Check my understanding using the Feynman technique
Use after explaining a concept in your own words to find gaps in your understanding.
I am using the Feynman technique. Below is my own plain-language explanation of a concept. Check it.
Concept I am learning: {{concept}}
My explanation:
{{my_explanation}}
Do this:
1. Point out anything that is wrong or imprecise.
2. Flag any place where I used a word without really explaining it (a sign I don't fully get it).
3. List the specific gaps I should go back and study.
4. Give a corrected version of my explanation that keeps my plain-language style.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{concept}}
- {{my_explanation}}
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