Turn One Weak Answer Into a Better Drill

The learner’s answer is “not wrong enough to be obvious, but not strong enough to use,” which is the exact zone where vague retries waste time. Keep the answer visible long enough to classify the gap before you design the next rep. Most people either accept the weak answer because it sounds close enough, or throw it away and start over with another explanation request. Both moves skip diagnosis. Without diagnosis, the next rep often practices the same weakness again under a different surface. Step 1 Read the weak answer and name the dominant failure pattern. Examples: missing mechanism, vague…

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