Make Your Learning Visible With One Prediction

Before practicing a skill, write one sentence: **“I expect because .”** Then try one small task and record what actually happened—not what you hoped it would show.

Compare the two: What matched? What surprised you? What would make you revise your explanation?

Choose one adjustment for your next attempt and review it after another practice session. This isn’t a score of your ability; it’s a way to make learning visible and keep an expectation from quietly becoming a fact.

Sometimes the useful result is simply, “I need another example.” Sometimes it’s, “I know enough to try.”