Practice Lab — Times Tables Recall

Practice Lab · Times Tables

Times Tables Recall

Short, adaptive practice for multiplication and division facts — focusing more often on what needs another look.

How the adaptive model works

Each multiplication fact has its own review stage. Multiplication and matching division questions share the same record. Successful recall increases the interval; a mistake moves the fact back two stages; using Help keeps the current stage.

Always recalled

Now → 1 day → 2 days → 4 days → 8 days → 16 days → 32 days.

Repeated mistakes

A mistake moves the fact back two stages. A new fact at stage 0 stays due now, but recent-question protection prevents immediate repetition.

Typical mixed recall

Recall → 1 day → recall → 2 days → mistake → back to stage 0 → work it out with Help → review again tomorrow → recall and begin spacing out again.

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One shared progress record: multiplication and division contribute to the same fact history.

How many questions?

Keep it short. Stop before concentration drops.

Scores, fact history and completed sessions are saved on this device.
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