Most people overreact to single practice scores. A better signal is whether your miss types are drifting in the right direction over a few weeks—and whether timed sections feel less narratively chaotic even when you still miss questions.
Pick two metrics only: one about accuracy by family, one about time to finish a section without rushing the last five questions. Track them weekly on the same day. Boring charts beat dramatic anecdotes.
When you feel stuck, zoom out: have you actually changed behavior, or have you only changed hope? Behavior changes look like updated error tags, different review prompts, or a new default order for tackling games.
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