Make a study plan you can actually follow
Tell the AI your days, your hours and your weak subject. Get a plan with room to breathe.
The idea
Many study plans fail in the first week. They pack too much into each day and leave no time for when things go wrong. A realistic plan starts from how many days you have and how many hours you can really study each day, after school and tuition.
Give the AI your subjects and tell it which one is weak. Ask for more time on that subject. Ask for revision days at the end, and one buffer day. A buffer day is an empty day to catch up if you fall sick or a day goes badly.
Ask for the plan as a simple day-by-day list. Copy it into Google Sheets or your notebook. Tick each day when you finish it. If you miss a day, use the buffer day. Do not give up on the whole plan.
Your task
Plan 14 days of study for four subjects
Change the days, hours and subjects to yours. Paste the prompt.
Make a study plan for my school exams. - Days left: 14. The exam starts on day 15. - I can study 3 hours a day, in two sessions of 1.5 hours. - Subjects: Maths, Science, Social Science, English. - Maths is my weakest subject. English is my strongest. - Days 11 and 12 are revision days. - Day 13 is a buffer day with nothing planned. - Day 14 is light review only. Format: a day-by-day list with the two subjects for each day. Then a count of sessions per subject. Keep it under 170 words.
What you should get
A real example of a good result. Your wording will differ a little. The shape and the facts should match.
Printed resultExample
Day 1: Maths, Science Day 2: Maths, Social Science Day 3: Science, English Day 4: Maths, Social Science Day 5: Science, Maths Day 6: Social Science, English Day 7: Maths, Science Day 8: Science, Social Science Day 9: Maths, English Day 10: Science, Social Science Day 11 (revision): Maths, Science. Redo the questions you got wrong. Day 12 (revision): Social Science, English. Read your short notes. Day 13 (buffer): Nothing planned. Finish anything you missed. Day 14 (light review): Look over formulas and key dates. Sleep early. Sessions in days 1-10: - Maths: 6 - Science: 6 - Social Science: 5 - English: 3 Total: 20 sessions (10 days x 2). Tip: Start each Maths session with 15 minutes of practice questions.
Check yourself
Finished?
Stamp this ticket. Your pass on the home page gets punched.