Studying with AI
This section makes one promise: learn, don't copy. For eight moments when studying gets stuck, here are requests you can type into any AI chatbot today — so that afterwards you can solve it and explain it on your own.
The golden rules
Rule 1: Try first, then ask
Give it five minutes with your own brain before you open a chatbot. When you know exactly where you're stuck, you can ask about that spot — and afterwards you can explain it in your own words.
Rule 2: You do the checking
AI can say wrong things with total confidence. Check numbers, dates, names and quotes where they were first published before you use them.
Rule 3: School rules first
Your school and teacher decide whether you can use AI on an assignment and how to say you did. And never type in your name, address, phone number or anything else that identifies you — or any password.
What are you stuck on?
Each guide has things to ask an AI chatbot, things to avoid, and how to check the answer.
When a concept won't click
Don't just listen — explain it back.
Read the guideGoing over wrong answers
Meet it again? Get the steps. Won't? Get the answer.
Read the guideSummarizing a long reading
Check every summary against the original.
Read the guidePlanning for a test
Split it together, set the order yourself, check it daily.
Read the guideGetting feedback on my writing
Get help with the fixing; keep the choosing.
Read the guidePracticing a new language
Get corrected, learn why, then write it again.
Read the guideCan I trust this answer?
Sounding sure doesn't make it true.
Read the guideWhat not to hand over
Hand AI the stuck spot, not the whole homework.
Read the guideFor parents and teachers
This section isn't about getting homework done with AI — it's about students being able to solve and explain things on their own after studying with it. Every example request asks for steps, questions or feedback instead of finished answers, and nothing here helps anyone hide AI use or hand in work that isn't theirs. We keep pointing students to their school's and teacher's rules on AI, and remind them to keep names, schools and passwords out of chatbots. Try one example together, then ask them to explain what they just learned.