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Problem summary

Concepts that felt clear in study sessions vanish during timed mocks or exams — this is retrieval under stress failure, not lack of ability.

Why it happens

Passive review (re-reading) builds recognition, not recall; absence of spaced retrieval and simulated pressure prevents durable memory.

Rapid retrieval-build plan (10–12 days)

Day 1: Identify 8 high-value micro-concepts you forget under pressure (use last mock error log).

Days 2–7: Spaced active recall cycle — 3 rounds of forced-recall per concept (write it out, recite aloud, answer 2 practice Qs tied to it) with increasing intervals (0, 2, 4 days).

Days 8–10: Simulated pressure retrieval — 15–20 min timed mini-sets that force recall of the practiced concepts; immediately log hesitations.

Session template (20–30 minutes)

8 min forced recall (no notes) → 10 min 3–5 targeted questions → 5–10 min error-annotation and active flashcard entry. Use Pomodoro for focus.

Cognitive hacks (help retention under stress)

Convert each concept into a 1-line “exam trigger” (cue → action). Use imagery or tiny mnemonics to speed recall.

MasterCFA playbook

Use SRS queues auto-populated from your error log and run the platform’s pressure-timed micro-sets to force retrieval under time limits.

Measurement & expectation

Metric: percent of forced-recall attempts correct on first try (aim +60% → +85% in 10 days). Track reduction in hesitation notes during timed mini-sets.

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