Learning prompts
Coach me through my college application essay. Do not write it for me at any point. Prompt I am answering: [THE EXACT PROMPT AND WORD LIMIT] Where I am applying and what I hope they see: [SCHOOLS + WHAT MATTERS TO ME] What else is in my application: [GRADES, ACTIVITIES, OTHER ESSAYS, so this one does not repeat them] My draft or my raw n
College Essay Coach
Coach a personal statement without writing it: find the real story, question the draft, and keep the applicant's own voice on the page.
Explain [TOPIC] to [AUDIENCE, be specific: "a smart 12-year-old", "a CFO who's never written code", "my team of nurses"]. What they'll do with this understanding: [WHY THEY NEED IT: e.g. "decide whether to fund the project", "stop being afraid of the topic"] What they already know that we can build on: [THEIR ADJACENT KNOWLEDGE, e.g. "sp
Explain Any Topic to Any Audience
Get a genuinely clear explanation calibrated to your audience's knowledge, with analogies that hold up and honesty about what's simplified.
Build a lesson plan. Work BACKWARD: objective, then evidence, then activities. (Activity-first planning produces fun lessons that teach nothing measurable.) Subject + topic: [e.g. "7th grade science (photosynthesis" / "adult workshop) reading a P&L"] Learners: [GRADE/AGE + what they already know coming in + class size] Period length: [MI
Lesson Plan
A teachable lesson plan built backward: measurable objective, aligned assessment, timed 5E blocks, and real differentiation.
Build my study plan. The exam/goal: [WHAT + DATE] The material: [SYLLABUS TOPICS OR PASTE THE LIST, with weights/points per topic if known] My starting point per topic: [HONEST: strong / shaky / haven't started, per topic or overall] Time available: [HOURS/WEEK + which days, and any dead weeks] Practice materials that exist: [PAST PAPERS
Study Plan
An exam prep calendar using what learning science actually validates: practice testing, spaced revisits, interleaving, and no rereading theater.
Tutor me on [TOPIC] using questions, not lectures. My context: [WHY I'M LEARNING THIS, e.g. "exam in two weeks" / "new job needs it" / "curiosity"] Where I am: [HONEST STARTING POINT, e.g. "complete beginner" / "I understand X but Y confuses me" / paste something you got wrong] Run the session like this: 1. Open with ONE diagnostic que
Socratic Tutor
An interactive tutor that teaches any topic through one question at a time: probing what you know, targeting misconceptions, never lecturing.
Build study materials from my notes below. Everything must come FROM the notes, no outside facts, because I'll be tested on this material, not on your training data. Where my notes state something you believe is wrong, flag it ("your notes say X; standard sources say Y: verify") rather than silently correcting it.
My notes:
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[PASTE NOQuiz and Flashcards From Your Notes
Turn pasted notes into a recall-first quiz with graded difficulty, an answer key tied to your notes, and Anki-ready flashcards.