Concept error
The meaning of a definition, principle or formula is missing.
Copying a clean solution is different from changing the cause of an error. Classification and delayed retesting are required for recurrence prevention.
Diagnosis → level-based teaching → error clinic → growth report
Immediately after re-solving or copying a solution, understanding may feel complete. But when numbers or conditions change, or time passes, the same cause often returns.
GAON classifies errors as concept, application, calculation or interpretation, repairs the smallest necessary concept and retests a changed problem within two weeks.
The meaning of a definition, principle or formula is missing.
The concept is known but the student cannot choose when to use it.
Signs, units, operations or checking habits are unstable.
Conditions, questions or sentence structure are misread.
Program stages and class placement may vary after the student diagnosis.
The student states or writes the reason for the mistake briefly.
Review only the relevant concept and one or two core examples.
Change numbers or conditions and apply immediately.
Return after a delay and check the same type again.
How many similar questions repeat the same cause?
Move from “I don’t know” to stating conditions and reasoning.
Does the student recheck units, signs and contextual reasonableness?
No. Focus on recurring causes and important representative questions.
The exact interval may vary, but immediate review alone cannot test durable memory or recurrence.
Yes. Vocabulary, grammar, passage interpretation and question understanding can be classified and checked with delayed recall.
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