Voice Effort Review

Review speaking recall with optional EEG context.

This page keeps Voice Effort Review live instead of 404ing. It explains the speaking-recall idea and links learners back into the current EEG, pronunciation, and learning flows.

Voice effortSpeech hesitation can reveal weak recall.

A learner may know a word visually but pause, restart, or trail off when trying to say it aloud. Voice effort review can surface that gap.

Optional EEG contextEEG can support recall context, not replace recall evidence.

When enabled, EEG-style signals can add context about focus or fatigue during spoken review, while the actual answer still matters most.

Learning loop returnWeak spoken words can come back for reinforcement.

Words that feel uncertain in speaking recall can return through quizzes, pronunciation practice, loops, and later reminders.