Lesson plans, quizzes, feedback and parent notes. 10 reviewed prompts for education.
Explains an idea by telling a story that embodies it, then reveals the concept and checks the match. Use it to make abstract ideas memorable for yourself or others.
Strips a topic down to its core mechanism and explains it with a single well-tested analogy, including where the analogy breaks down. Use when you need to understand or explain something complex quickly.
Builds a realistic 30-day practice plan for any skill, with weekly themes, short daily tasks, reflection questions and a progress check. Use it when you want steady improvement without burnout.
Coaches a learner through a concept or problem with one question at a time, hints that escalate, and the answer only when they are truly stuck. Use it for homework help that builds understanding.
Teaches a topic step by step at the learner's level, checking understanding with questions and adjusting the pace as it goes. Use when you want to actually learn something, not just read a summary.
Builds a plain-English comparison table of the main ideas, methods or tools in a subject, with when to use each and common mix-ups. Use when you are new to a field and need the lay of the land.
Builds a short, personalized course on a topic: confirms your level and goal, lays out modules, then teaches one module at a time with examples, a check question and a practice task. Use it to learn something new quickly.
Creates a personal study approach and a ready-to-use learning routine for any topic, based on how you learn best. Use when you start something new or feel your current study method is not working.
Explains a hard topic using three analogies at different levels, then shows where each analogy breaks down. Use it when a definition has not helped you understand.
Explains any named algorithm in plain language with the main idea, a worked example, cost and common pitfalls, matched to your experience. Use it when you are learning or need to explain one to a teammate.
