Recall

Structure and key points - not a memory game

Reading a model answer off a screen builds nothing. Recall is designed around retrieval of understanding: what must be said, and in what shape - not verbatim recall of every word.

• 01See the elite response

  The learner receives the elite response in full - not to memorise it word for word, but to grasp its structure and key points. Real conversations have infinite phrasings; the job is to understand what must land, not to recite "therefore" versus "thus."

• 02It disappears

  At the moment of performance the text is withheld. The brain must retrieve the shape of the answer - the points and the order - not a script. That struggle is the point.

• 03Speak the structure

  Delivery is spoken aloud from understanding: hit the key points, keep the elite line's architecture, and use language strong enough to carry it. Verbatim is not required. Empty paraphrase that loses the content - or key points wrapped in weak structure and vocab - is not enough.

Three tries. Then the call continues.

Correction stays in the moment - short enough to act on, hard enough that the brain still has to work.