Adaptive
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Ways to build understanding
Each ends in an action that shows you thinking — justify, predict, transfer. The reason for each is shown.
Retrieve & review
Pull it from memory
Actively recall a connection instead of re-reading it — resurfaced at growing intervals.
Retrieval practice and spacing beat re-reading for durable memory.
Predict
Guess the connection
Predict how two ideas relate before you see the canonical edge. The gap is the lesson.
Productive failure — generate first, then correct — deepens understanding.
Missing link
Spot what is missing
One edge is hidden — name it and justify why it belongs. What you assumed matters more than right/wrong.
Generation plus error-elaboration turns mistakes productive.
Explain
Say why it connects
Explain to a novice why two concepts connect — in your words, with the Socratic partner alongside.
Self-explanation and elaborative interrogation build the causal web that is understanding.
Transfer
Carry a pattern across
Take a thinking pattern from one field and apply it in another — interleaved, so you must spot which one fits.
Interleaving teaches the “when” — the core of transfer.
Progress
Your reasoning map
See which connections you have already justified — real coverage of your evidence, not an invented score.
The graph is the progress bar — honest, because it shows real evidence.
About this view
One suggested next step, chosen from what you’ve done — and below it, ways to practise that each end in an action showing your reasoning.
Never a forced path, never a score. No loss-framed streak — just real evidence that you are reasoning.
Grounded in the learning science: retrieval, prediction, self-explanation, transfer. Every suggestion shows its reason.