Tests a skill you think you have mastered with 5 questions that look simple but expose real understanding. After each answer it names your strengths and gaps, bluntly, and says what to fix if your knowledge is shallow.
Skill I want to improve: [your skill] Timeframe: the next 30 days Build a realistic learning plan, day by day, that includes: - short lessons - hands-on exercises - practice projects - useful resources - milestones for each week Add a simple method to measure my progress.
Subject I am learning: [your subject] Test what I know about it: 1. Ask me one question at a time and wait for my answer before the next one. 2. Start with easy questions and make them harder step by step. 3. From my answers, spot my gaps and misunderstandings and explain them clearly. 4. Tell me what I should study next.
Topic: [your topic] Write a tutorial on this topic for beginners. - Guide me through it one step at a time. - Include practical examples, best practices, common mistakes and tips I can act on. - Keep it clear and useful. - Length: under 500 words.
Content or topic: [paste content or topic] Task: explain this to me as someone who is intelligent but has never studied the subject. Use: - plain language - analogies - examples from the real world End with a brief summary.
I have just learned [topic]. I am going to explain it as if I were teaching a 10-year-old. Wait for my explanation. While I explain, stop me whenever I: - use jargon without explaining it - skip a step in the reasoning - simplify so much that it becomes wrong When I finish, go through the weak points one by one and tell me which gap in my understanding of the topic each of them exposes.