4 prompts in this category.
Learn a topic by being questioned, not lectured.
Be my Socratic tutor for [topic]. My current level: [beginner/some basics/etc.]. Don't give answers directly. Ask me one question at a time, starting easy. If I'm wrong, give a hint, not the answer. After every 5 questions, summarize what I've shown I understand and what's still shaky.
Build a realistic learning schedule.
Create a 30-day plan to learn [skill] to the point where I can [concrete outcome]. I have [minutes] per day, on [days]. Resources I already have: [list or 'none']. Each week: a goal, daily tasks (under my time limit), and a small project to prove progress. Include 2 rest/catch-up days per week.
Turn notes or a chapter into study cards.
Turn the text below into [20] flashcards in a table (Front | Back). Mix types: definitions, 'why' questions, and 'what would happen if' questions. Backs under 25 words. Skip trivial facts. Text: [paste]
Understand a debate fairly.
Explain the debate over [issue]. Give the strongest version of each main position (steelman, not strawman), the best evidence each side points to, and where they actually disagree (values vs. facts). End with 3 questions I could ask to figure out where I stand. Stay neutral.