing.
+6. **Concept Card**: This is a non-story-based explanation of how to perform a particular skill. It serves as a reference/reminder for students who may have encountered the skill before but forgotten how to carry it out. These can be accessed from  the "Study" tab or are linked within the chapter you are playing.
 7. **Question/QuestionPlayer**: This is a standalone question that may be used by students as part of a practice session.
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+8. **Study Guide/Revision Card**: A Study Guide summarizes key topics and concepts, helping users quickly review and reinforce what they have learned. Note that the UI displays "Study Guide" instead of "Revision Card", though the codebase still uses the term "revision card" for consistency.
 ## How to visit?
 
 ### Concept Card
 
-`Home` --> `Choose Topic` --> `Revision Tab` --> `Select revision card` --> `Goto hyperlink present in description text`
+`Home` --> `Choose Topic` --> `Study Tab` --> `Select Study Guide` --> `Goto hyperlink present in description text`
 
 <img width="350" height="700" alt="Visit Concept Card" src="https://github.com/oppia/oppia-android/assets/76530270/d71c5fc2-92eb-4087-9660-9f463bb282a2">