AI prompts for Thinking, memory & learning skills

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1. Prompt 1 · Technique set

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   Thinking techniques for you — thinking, memory & learning skills. Use Situation, Options and Recommendation, separating facts from open questions. What do you want to get better at? [do you want to get better at] What has frustrated you about learning or thinking? [has frustrated you about learning or thinking] Weekly time for thinking, memory & learning skills: [hours]. Missing thinking, memory & learning skills details? Ask me first.

2. Prompt 2 · Drills

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   Memory drills — thinking, memory & learning skills. Write a short brief — situation, choices, suggested next step — marking unknowns. What has frustrated you about learning or thinking? [has frustrated you about learning or thinking] How much practice time per week is realistic? [much practice time per week is realistic] Weekly time for thinking, memory & learning skills: [hours]. Missing thinking, memory & learning skills details? Ask me first.

3. Prompt 3 · Method

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   Learning method matched to profile — thinking, memory & learning skills. Summarise the situation, compare options and suggest a small next step. How much practice time per week is realistic? [much practice time per week is realistic] What do you want to get better at? [do you want to get better at] Weekly time for thinking, memory & learning skills: [hours]. Missing thinking, memory & learning skills details? Ask me first.

4. Prompt 4 · Schedule

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   Practice schedule — thinking, memory & learning skills. Use Situation, Options and Recommendation, separating facts from open questions. What do you want to get better at? [do you want to get better at] What has frustrated you about learning or thinking? [has frustrated you about learning or thinking] Weekly time for thinking, memory & learning skills: [hours]. Missing thinking, memory & learning skills details? Ask me first.

5. Prompt 5 · where to start

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   Mind & Personal Growth, thinking, memory & learning skills: thinking techniques for you; memory drills; learning method matched to profile; practice schedule. Which first? What do you want to get better at? [do you want to get better at] What has frustrated you about learning or thinking? [has frustrated you about learning or thinking] How much practice time per week is realistic? [much practice time per week is realistic] One thinking, memory & learning skills step for today, [minutes] long.

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