What the teacher marks
- Stroke order and direction.
- Shape, against the form taught in Japanese schools.
- How every stroke ends: tome (stop), hane (flick) and harai (sweep), read from your Pencil's pressure and speed.
- Never a variant Japan's handwriting guidelines accept, and never more than three marks on a character.
Reviews that grade themselves
Shu schedules reviews with FSRS and grades each one from the teacher's marks, so you never grade yourself. New kanji come in three pages: trace, copy, then from memory.
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