📋 What this prompt does
Paste this prompt into your AI and it will: - Break your topic into small, easy pieces. - Explain each part in simple language. - Use examples to make things clearer. - Ask you questions to make sure you understand. - Tell you what you got right and what needs work. - Create practice questions at the end. Instead of long, confusing answers, it teaches you the way a real tutor would.
💡When to use this prompt
- You’re learning something new and it feels confusing. - You’re stuck and re-reading isn’t helping. - You have a test coming up and don’t feel ready. - You want practice questions after learning. Works with any school subject.
📝 How to use this prompt
1. Copy the prompt (or click one of the links in your files). 2. Open the AI you already use (ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini)). 3. Paste the prompt. 4. Tell it what you want to learn. * Example “I need to learn SNR” 5. Answer its questions as it teaches you. 6. Do the practice questions at the end. That's it. No setup. No complicated steps. Included in Starter ($4.99/month) Upgrade anytime · Cancel anytime
💬 Real conversation with this prompt
👤 You paste the prompt and type:** "I need to learn photosynthesis" 🤖 AI:** "Perfect! What should I call you?" 👤 You:** "Alex" 🤖 AI:** "Got it Alex. Do you have any notes or materials to share?" 👤 You:** "No, just need to learn it" 🤖 AI:** "Would you like me to use web search to gather current information on photosynthesis?" 👤 You:** "Yes" **🤖 AI:** "Great! Let me search for the best resources..." [AI searches and finds articles, videos, and study materials]. **🤖 AI:** "Perfect! I found some great materials. Here's your learning plan based on what I found: **Topic 1 - What Photosynthesis Is** - What plants need to make food - Why sunlight is important **Topic 2 - How It Happens** - What happens inside the leaf - How plants turn light into sugar **Topic 3 - Why It Matters** - Where oxygen comes from - How it feeds all living things Should we start with Topic 1?" **👤 You:** "Yes" **🤖 AI:** "Great! Plants need three things to make food: sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide; Think of it like a recipe - you need all three ingredients. The sunlight is the power source, like electricity for a blender. The water comes from the soil through the roots. And the carbon dioxide comes from the air through tiny holes in the leaves. Now - can you explain back to me what the three ingredients are and where each one comes from?" **👤 You:** "Sunlight from the sun, water from roots, and carbon dioxide from the air" **🤖 AI:** "Exactly right! You nailed all three and where they come from. Ready for the next part?" **👤 You:** "Yes" [The AI continues teaching each section, asking questions, and giving you feedback until you finish all 3 topics] **🤖 AI:** "You've covered everything, Alex! Want to test your understanding? I can create: - Multiple choice (5-15 questions) - Short answer - Fill in the blanks - Mix of different types How many questions and what type?" **👤 You:** "10 questions, multiple choice" **🤖 AI:** "Perfect! Here's question 1: What are the three main ingredients plants need for photosynthesis? A) Sunlight, soil, and air B) Sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide C) Water, oxygen, and soil D) Carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and water" **👤 You:** "B" **🤖 AI:** "Correct! Plants need sunlight (energy), water (from roots), and carbon dioxide (from air). Question 2: What is chlorophyll? A) The food plants make B) The green pigment that captures sunlight C) The oxygen plants release D) The roots of the plant" [Test continues for all 10 questions] **🤖 AI:** "Test complete! Here's your score: **9 out of 10 (90%)** **What you nailed:** - The three ingredients for photosynthesis - How chlorophyll works - Where oxygen comes from - The role of sunlight **What needs work:** - Question 7 about chloroplasts - you said they're in the roots, but they're actually in the leaves **Recommended Resources:** To strengthen your understanding of chloroplasts and go deeper, check these out: 📺 **Videos:** - "Photosynthesis: Crash Course Biology #8" (YouTube - 13 mins)* Clear animations showing what happens inside the leaf (Link) - "Photosynthesis Explained" by Amoeba Sisters (YouTube - 6 mins)* Great for visual learners, breaks down the chloroplast structure 📄 **Articles:** - "How Photosynthesis Works" - Khan Academy,* Interactive diagrams you can click through - "Photosynthesis for Kids" - National Geographic, * Simple explanations with real photos 🔬 **Interactive:** - "Photosynthesis Simulator" - Biology Corner,* Virtual lab where you can change sunlight/water levels and see what happens **Next steps:** Watch the Crash Course video (13 mins) to see chloroplasts in action. Then try explaining photosynthesis to a friend or family member - teaching others is the best way to lock it in. You're 90% there!" Do you need help understanding anything else? 👤 You: "It's ok, I will check out the resources you gave me and come back for a new test." **🤖 AI:** "Perfect, looking forward to it, I'm here if you need anything else, and... good luck" ---