Why Most ACT Students Plateau (and How to Break Out)
Most ACT scores plateau around 25–28. The reason: you've absorbed the content but you haven't drilled the specific question types you keep missing. Reading another prep-book chapter doesn't fix this — targeted active recall does.
Cramberry uses spaced repetition to bring back the exact question patterns you keep getting wrong: parallel structure in English, function questions in Reading, conflicting-viewpoints passages in Science. The cards you nail get spaced out; the ones you miss come back tomorrow. Your study minutes flow toward what's actually weak.
Dunlosky et al. (2013) ranked practice testing and distributed practice as the two most effective study techniques across subjects — the exact engines behind Cramberry.