Why this page exists. The teach skill by Matt Pocock puts it plainly:
in-the-moment recall feels like mastery but is not the same as long-term retention, which
needs retrieval practice, spacing and interleaving. Every weekly game is a sealed room, so
this page is the one place in the lab that pulls rounds from more than one week at a time,
favors what was answered wrong or has not come up in a while, and always tells you which
week and subject a round is from. It draws from fourteen of the sixteen weekly banks; the
two left out, week 3 and week 15, build their rounds in ways that do not translate here
without a second, riskier copy of logic that already lives correctly in their own game
pages. See public/review.js for the full account, and
docs/TEACHING-STANDARD.md for the standard this page is held to.
What this record is, honestly. It lives only in this browser's local storage, under your account on this device. It is not a measure of what you actually remember, only of what this browser has seen you answer, and how recently. A different device, a different browser, or cleared site data starts this page over with nothing recorded.