Prompts for students: turn past exams into a practice program, plan the last week before a test, get a problem explained step by step or prepare a talk. They are built to help you learn, not to hand you finished answers.
| # | Prompt | Use it when | Open |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students Test Preparation | When an exam is coming up and you have past exams, exercise sheets and corrections to learn from. | Open → |
| 2 | Plan the Last Week Before an Exam | When the exam is close and time is short. It builds a day-by-day plan that favors your weak topics, with practice tests, review of mistakes, breaks and a light day before the exam. | Open → |
| 3 | Solve a Math Problem and Teach Me the Method | When you are stuck on a math or science problem and want to learn the method. | Open → |
| 4 | Create a Practice Exam from My Notes | When you want to test yourself under exam conditions. It builds a practice exam from your own notes, then marks it with a guide and helps you find weak spots. | Open → |
| 5 | Understand a Formula or Rule | When you can use a formula but do not understand it. It explains each part in plain words with an everyday example, warns about common mistakes and gives three questions that get harder. | Open → |
| 6 | Prepare a Class Presentation | When you have to present in class. It gives you a slide-by-slide outline, an opening and closing, plain speaker notes and likely questions with answers, and reminds you to credit sources. | Open → |
| 7 | Write an Essay Outline from a Question | When an essay question has you staring at a blank page. | Open → |
| 8 | Check My Lab Report or Project Write-Up | Before you hand in a lab report or project. It checks each section against your rubric, rates it strong, fine or weak with one reason and one fix, and does not invent data. | Open → |
| 9 | Learn from a Past Exam Paper | After you try a past paper. It marks your answers, explains where you lost marks, shows a better answer and names the exam skills you keep missing. | Open → |
| 10 | Plan a Study Group Session | When a few of you want to study together. It builds an agenda with a warm-up quiz, a teach-back round, problem solving and a recap, with ground rules to keep it on track. | Open → |
Using it to explain, quiz and give feedback is usually fine. Handing in work it wrote as your own is not, and many schools have rules, so check yours.
Many assistants accept files or pasted text. Use your own notes and past papers, and leave out anything with personal details.
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