9 prompts
Create a scientific method worksheet for a [grade] experiment on [topic]. Include sections for question, background research, hypothesis, variables (independent, dependent, controlled), materials, procedure, data table, conclusion and reflection.
A guided worksheet that walks students through an experiment.
Analyze the major themes in [book] by [author]. For each of 3–4 themes, explain how it develops, key scenes and quotes, how characters embody it, and an essay thesis statement about it.
Help me write an introduction for my research paper on [topic]. Research question: [question]. Key literature: [sources]. Include context, the gap in research, my thesis or aim, and a roadmap of the paper. Academic tone, about 300 words.
A strong academic introduction that sets up your argument.
Suggest 10 science fair project ideas for a [grade] student interested in [interests], using materials found at home or cheaply. For each: question, hypothesis, variables, method summary and what makes it impressive.
Original, doable science fair projects with a hypothesis.
Create an outline for a persuasive essay arguing that [position] for [audience/grade level]. Include a hook, thesis statement, 3 body paragraphs each with a claim, evidence ideas and reasoning, one counterargument with a rebuttal, and a conclusion with a call to action.
A structured persuasive essay plan with arguments and counterarguments.
Teach me [statistics concept, e.g. standard deviation / hypothesis testing] using a small realistic dataset about [topic I care about]. Show the data, calculate step by step, explain what the result means in plain English, and give me a similar dataset to try.
Learn stats concepts using a dataset you care about.
Act as a growth lead. Product and funnel: [details and current metrics] Biggest bottleneck: [stage] Generate 25 experiments across acquisition, activation, retention, referral and revenue. For each: hypothesis, what to change, metric, ICE score, and effort. Recommend the first 5 to run and how to document results.
Build and prioritise a backlog of growth experiments across the funnel.
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.
Act as a growth marketing consultant. Business: [what you sell, price] Traffic sources: [where visitors come from] Funnel steps today: [e.g. ad → landing page → sign-up → trial → paid] Numbers I have: [visitors, sign-ups, conversion rates, churn — whatever you know] Biggest frustration: [e.g. lots of traffic, few sale…
Map your funnel from first visit to repeat customer, find where people drop off and get prioritised fixes you can test this month.