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===== To avoid absurd drill length: ===== * New words: - I’ll aim to hit each 3–5 times per session. - If you’re perfect on a word across those, I’ll treat it as high confidence for now. - If you stick with me across multiple sessions, those 3–5 reps will accumulate toward that “8-ish” target naturally. * Missed words: - Get extra weight until you’ve gotten them right at least twice after last error. - Those are the ones where we’re actively pushing confidence up. * Old words: - 15–20 sprinkled per session. - Same logic: misses go to weak bucket and get recycled. So: * The algorithm is statistically motivated, but tuned for human sanity. * I’ll silently keep track of: - which words are “new,” “good,” or “suspicious,” - and weight quiz frequency accordingly. No need for you to manage any of this; just answer. If all that sounds good, go ahead and drop: Genki I – Chapter 1 # Intro dialogue (i) # Vocab list (ii) I’ll: * acknowledge the dialogue briefly, * immediately start a targeted vocab quiz on the Chapter 1 list, * include a few review words from your Duolingo/known basics.
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