Keep a tutor request you can adapt

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Opening your saved place…

Keep the useful pattern

Save the way you ask, with room for new facts.

A tutor helper is a note you can reuse. Keep the request for plain words, a worked case and a pause for your own attempt.

The topic is not the only part that changes. Your goal, what you know and the source facts may change too. Review all of them each time.

A saved note is not a trained tutor or proof that the next reply is right. It is a starting point you can edit.

Buddy says

Keep what helps, and change what no longer fits.

A helper you can find again

Use slots and check where the note is saved.

A slot is text in square brackets, such as [my goal]. Replace it with the current detail before sending. Do not leave the brackets as a task for AI to guess.

Use four lines: Name, Use when, Prompt and My check. Keep secrets out, even when a source would be useful to the task.

Type or paste the note into the practice box. Read the save status. It tells you whether your place is saved in this browser or to your account. If it is still saving or shows an error, keep the page open and use Try again if offered.

NameMy tutor helper

ReturnOpen My learning and reopen this lesson’s Saved work. On a phone, open Menu first.

ReuseCopy the note, fill all three slots and check the current facts.

This lesson keeps one practice draft, not a folder of helpers. Keep another copy in your own notes if you need more versions. Clearing browser data can remove a local copy.

If an updated lesson offers Your draft to keep, copy it before choosing Start the updated lesson. Reopen Saved work after a save to confirm that the text you need is there.

Replace each slot

Use a new goal and new source facts.

Made-up reuse: the helper has three slots for goal, starting point and source facts. New goal: count minutes across an hour. Starting point: I can count minutes within an hour. Source case: 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. on the same day. Ask to fill the helper, not to teach the lesson yet.

Example message

Write the filled tutor request for this new use: goal, count minutes across an hour; starting point, I can count minutes within an hour; source case, 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. on the same day. Ask for plain words, a worked case, a fresh question and a pause for my attempt. Keep gaps visible. Return only the request, not a lesson or answer.

An example AI reply

Help me learn to count minutes across an hour. I can count minutes within an hour. Use this case: 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. on the same day. Explain in plain words and show the worked case. Then ask a fresh question and wait for my attempt before giving its answer. Keep needed gaps visible instead of guessing.

The request contains the new goal, starting point and case. It keeps the pause. No slots remain. This is a filled request, not a lesson result or proof that a helper was saved.

Review before reuse

Is changing only the topic enough?

Your saved note says you can read a bus timetable. You now want to learn a word in a club’s rules, and you have new source text. Choose an answer to see why, then continue. This is practice, not a grade.

A note with three slots

Prepare your tutor helper and its return path.

Write four lines: Name, Use when, Prompt and My check. Use the sample helper name if helpful. Leave three slots for a new goal, what you know and source facts. Include how you will check the reply and find the saved note again.

Your practice box, just for you. Your draft saves in this browser. This box is not AI. Leave private details out.

Read the save status before leaving. A model note shown on screen is not your saved draft until you put it in the box and it saves.

Start with a few words, or look at the example first.

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