Tutoring, explanations and study guides
30 prompts
Create 5 age-appropriate ethical dilemmas for [grade] students about [theme, e.g. technology / friendship / fairness]. For each, add discussion questions, different perspectives to consider, and how to guide the conversation respectfully.
Age-appropriate ethical dilemmas for discussion.
I'm an adult going back to study [course] while working [hours] and [family situation]. Give me realistic study strategies, a weekly schedule template, ways to use short pockets of time, and how to deal with self-doubt.
Study strategies for adults returning to education.
I'm choosing between [courses/majors]. My interests: [interests], strengths: [strengths], career ideas: [ideas]. Compare the options on content, workload, career paths and flexibility, ask me 5 questions to clarify, then give a recommendation.
Helps choose subjects or majors that fit your goals.
Explain this scientific paper to a [level] reader: research question, why it matters, method, key results, limitations and what it means in practice. Define technical terms and say how strong the evidence is. Paper: [paste abstract or text]
Explain this economic news story in plain language: [paste article or headline]. Cover what happened, why it matters, who it affects, the key concepts involved (defined simply), and 3 questions to think about.
Give me 5 exam-style essay questions on [history topic] for [level/exam]. For one question of my choice, show how to plan the answer: thesis, 3 arguments with evidence, counterargument, and conclusion. Then mark my answer when I write it.
Exam-style history questions with model answer plans.
I get very anxious before exams. My exam in [subject] is on [date]. Give me a calming plan for the night before, the morning of and inside the exam room, including a 2-minute breathing exercise, positive self-talk scripts, and what to do if my mind goes blank. Keep it supportive and practical.
I'm interested in researching [broad topic] for my [degree] thesis in [field]. Help me narrow it down: suggest 5 focused research questions, evaluate each for originality, feasibility and available data, recommend the strongest one, and outline possible methods and key literature to start with.
Turns a broad interest into a focused, researchable question.
Role-play as [historical figure] in the year [year]. Answer my questions in character, staying historically accurate and mentioning real events, people and attitudes of the time. If I ask about something they couldn't know, react in character. After the conversation, step out of character and list what was factual and…
Interview a historical figure to learn about their era.
Explain [philosopher or concept, e.g. Stoicism / the trolley problem / Kant's ethics] in plain language. Include the core idea, one famous thought experiment, the strongest objection, how it applies to everyday life, and 3 discussion questions.
Explores big philosophical ideas with thought experiments.
Create 6 critical thinking exercises for [age/level] about [topic]. Include spotting logical fallacies in short arguments, evaluating the reliability of two sources, separating fact from opinion, and one open problem with no single right answer. Provide teacher notes with model answers.
Exercises that train students to spot weak arguments.
Analyze the poem below line by line for a [level] student. For each stanza, explain the meaning in plain language, then point out literary devices (imagery, metaphor, rhyme, meter, tone) and their effect. Finish with the poem's central theme and 3 essay-ready points with quotes. Poem: [paste poem]