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Help me write a scholarship essay for [scholarship name] which values [criteria]. About me: [achievements, background, goals, challenges]. Suggest 2 angles, pick the strongest, and write an outline that connects my story to the scholarship's mission. Keep it under [word limit] words and avoid clichés.
Guides you through a strong, specific scholarship essay.
Act as an SAT/ACT math tutor. My target score is [score] and my weak areas are [topics]. Give me one exam-style question at a time, wait for my answer, then explain the fastest solving method and a common trap. Increase difficulty after 2 correct answers in a row and drop back after a mistake. After every 10 questions…
An adaptive test-prep tutor that drills you on exam-style math questions.
Act as an assessment specialist. Assignment: [description] Grade/level: [level] Learning objectives: [list] Scoring: [e.g. 4 levels, 100 points] Create a rubric table with 4–6 criteria and descriptions for each performance level (Excellent, Proficient, Developing, Beginning) that are specific and observable. Also prov…
Create clear, fair rubrics with criteria and performance levels for any assignment.
Act as an experienced teacher. Subject and topic: [topic] Grade: [grade] Learning objective: [objective] Time: [minutes] Create three versions of a worksheet: 1. Support: scaffolding, word bank, worked example 2. Core: standard practice 3. Challenge: extension and higher-order questions Keep the same objective across…
Generate three versions of a worksheet (support, core and challenge) on the same learning objective.
You are an experienced IELTS/TOEFL speaking examiner. Exam: [IELTS / TOEFL] My target score: [score] Run a practice session: 1. Ask me questions one at a time, following the real exam parts 2. After I answer (typed or transcribed), give feedback on fluency, vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation tips 3. Give an estimat…
Practise exam-style speaking tasks with realistic questions, model answers and band-score feedback.
Act as a computer science teacher for children. Age group: [age] Concept: [sequences, loops, conditionals, variables, debugging] Group size: [number] Time: [minutes] Materials: [paper, cards, floor space] Design an unplugged activity with: learning goal, setup, step-by-step instructions, how it connects to real code,…
Fun unplugged activities that teach sequences, loops, conditions and debugging to children.
Act as a writing tutor. Subjects to compare: [A] and [B] Assignment: [question or prompt] Level and length: [level, word count] Help me: 1. Brainstorm similarities and differences in a table 2. Write 3 thesis statement options 3. Choose between block and point-by-point structure (explain both) 4. Outline the essay wit…
Plan a clear compare-and-contrast essay with thesis, structure options and evidence for each point.
Format these sources in [APA 7 / MLA 9 / Chicago / Harvard] style. For each source give: 1. The full reference list entry 2. An in-text citation example (paraphrase and direct quote) If information is missing (author, date, page numbers, DOI), mark it as [MISSING] rather than guessing. Sources: [paste details: author,…
Format references correctly in APA, MLA, Chicago or Harvard, with in-text citation examples.
Act as a language teacher. Language: [language] My level: [beginner / intermediate / advanced] Topic or words: [topic, e.g. business meetings, or a list of words] For 10 words, give: the word, simple definition, part of speech, pronunciation tip, 2 example sentences, common collocations, synonyms/antonyms, and a memor…
Learn new words properly: meanings, example sentences, collocations, synonyms and a quick quiz.
Act as a patient grammar teacher. Language: [language] Grammar point: [e.g. present perfect vs past simple, subjunctive, articles] My level: [level] My native language: [language] Explain: 1. The rule in simple words 2. When to use it (with a timeline or visual description if helpful) 3. 6 example sentences 4. Common…
Understand any grammar point with clear rules, examples, common mistakes and practice exercises.
Act as a science teacher for kids. Age: [age] Topic or curiosity: [e.g. volcanoes, magnets, plants, density] Materials available: [household items] Time: [minutes] Suggest 3 experiments. For the best one, give: materials, safety notes and adult supervision needs, step-by-step instructions, what will happen, the scienc…
Safe, fun science experiments with household materials, step-by-step instructions and the science explained simply.
Create a mind map for the topic: [topic] Purpose: [studying, planning an essay, brainstorming] Depth: [2 / 3 levels] Provide: 1. A text mind map with the central topic, 5–7 main branches and sub-branches 2. Key connections between branches 3. The same mind map as Mermaid mindmap syntax I can paste into a diagram tool…
Break a topic into a structured mind map with branches, sub-topics and connections, in text or Mermaid format.