Learn Anything FASTER with ChatGPT (+12 Advanced Prompts for Studying)

This is a full detailed breakdown of how I used chatgpt to upgrade my study method and increase efficiency by removing all the passive steps within the revision. Hope you find it useful !

Prompts Used-
1. Create 20 multiple choice exam questions with 5 answer options for second-year UK medical students on diabetic nephropathy.
2. Explain each of the answers with the questions and arrange answers in tabular format.
3. Act as an expert on diabetic nephropathy. Can you please give a basic overview of the pathology, important epidemiology, and the treatment and management of diabetic nephropathy for a second-year medical student. My knowledge is limited on the topic so provide bullet points for the key information I need to know.
4. Could you please summarise the important parts of the video for a second year medical student. Make sure you use bullet points.
5. Create a list of questions based on this information making sure they cover all the details. aim to create a mix of open ended and direct questions. reveal no answers. make sure the questions are aimed at the learning of a second year UK medical student.
6. Could you please shorten the length of each question and make them easier to understand
7. Act as an expert scientist of diabetic nephropathy and treat me as a beginner with basic medical knowledge. How does the pathophysiology of this disease come about from diabetes. Format this in a step-by-step process involving as many variables and molecules as possible. Make sure it is all concise and easy to understand. Provide bullet points rather than paragraphs.
8. “Can you expand on the increased glomerular pressure and how it occurs due to the high blood glucose levels and connect it with the damaging of blood vessels”
9. Remaining an expert of diabetes, explain the pathology of diabetic nephropathy and each of the involved steps to a 10 year old. Help with the visualisation of the process as much as possible. As well as provide helpful mnemonics and ways to remember the information.
10. This is a clear analogy. how does it relate to the pathology of diabetic nephropathy. How could it be inaccurate and what are its limitations. Arrange in bullet points for each part.
11. Act as an expert scientist on diabetic nephropathy and provide answers for the questions. Provide clinical context when suitable. Provide helpful ways to remember the answers when applicable. Arrange all of this in a tabular format.

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Chapters⏳
0:00- Intro
0:16- Initial Testing MCQs (Prompt 1-2)
1:31- Layering the Basics (Prompt 3)
2:46- TIP: Summarize Youtube Videos (Prompt 4)
3:14- ChatGPT Recall Questions- Meh? (Prompt 5-6)
5:06- Understand 4x Faster with AI (Prompt 7)
6:51- Explore the Explanation (Prompt 8)
8:12- Higher Learning - Visualize & Analogies (Prompt 9-10)
9:51- Active Recall with ChatGPT (Prompt 11)
11:28- Final Thoughts

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[knw-seeker]

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Could do a sample in where you show how to use layering by an example like a textbook or lecture slides?

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[vedantsrivastava]

Sir, I consider using AI to evaluate it. After non parallel learning, I visit to the site ask chat gpt to tailor the questions and then I ask to answer it tabually, with regard to context and then I try to recall what I learned and points its answer not to be really accurate. And it accepts the mistakes 😂😂. Isnt it a great way to study since, it pulls our confidence to another level and binds it with our mood, so, even in class I do not hesitate to explain like a professor 😂😂. Did I dumped a lot of boosting? Yes! I un intentionally thats fine.

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