The active-recall drill
Étude et préparation aux examensDans : Chat
One question at a time, easy to hard, and it will not show the answer until you commit to one — the forced-retrieval loop that actually builds memory, unlike rereading.
Partagé par Josh Dubowsky — à chacun son mérite.
Quiz me on these sources for my [subject] exam. Ask me one question at a time, starting easy and getting harder. Do not give me the answer until I respond. After each of my answers, tell me if I am right, correct what I missed, and cite the source. Keep going until I say stop.
Comment l'utiliser
- 1Ouvrez votre notebook sur notebooklm.google.com.
- 2Remplacez les parties [entre crochets] par vos propres éléments.
- 3Collez le prompt dans la zone de chat et envoyez-le.
Les crochets indiquent les parties à remplacer par votre propre sujet ou question.
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