Choose practice by error type
Separate concept, method-selection, arithmetic and condition errors.
Memory, testing and review · 3/5
Method and limits
An error record should imply an action. Concept errors need explanations and counterexamples; arithmetic errors need step checks; selection errors need contrasting tasks; omitted conditions need boundary practice. Mixed tasks require choosing a method without a label.
Worked teaching case
2/10 to 3/20 changes from 20% to 15%, down five percentage points. Looking only at two to three confuses count and rate. The next item should vary denominators, not only numerators.
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Independent attempt and revision
Create two similar-looking tasks requiring different treatment and explain the selection cue.
Reference and self-check
Contrast event counts with rates under changing populations. Let the denominator and question provide the cue instead of naming a formula.
AI collaboration and verification
Simulated AI advice: “After rereading three times, reciting the answer proves permanent mastery.”
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Checking hint
The candidate generalizes beyond records or conditions. Preserve denominators, assistance or scope from the lesson. Softer wording alone is not verification.
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IES · Organizing Instruction and Study
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