The active-recall drill
学習・試験対策使う場所: チャット
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.
投稿者 Josh Dubowsky — 敬意を込めて。
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.
使い方
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学習・試験対策の他のプロンプト
- The 7-day study scheduleTell it your deadline, daily hours, weak topics and when your brain works best — it builds a day-by-day plan that puts hard material in your high-energy slots, schedules the practice exam days before the deadline, and keeps the last day review-only.
- The high-yield cheat sheetEverything compressed to one page of what exams actually reward: key definitions, formulas, dates, and the three or four ideas everything else depends on — each item cited.
- 30分で終わる学習ガイドノートブックから、完結した30分の学習ガイドを作成します。用語集、核となる概念、例題、そして自己テストまで。
- Practice exam in your professor's styleYou describe how your professor writes exams — question mix, favourite phrasings, emphasised topics, time pressure — and it generates a full practice paper in that exact style, with an answer key and flags on what to revise.