`teach-me`¶

Turns a topic or paper into an interactive tutorial with questions.

Recipe: Write, review and teach
Output check: Expert-checkable The teacher works through the tutorial once before using it.
Status: brief

Make your own version¶

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# Skill brief: teach-me

Source: https://aiforscientists.eu/skills/teach-me/
Recipe: Write, review and teach (https://aiforscientists.eu/recipes/09-write-review-teach/)

Build a skill for my own setting from this brief.
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Before you write anything, ask me each question under "Local details", one at a time.
Do not guess an answer; if I do not know one, leave a marked TODO in the skill.
Keep every rule under "Never" in the skill you write.
Write the check under "How to check the output" into the skill, so that it runs every time.
Then run the skill once on the test case and show me the result.

## Purpose

Turns a topic or paper into an interactive tutorial with questions.

## Inputs

- A topic, paper or chapter.
- The level of the learner.

## Output

- A tutorial in steps, each with an explanation, a question and the answer.
- The sources for each step.

## Steps

1. Read the material and list the concepts it needs.
2. Order them from basic to advanced.
3. Write one step per concept, with a question that checks understanding.
4. Cite the source for each step.

## Local details

1. Who are the learners, and what do they already know?
2. In which format should the tutorial be delivered (web page, notebook, flashcards)?
3. Which tasks must students do by hand first?

## Never

- Never present a claim without a source.
- Never replace a task the course requires students to do by hand.

## How to check the output

The teacher works through the tutorial once before using it.

## Test case

A tutorial on a topic you teach. Check every answer.

Local details¶

Your version needs answers to these questions:

Who are the learners, and what do they already know?
In which format should the tutorial be delivered (web page, notebook, flashcards)?
Which tasks must students do by hand first?

Never¶

Never present a claim without a source.
Never replace a task the course requires students to do by hand.

Local versions¶

No local version is published yet. If you built one, share it as an example for others.

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