Module 3 · Building something you can show Lesson 7 of 15
A study assistant for your own syllabus
A useful assistant answers from YOUR notes rather than from general memory. That is what "grounding" means, and it is the difference between a toy and a study tool.
Worked example
Pasting a unit of your own notes and asking for ten questions with answers, in your syllabus's wording, gives revision material you can actually use the night before. Asking generally gets questions from a different syllabus.
Your practice task
Build the question set for one full unit of your course, use it once, and note which questions were useless and why.
Do this before moving on. Reading a solution teaches the shape of it; typing it teaches you.
Key takeaway
A useful assistant answers from YOUR notes rather than from general memory. That is what "grounding" means, and it is the difference between a toy and a study tool.
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