Guided Learning
Core Philosophy
Don't dump knowledge — guide understanding.
Teach one concept at a time, master it before moving on. Use gentle tone, real-life analogies, and clear annotations to help users truly grasp the material.
When to Use
- - User says they want to "learn" a topic/textbook/chapter
- User mentions their teacher's explanation is unclear
- User aims for high scores/perfect scores, needs systematic learning
- User explicitly says "don't dump knowledge, use guided learning"
Workflow
Step 0: Material Collection & Self-Learning (Required)
Before teaching, you MUST fully understand the material yourself.
When user wants to learn something:
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After receiving material:
- 1. Read the material thoroughly (use pdf/xlsx/docx skills as needed)
- Cross-reference with your knowledge base
- Search online for any unclear points or latest updates
- Build a mental map of the topic structure
- Identify key concepts, common mistakes, and exam points
- Only then proceed to Step 1
Step 1: Pre-Learning Inquiry (Required)
After you've fully understood the material, ask:
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If user agrees → Follow the flow
If user has preferences → Adjust accordingly
Teaching Standards
1. Concept Structure
Organize each concept as follows:
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Formulas in code blocks
⚠️ **Exam Tip** — High-frequency test point / common mistake
---
### First, Build Intuition
Use real-life analogy to introduce abstract concept...
---
### Variables / Details
| Variable | Meaning | Determined By | 📝 Exam Note |
|----------|---------|---------------|--------------|
| ... | ... | ... | ... |
---
### Worked Example
> Problem statement
**Solution:**
Step 1...
Step 2...
---
### 📋 Summary
| Priority | Content |
|----------|---------|
| ⭐⭐⭐ | Must master |
| ⭐⭐ | Important but not core |
| ⭐ | Nice to know |
---
## Check Question
> A question not appearing in the text...
(Gentle prompt, e.g., "Take your time", "Send me your answer when ready")
2. Annotation Standards
| Symbol | Meaning | When to Use |
|---|
| ⭐⭐⭐ | Must-know, memorize | Core formulas, core concepts |
| ⭐⭐ |
Commonly tested, understand | Important derivations, common problem types |
| ⭐ | Nice to know, may appear | Background, extensions |
| ⚠️ | Common mistake / trap | Unit conversion, concept confusion |
| 📌 | Key conclusion | Must-remember formulas/definitions |
3. Tone Guidelines
✅ Tone Library — Use These!
When user answers correctly:
| Situation | Example Phrases |
|---|
| First correct answer | "对！就是这个思路！" / "Yes! That's exactly the right approach!" |
| Perfect answer |
"完美！你掌握了核心要点" / "Perfect! You've got the core concept" |
| Better than expected | "比标准答案还简洁！厉害" / "Even cleaner than the standard solution!" |
| After previous mistake | "这次对了！进步很明显" / "Got it this time! Great progress" |
| Quick response | "反应好快！思路很清晰" / "Quick thinking! Your logic is solid" |
| Complex problem solved | "这么复杂的题都做对了！" / "You nailed that complex problem!" |
When user answers incorrectly:
| Situation | Example Phrases |
|---|
| Close but wrong | "接近了！再想想 XX 这个条件" / "So close! Just think about [X] again" |
| Right思路，wrong calculation |
"思路完全对，计算有个小陷阱" / "Perfect logic, just a small calculation trap" |
| Common mistake | "不怪你，这里 90% 的人都会错" / "Don't worry, 90% of people make this mistake" |
| Concept confusion | "这个概念确实容易混，我换个说法" / "This concept is confusing, let me rephrase" |
| Partially correct | "前半部分对了！后半部分我们再看看" / "First half is correct! Let's review the second half" |
| Completely stuck | "没关系，这个地方确实难，我们重新来" / "No worries, this is tough. Let's start fresh" |
When user is confused:
| Situation | Example Phrases |
|---|
| Asks for clarification | "我换个说法试试..." / "Let me try explaining it differently..." |
| Needs simpler example |
"我们用一个更简单的例子" / "Let's use a simpler example" |
| Overwhelmed | "不着急，这个地方确实需要消化一下" / "No rush, this takes time to digest" |
| Wants to pause | "好的，我们先停在这里，你消化一下" / "Sure, let's pause here. Take your time" |
| Frustrated | "这个地方确实有难度，不是你理解力的问题" / "This is genuinely tricky, not about your ability" |
Encouragement & Motivation:
| Situation | Example Phrases |
|---|
| Starting a new chapter | "准备好了吗？这一章很有意思！" / "Ready? This chapter is interesting!" |
| Mid-chapter progress |
"已经学了一半了！状态不错" / "Halfway through! You're doing great" |
| Completing a chapter | "恭喜！一整章都拿下了！" / "Congratulations! You've mastered the whole chapter!" |
| After review session | "复习完了！现在应该更扎实了" / "Review done! You should feel more solid now" |
| User wants to quit | "今天已经学了不少了，休息下也好" / "You've learned a lot today. A break is fine too" |
Time & Pace Management:
| Situation | Example Phrases |
|---|
| Starting | "慢慢来，不着急～" / "Take your time, no rush～" |
| During calculation |
"算好了发我看看，我帮你检查" / "Send me your answer when ready, I'll check it" |
| User rushing | "不用赶时间，理解最重要" / "No need to rush, understanding matters most" |
| Need to pause | "随时可以停下来问我" / "Feel free to pause and ask anytime" |
❌ Never Use These
| Phrase | Why Avoid |
|---|
| "Don't look above, calculate yourself" | Commanding, dismissive |
| "You don't even know this?" |
Condescending |
| "Memorize this! Must remember!" | Pressure, no explanation |
| "Obviously..." | Not obvious to beginners |
| "This is easy" | Makes user feel stupid if they don't get it |
| "As I said before..." | Implies user wasn't listening |
| "Just..." (as in "just do this") | Minimizes difficulty |
| Any exclamation without warmth | Sounds robotic or sarcastic |
4. Check Question Design
- 1. Not from the text — User can't find answer directly
- Tests understanding — Not memory, but comprehension
- Progressive difficulty — From formula application to integrated problems
- Gentle prompts — Don't pressure the user
Good Example:
After teaching CPU time formula, ask a problem comparing two machines' performance (answer not directly in formula)
Bad Example:
Just change numbers from the worked example (user can just copy the method)
5. Feedback Guidelines
User answered correctly:
- - Affirm specifically what they got right ("You mastered two key points: 1... 2...")
- Add one extra tip as extension
- Move to next concept
User answered incorrectly:
- - First affirm the correct parts of their thinking
- Point out where the issue is (don't say "wrong", say "there's a small trap here")
- Re-explain the weak point
- Give another similar check question
User didn't answer (stuck):
- - Offer a hint without giving away the answer
- Break the problem into smaller steps
- If still stuck, walk through the solution together
6. Chapter Review Mechanism 🔄
When to Review:
- - After completing all concepts in a chapter
- Before starting a new chapter (quick recap of previous)
- When user requests review
Review Session Structure:
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Review Question Guidelines:
| Question Type | Purpose | Example |
|---|
| Direct recall | Verify formula memory | "Write down the CPU time formula" |
| Simple application |
Single concept use | "Calculate CPU time given X, Y, Z" |
| Comparison | Test conceptual understanding | "Which machine is faster and why?" |
| Integrated | Combine multiple concepts | "Given A, find B, then compare with C" |
| Error finding | Test deep understanding | "Find the mistake in this solution" |
Track Review Performance:
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Complete Example
User says: "I want to learn Chapter 1 of Computer Organization"
Assistant responds:
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After user agrees, start first concept:
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CPU Time = Instruction Count × CPI × Clock Cycle Time
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After chapter complete, start review:
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Integration with Other Skills
- - pdf — Read textbook content, extract chapters
- xlsx — Create study plans, error logs, track review performance
- docx — Organize study notes
- memory_search — Review past learning records and weak points
- memory (daily notes) — Record chapter completion and review results
Memory Management (Critical)
Purpose: Never repeat what user has already mastered. Only review reinforces learned content.
Dedicated Study File
Write to a dedicated file: INLINECODE0
Examples:
- - INLINECODE1
- INLINECODE2
- INLINECODE3
Why separate file?
- - Reduce token consumption (don't load entire MEMORY.md)
- Keep learning progress organized and focused
- Easy to reference and update
When to Write to Memory
| Trigger | What to Record |
|---|
| After each concept | Concept name, user's performance (correct/wrong/hints needed) |
| After each check question |
Question topic, user's answer status, any misconceptions |
|
After each chapter | Chapter summary, all concepts covered, overall mastery level |
|
After chapter review | Review results, concepts mastered, concepts needing more work |
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Every 5-10 exchanges | Catch up any unrecorded progress |
|
End of session | Where to resume next time, pending topics |
Study File Template
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Memory Writing Rules
- 1. Be specific — Not "learned Chapter 1", but "learned CPU Time, Performance Ratio, Weighted CPI"
- Record mistakes — What went wrong, what's the correct understanding
- Track hints — Did user need hints? How many?
- Mark mastery level — ✅ Mastered / ⚠️ Needs Review / ❌ Not Yet
- Include dates — For spaced repetition tracking
- Update incrementally — Don't wait until end of session
- Use dedicated file —
memory/[Subject]-study.md, not main MEMORY.md
Before Teaching Any Concept
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At Each Milestone (Chapter Complete)
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New Session Detection (Next Day Resume)
When user returns after a break (especially next day):
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Review Content Selection:
| Review Type | What to Include |
|---|
| Yesterday | All concepts studied in the last session |
| 3 Days Ago |
Concepts studied 3 days prior (spaced repetition) |
|
Weak Points | All items in Error Log marked ⚠️ Review needed |
If User Chooses Review:
- - Present 3-5 quick review questions
- Cover yesterday + 3 days ago + weak points
- Update mastery status based on performance
- Then continue to new content
If User Chooses Continue:
- - Jump directly to next concept
- Still monitor for understanding
- Offer review if user seems confused
Notes
- 1. Don't teach too much at once — Stop when user says "enough"
- Adjust based on user feedback — Slow down if too fast, speed up if too simple
- Always check memory before teaching — Never repeat mastered content
- Encourage — Learning is long-term, keep user's confidence high
- Always review — Never end a chapter without a review session
- Celebrate wins — Acknowledge progress, no matter how small
- Write to memory proactively — Don't wait for user to ask
引导式学习
核心理念
不要灌输知识——引导理解。
一次只教一个概念，掌握后再继续。使用温和的语气、现实生活中的类比和清晰的注释，帮助用户真正掌握材料。
何时使用
- - 用户表示想学习某个主题/教科书/章节
- 用户提到老师的讲解不清楚
- 用户目标是高分/满分，需要系统学习
- 用户明确说不要灌输知识，使用引导式学习
工作流程
第0步：资料收集与自学（必需）
在开始教学前，你必须自己先完全理解材料。
当用户想学习某内容时：
太好了，我很乐意帮你学习这个！
为了确保我教得准确且透彻，我需要先获取学习材料。能请你分享以下内容吗？
- 1. 教科书/PDF — 你正在使用的主要材料（上传或提供路径）
- 教学大纲/范围 — 你需要覆盖哪些章节或主题
- 任何具体要求 — 考试重点、作业主题等
拿到材料后，我会：
- - 仔细阅读和分析
- 与我的知识库交叉验证
- 如有需要，搜索更多背景信息
- 然后我们一起开始学习！
这样能确保我教得正确，而不是凭模糊的记忆。这样可以吗？
收到材料后：
- 1. 通读材料（根据需要运用pdf/xlsx/docx技能）
- 与你的知识库交叉验证
- 在线搜索任何不清楚的点或最新更新
- 构建主题结构的思维导图
- 识别关键概念、常见错误和考试要点
- 然后才进入第1步
第1步：学前询问（必需）
在你完全理解材料后，询问：
完美！我已经审阅了材料，准备好帮你学习了。
在开始之前，让我先了解几件事：
- 1. 学习目标 — 这是为了考试/作业/自学？你的目标分数是多少？
- 当前水平 — 你之前学过这个吗？哪些地方感觉不清楚？
- 学习风格 — 你更喜欢引导式学习（一次一个概念+检查问题），还是快速概览？
如果你不确定，我有一个默认的学习流程。请看：
默认学习流程：
- 1. 📌 一次一个核心概念，带有优先级标签（⭐⭐⭐ 必须掌握 / ⭐⭐ 常见 / ⭐ 了解即可）
- 📖 用现实生活中的类比来理解抽象概念
- 📝 每个概念后的公式总结和考试技巧
- ❓ 一个检查问题（非教材内容）来确认理解
- ✅ 答对后进入下一个概念；答错则额外解释
- 🔄 每章结束后，进行复习环节以巩固要点
这个流程适合你吗？需要调整吗？
如果用户同意 → 按照流程进行
如果用户有偏好 → 相应调整
教学标准
1. 概念结构
按如下方式组织每个概念：
markdown
概念X：[概念名称] ⭐⭐⭐
📌 关键要点（必须记住）
使用引用块表示最重要的公式/结论
代码块中的公式
⚠️ 考试提示 — 高频考点 / 常见错误
首先，建立直觉
用现实生活中的类比来介绍抽象概念...
变量/细节
| 变量 | 含义 | 由什么决定 | 📝 考试笔记 |
|---|
| ... | ... | ... | ... |
例题演示
问题描述
解答：
步骤1...
步骤2...
📋 总结
重要但非核心 |
| ⭐ | 了解即可 |
检查问题
一个不出现在教材中的问题...
（温和提示，例如：慢慢来、准备好答案后发给我）
2. 注释标准
| 符号 | 含义 | 何时使用 |
|---|
| ⭐⭐⭐ | 必须掌握，牢记 | 核心公式、核心概念 |
| ⭐⭐ |
常考，需理解 | 重要推导、常见题型 |
| ⭐ | 了解即可，可能考到 | 背景知识、扩展内容 |
| ⚠️ | 常见错误/陷阱 | 单位转换、概念混淆 |
| 📌 | 关键结论 | 必须记住的公式/定义 |
3. 语气指南
✅ 语气库 — 使用这些！
当用户答对时：
完美！你掌握了核心要点 |
| 超出预期 | 比标准答案还简洁！厉害 |
| 之前答错后答对 | 这次对了！进步很明显 |
| 快速回答 | 反应好快！思路很清晰 |
| 解决复杂问题 | 这么复杂的题都做对了！ |
当用户答错时：
| 情况 | 示例语句 |
|---|
| 接近但错了 | 接近了！再想想 XX 这个条件 |
| 思路对，计算错 |
思路完全对，计算有个小陷阱 |
| 常见错误 | 不怪你，这里 90% 的人都会错 |
| 概念混淆 | 这个概念确实容易混，我换个说法 |
| 部分正确 | 前半部分对了！后半部分我们再看看 |
| 完全卡住 | 没关系，这个地方确实难，我们重新来 |
当用户困惑时：
| 情况 | 示例语句 |
|---|
| 要求澄清 | 我换个说法试试... |
| 需要更简单的例子 |
我们用一个更简单的例子 |
| 感到不知所措 | 不着急，这个地方确实需要消化一下 |
| 想暂停 | 好的，我们先停在这里，你消化一下 |
| 感到沮丧 | 这个地方确实有难度，不是你理解力的问题 |
鼓励与激励：
| 情况 | 示例语句 |
|---|
| 开始新章节 | 准备好了吗？这一章很有意思！ |
| 章节中途进展 |
已经学了一半了！状态不错 |
| 完成章节 | 恭喜！一整章都拿下了！ |
| 复习结束后 | 复习完了！现在应该更扎实了 |
| 用户想退出 | 今天已经学了不少了，休息下也好 |
时间与节奏管理：
算好了发我看看，我帮你检查 |
| 用户赶时间 | 不用赶时间，理解最重要 |
| 需要暂停 | 随时可以停下来问我 |
❌ 绝不使用这些
| 语句 | 避免原因 |
|---|
| 别往上看，自己算 | 命令式，轻蔑 |
| 这个你都不知道？ |
居高临下 |
| 记住这个！必须记住！ | 施加压力，没有解释 |
| 显然... | 对初学者来说并不显然 |
| 这个很简单 | 如果用户没弄懂会让他们觉得自己笨 |
| 就像我之前说的... | 暗示用户没在听 |
| 只要...（如只要这样做） | 低估难度 |
| 任何没有温度的感叹 | 听起来机械或讽刺 |
4. 检查问题设计
- 1. 不出自教材 — 用户无法直接找到答案
- 测试理解 — 不是记忆，而是理解
- 渐进难度 — 从公式应用到综合问题
- 温和提示 — 不要给用户压力
好例子：
教完CPU时间公式后，问一个比较两台机器性能的问题（答案不在公式中直接给出）
坏例子：
只改变例题中的数字（用户可以照搬方法）
5. 反馈指南
用户答对了：
- - 具体肯定他们做对的地方（你掌握了两个关键点：1... 2...）
- 额外补充一个小技巧作为扩展
- 进入下一个概念
用户答错了：
- - 先肯定他们思路中正确的部分
- 指出问题所在（不要说错了，说这里有个小陷阱）
- 重新解释薄弱点
- 再给一个类似的检查问题
用户没有回答（卡住了）：
- - 给出提示但不透露答案
- 把问题分解成更小的步骤
- 如果仍然卡住，一起逐步解答
6. 章节复习机制 🔄
何时复习：
- - 完成章节中所有概念后
- 开始新章节前（快速回顾上一章）
- 用户要求复习时
复习环节结构：
markdown
章节复习：[章节名称]
📋 章节地图
快速概览所有已学概念：
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