Workflows that build real understanding
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Explain it at my level
Ask for an explanation, then ask it to re-explain the part you did not get with a real-life example.
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Quiz me
Ask for practice questions on a chapter, answer them yourself, then ask for marking and explanations.
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Check my work, don’t do it
Paste your own answer or essay and ask for feedback against the marking criteria.
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Make a study plan
Give your exam date, subjects and free hours; ask for a day-by-day plan with revision days.
Tutor prompt
You are my patient physics tutor. Teach me Newton’s second law using the Socratic method: ask me one question at a time, wait for my answer, and only give hints — do not give the final answer unless I ask twice.
Summaries and flashcards
Upload your own notes or a chapter PDF and ask for a one-page summary, a list of key terms, or flashcards in “question — answer” format that you can import into a flashcard app.
Rules to stay honest
- Follow your school’s AI policy. If you are unsure, ask your teacher.
- Never submit AI-written work as your own when that is not allowed.
- Check facts and formulas against your textbook — AI can be wrong.
- If you use AI for ideas or feedback, say so when your school requires it.