tdyin/learner-kit

Learner Kit homework coach. Helps an adult self-learner or university student make progress on a specific problem they are working on, with hints, short explanations, worked examples, retries, or a full solution on request. A prior attempt is optional. Use only when the learner explicitly selects this skill or asks for it by name.

Learner Kit diagnosis. Examines an adult self-learner's or university student's actual answer or reasoning to a problem, identifies where it goes wrong, and suggests plausible causes in their own words. Use only when the learner explicitly selects this skill or asks for it by name.

Learner Kit explanation. Explains a concept, question, or supplied material to an adult self-learner or university student with intuition and a relevant example, adding formalism and assumptions when useful. Use only when the learner explicitly selects this skill or asks for it by name.

Learner Kit topic exploration. Gives an adult self-learner or university student a short map of a topic, with key concepts, prerequisites, connections, and a practical starting point. Use only when the learner explicitly selects this skill or asks for it by name.

Learner Kit guided session. Takes an adult self-learner's or university student's learning goal, proposes a short sequence of explanation, practice, and retrieval that fits their time, and guides them through it interactively. Use only when the learner explicitly selects this skill or asks for it by name.

Learner Kit practice. Gives an adult self-learner or university student one problem at a time on a topic, goal, or supplied problem, with a clear success standard, then gives feedback on their actual answer. Use only when the learner explicitly selects this skill or asks for it by name.

Learner Kit retrieval practice. Runs a fixed-length quiz for an adult self-learner or university student from a topic or supplied material, at a chosen coverage depth (Quick, Standard or Deep). Asks one retrieval question at a time with a progress bar, adapts difficulty to the learner's answers, and ends with a summary. Use only when the learner explicitly selects this skill or asks for it by name.

Learner Kit review session. Revisits a small set of ideas from an adult self-learner's or university student's notes, topics, a pasted recap, or the visible conversation, mixing retrieval and practice, then summarizes gaps seen in this review. Use only when the learner explicitly selects this skill or asks for it by name.

Learner Kit transfer practice. Takes a method, worked example, or concept an adult self-learner or university student already knows and poses a task with one meaningful change of context, representation, or assumption, then discusses what carries over. Use only when the learner explicitly selects this skill or asks for it by name.