MINDFOCUS GUIDE · 4 分钟阅读
How to read your post-session statistics
Rounds, accuracy, and difficult words help you decide what the next session should contain.
Round count shows stability
Finishing in fewer rounds usually means most words are already familiar. More rounds are not failure; they show that the deck contains items requiring additional retrieval.
Look closely at round one
First-round accuracy reflects initial readiness. When repeating a deck after several days, compare the first round rather than only the final result, because every completed session eventually becomes clean.
Prioritise the most frequent errors
Words at the top of the error list should enter a smaller deck or receive better context. If an item is repeatedly skipped, check whether its meaning is too vague.
Do not optimise a single number
Avoid chasing speed or accuracy at any cost. A good session helps you understand mistakes, reduce the difficult group, and still want to return the next day.
