Prompt pack
Learning and Study Prompt Pack
Ten prompts for learning roadmaps, explanations at three levels, quizzes, flashcards, gap-finding, worked examples, spaced review and teaching back.
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Ten prompts for learning something new faster: roadmaps, explanations at different levels, quizzes, flashcards, practice and gap-finding. AI can be wrong, so check key facts against textbooks, official documentation or your teacher, especially before exams or professional work.
How to use this pack
- Tell the AI your current level and how much time you have.
- Learn actively: answer quiz questions yourself before reading the answers.
- Check anything important against a trusted source.
1. Learning roadmap
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I want to learn [topic] in [time] with [hours] hours a week. My current level is [level]. Build a week-by-week plan with goals, practice tasks, what to read or watch (types of resources, not invented titles) and a final project.2. Explain at three levels
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Explain [concept] at three levels: a 10-year-old, a beginner adult and an experienced practitioner. Keep each under 100 words and give one example for each.3. Quiz me
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Ask me 8 questions about [topic], one at a time, increasing in difficulty. Wait for my answer, then tell me if I am right, correct me kindly and explain why.4. Flashcards
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Turn these notes into 15 flashcards (question and answer), focusing on ideas I am likely to forget. Use only my notes: [paste notes]5. Find my gaps
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Here is my explanation of [topic]: [paste]. Point out mistakes, missing pieces and what to study next. Be specific and kind.6. Worked examples
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Give me 3 worked examples of [type of problem], from easy to hard. Show each step and explain why it is done. Then give me 2 similar problems to try, and wait for my answers before showing solutions.7. Summarise a chapter
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Summarise this text into key ideas, definitions and 3 questions to test my understanding. Use only the text provided: [paste]8. Compare and contrast
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Compare [concept A] and [concept B]. Use a table of similarities and differences, a simple analogy for each and common mistakes people make confusing them.9. Spaced review plan
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Create a spaced-repetition review schedule for these topics over [number] weeks, with what to review on each day and 5-minute self-test questions: [list topics]10. Teach it back
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Act as a curious student. I will explain [topic] to you. Ask me questions when something is unclear or skipped, and at the end tell me which parts I explained well and which I should revisit.Tips
- Do not let the AI do the thinking for you. Try first, then compare.
- Ask for sources or textbook chapters to check, and open them yourself.
- Follow your school’s or employer’s rules about using AI for assignments.
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