Write Socratic seminar questions for [text or topic] for [grade]. Include opening questions, core analytical questions, connections to real life, and closing questions. Add norms for discussion and a self-assessment for students.
Results for “thinking”
6 prompts
Here is my homework and my answers for [subject]: [paste]. Check each answer. For incorrect ones, don't give the final answer right away. Point out where my thinking went wrong, give a hint, and let me retry. Then explain the correct method.
Explain mistakes in my homework
Finds and explains errors without just giving answers.
Act as an experimentation lead. Page/flow: [details] Current metrics: [conversion rate, traffic per week] Observed problems: [data, feedback] Create 10 test ideas in the format: 'Because we observed [X], we believe changing [Y] will cause [Z]. We'll measure [metric].' Score each with ICE (impact, confidence, ease), an…
A/B test ideas with hypotheses
Turn guesses into structured experiments with clear hypotheses, metrics and sample-size thinking.
Write affirmations for me. Area: [confidence, work, health, relationships, anxiety] What I struggle to believe about myself: [details] Evidence of progress: [details] Write 15 realistic affirmations (process-based, e.g. 'I am learning to…', 'I can handle hard things'), explain how to use them, and pair each with a sma…
Realistic daily affirmations
Believable affirmations based on evidence and action, not empty positivity.
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,…
Teach kids coding concepts without a computer
Fun unplugged activities that teach sequences, loops, conditions and debugging to children.
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…
Debate practice partner
Sharpen your arguments by debating an AI that takes the other side, challenges weak points and scores your performance.