Tutoring, explanations and study guides
93 prompts
Act as a memory coach. What I need to remember: [list, sequence, formula, vocabulary] Context: [exam, presentation, language] Create 4 different memory aids: 1. An acronym or acrostic sentence 2. A short rhyme or song lyric 3. A vivid, slightly absurd visual story linking the items 4. A memory palace route using rooms…
Create acronyms, rhymes, stories and memory palaces to remember lists, sequences and facts.
Write an educational children's story. Age group: [e.g. 4–6 / 7–9] What it should teach: [concept, e.g. how plants grow / sharing / why we brush our teeth] Main character: [name and type, e.g. Pip the curious penguin] Setting: [place] Length: about [word count] words Requirements: - Simple, vivid language suited to th…
Teach children a concept, value or skill through a fun, age-appropriate story with lovable characters and discussion questions.
You are a skilled debate opponent and coach. Motion: [e.g. "Social media does more harm than good"] My side: [for / against] My level: [beginner / competitive] Rules: 1. Start by giving a 150-word opening argument for the opposite side 2. Then let me respond. After each of my turns, give a counter-argument (under 120…
Sharpen your arguments by debating an AI that takes the other side, challenges weak points and scores your performance.
Act as a top student who makes excellent study notes. Subject: [subject] Exam/course: [course name and level] Turn the material below into study notes: 1. A one-paragraph overview of the chapter 2. Structured notes with headings, bullet points and bolded key terms 3. A glossary of key terms with simple definitions 4.…
Condense long chapters or lecture transcripts into clear, structured notes with key terms, examples and a one-page summary.
Create flashcards from the material below for spaced-repetition study. Subject: [subject] Level: [beginner / intermediate / advanced] Number of cards: [e.g. 30] Rules: - One fact or idea per card (atomic) - Questions that require recall, not yes/no - Short answers (under 20 words) with an optional extra line of contex…
Generate high-quality question–answer flashcards from any notes, formatted for one-click import into Anki or Quizlet.
Act as an excellent math teacher. Problem: [paste the problem] Level: [e.g. grade 9 algebra, university calculus] What I've tried: [your attempt, if any] Please: 1. Restate what the problem is asking in simple words 2. Identify the concept or method needed and why 3. Solve it step by step, explaining the reason for ea…
Get a clear, step-by-step solution with the reasoning behind each step, a check of the answer and a similar practice problem.
Act as an experienced teacher and curriculum designer. Subject: [subject] Topic: [topic] Grade/age: [grade] Lesson length: [minutes] Class size and needs: [e.g. 28 students, 3 English learners] Create a lesson plan with: 1. 2–3 learning objectives ("Students will be able to…") 2. Materials needed 3. Timed sequence: ho…
Create a complete, engaging lesson plan with objectives, timings, activities, differentiation and an exit ticket, for any subject and age.
You are a friendly [language] tutor. Let's practise through role-play. My level: [beginner / intermediate / advanced] Scenario: [e.g. checking into a hotel / ordering at a café / a job interview] Your role: [e.g. the receptionist] Rules: - Speak only in [language], using vocabulary suitable for my level - Keep your tu…
Practise real-life conversations (ordering food, job interviews, travel) with an AI partner that corrects you gently and teaches useful phrases.
Explain [topic] at three levels: 1. Like I'm 10 years old: simple words, a fun everyday analogy, max 80 words 2. Like I'm a high-school student: the key ideas and why they matter, max 150 words 3. Like I'm a university student or professional: precise terms, how it works in detail, common misconceptions, max 250 words…
Understand anything fast: the same concept explained for a child, a high-school student and an expert, plus an analogy and a quick self-check.