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Level 2 miễn phí

Little bird

A chain of questions, a coach role and test training. 12 lessons.

1. A chain of questions (not one mega-prompt) One message does not have to do everything. A row of short moves can do more, and cleaner. ⏱ 16 minutes
2. Role: “you are a test coach, not an author” The first sentence of a prompt can set who sits in the window. An author does not belong here. ⏱ 15 minutes
3. A limit: “do not say the answer, ask” A coach that dumps a key is not a coach. It is an author cheat in another shirt. ⏱ 17 minutes
4. Format: bullets, a table, a quiz Say how it should look. Otherwise you get a wall of text you drown in. ⏱ 16 minutes
5. Ngôn ngữ: English, another language, Po našimu Say which language it should speak. And check it has not slid into a weird mix. ⏱ 18 minutes
6. Sources: “where do you know that from?” A question meant to catch making things up. The answer “from training” is not a citation. ⏱ 16 minutes
7. When it refuses: why and what next A refusal is not always an enemy. Sometimes it protects. Sometimes it is confused. You notice the difference. ⏱ 15 minutes
8. Compare two answers Two tones are not two proofs. You look for a clash in data and take a book. ⏱ 17 minutes
9. Test training without cheating You join a role, a limit, a quiz and a book. No key to tomorrow’s test. ⏱ 20 minutes
10. A maths mistake: calculate it yourself A model mixes up numbers. Your pencil is the referee, not a second calculation from chat. ⏱ 18 minutes
11. Project: 10 quiz questions Ten questions from a chapter, no key, your answers, a book as referee. ⏱ 20 minutes
12. Little bird finale A chain, a role, a limit, format, language, from where, a no, comparison, training, numbers, a ten. ⏱ 19 minutes

Coding is still on the home page — this course does not replace it.