This course does one thing: use 1 exam-prep Skill + 2 core methods (meta-question extraction + Socratic questioning) to close the loop of "planning → daily execution → practice & verification". Generate a plan in 3 minutes, drill only meta-questions, and verify understanding on the spot — no more blindly piling up hours.
Understand 5 major prep pain points, turn AI into your dedicated coach with one master prompt, and generate a phased plan in 3 minutes.
Gantt, timeline, kanban, heatmap, concentric circle, staircase, progress ring — each with a copy-ready prompt, plus an exam-coach Skill to take home.
Escape question-sea tactics: group similar questions into meta-questions with a 7-step flow + prompt — 50 function questions distilled into 6 meta-questions.
5 question types on demand, 10 levels of questioning to test real understanding, plus 8 review methods and an applicable-exam list.
This course has 4 lessons, covering the full chain from planning theory to hands-on practice to drill methods to verification loop.
Start with the pain point — it's not that we don't want to study, it's that time and attention run out. Then see how AI turns exam goals into phased tasks via a master prompt, a psychology-347 demo case, and 6 multi-scenario cases.
Different exams, stages, and people call for different plan formats. 7 views each with a prompt to hand to AI; then use a Skill file to make AI remember your prep rules.
Treat a question as a system of test points, conditions, methods, variants, and pitfalls. A 7-step flow distills 10-50 similar questions into 1-3 meta-questions — master one meta-question, master one class.
5 question types + generation prompt, then 10 levels of questioning to verify understanding; bonus: 8 review methods comparison and an applicable-exam list.
AI doesn't replace your studying — it helps you spend limited time and attention where it counts. The core logic is one line: plan → meta-questions → drill → question. Adjust AI plans to reality, solve AI-generated questions yourself, and answer AI's questions honestly — you sign it, you own it.
