Route recall cards by performance so got, shaky, and missed items receive appropriate follow-up.
Ben has 18 product cards and is reviewing them all daily, regardless of whether each card is mastered, fragile, or wrong. Route every card after retrieval: got moves out, shaky returns soon, missed gets repaired and retested. The novice move is equal repetition. It feels fair, but it spends the same attention on easy cards and broken cards, which violates the spacing and feedback logic of active recall. Step 1 Define got: correct, confident, and produced before seeing the answer. Got cards can tolerate a longer interval because retrieval succeeded under the real rule. Step 2 Define shaky: correct or…
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