AIプロンプト： 学習テクニック

I need to learn this material for [subject/exam]:

[Paste notes, textbook section, or lecture summary]

Create a flashcard set:
1. 20 flashcards using the minimum information principle (one fact per card)
2. Use cloze deletion format where appropriate
3. Include 5 'why/how' cards that test understanding, not just recall
4. Add mnemonic devices for the 5 hardest facts
5. Flag which cards should be reviewed daily vs. weekly vs. monthly
6. Create 3 'connection cards' that link concepts across topics

Generate active recall questions for this material:

[Paste study content, chapter summary, or key concepts]

Subject: [course/topic]
Exam format: [multiple choice / essay / short answer / practical]
Difficulty I need: [introductory / intermediate / exam-level]

Create:
1. 10 factual recall questions (who, what, when, where)
2. 5 conceptual questions (explain why, compare, contrast)
3. 5 application questions (use this concept to solve a new problem)
4. 3 synthesis questions that connect multiple topics
5. An answer key with detailed explanations
6. A self-scoring rubric so I know when I've truly mastered the material

Help me build a note-taking system for [course/subject/learning goal].

How I currently take notes: [describe current method or 'no system']
Tools I use: [Notion, Obsidian, paper, Google Docs, etc.]
Learning style: [visual / auditory / reading-writing / kinesthetic]
Volume: [how many lectures/chapters per week]

Design my system:
1. A note-taking method matched to my learning style (Cornell, Zettelkasten, mapping, outline)
2. A template I can use for every lecture or chapter
3. A review process: what to do with notes after class (same day, weekly, monthly)
4. How to connect notes across topics to build deep understanding
5. A tagging or categorization system for easy retrieval
6. A 'synthesis note' template for combining multiple sources on one topic

Help me prepare for [exam name/subject].

Exam date: [when]
Format: [multiple choice / essay / practical / mixed]
Topics covered: [list major topics]
My current confidence by topic: [rate each topic 1-10]
Study time available: [hours per day/week until exam]
Past exam scores: [if any, for context]

Build my exam strategy:
1. A study calendar working backward from the exam date
2. Topic priority ranking based on weight and my weakest areas
3. Study method matched to each topic (flashcards, practice problems, teaching)
4. Practice exam schedule: when to take full practice tests
5. The 'last 48 hours' plan: what to review and what to skip
6. Exam day routine: sleep, meals, warm-up, and time management during the test

Explain this concept to me in multiple ways:

Concept: [topic or idea you're struggling with]
Subject: [course/field]
What I already understand: [related concepts you grasp]
What confuses me: [specific part that doesn't click]
My level: [high school / undergraduate / graduate / self-learner]

Explain it:
1. In simple everyday language (ELI5 version)
2. Using an analogy from daily life
3. With a concrete real-world example of how it's applied
4. As a diagram description (flowchart or visual representation)
5. By contrasting it with a similar but different concept
6. In technical terms with proper vocabulary for an exam answer

Simulate a study group discussion for [subject/topic].

Material: [paste key concepts or chapter summary]
My understanding so far: [what I think I know]
Upcoming assessment: [what I'm preparing for]

Act as two study partners with different perspectives:
1. Partner A asks me challenging questions about the material
2. Partner B plays devil's advocate on my answers
3. After my response, both partners provide feedback
4. Introduce a common misconception and help me argue against it
5. Create a 'teach-back' challenge where I must explain a concept
6. End with a summary of what I demonstrated understanding of and what needs more work