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Two downloads on this page. Both free, both built for high school students.

The pack is 10 pages and 52 ChatGPT prompts, sorted by the job you need done. The infographic is one page with 10 prompts, small enough to stick above your desk.

Print one, save it to your phone, or keep it open next to your laptop. Then use it the next time you sit down to revise.

The full pack

52 ChatGPT study prompts, a free PDF from The HopeFULL Institute

52 ChatGPT prompts for study

Every prompt starts with a slash. Type /explain photosynthesis and ChatGPT teaches it from nothing. Type /quizme and it tests you. Type /traps and it names the mistakes students keep losing marks on.

  • 52 slash prompts across 9 jobs: learn it, go deeper, capture it, connect it, remember it, test it, get feedback, write it, and check it
  • 10 long-form prompts worth typing out when the assignment carries real marks
  • A worked example: the single prompt that built a Grade 12 Cold War revision wall
  • A page for your teachers, with a 4-prompt cycle they can set as homework

One rule runs through all 10 pages. Write your answer by hand before you type anything. The prompt supplies the question. You supply the thinking.

The one-page version

10 prompts on a single page. Two designs, same prompts. Pick the one you like and print it.

Study smart, not just hard

I built these prompts because I want you to study smart, not just study hard. Used well, AI can sharpen your thinking rather than replace it, the same mindset I write about in The Mental Athlete: 3 Mindset Strategies for High School Students.

No prompt protects your wellbeing during exam season. If the pressure is building, read How to Manage Stress: 7 Strategies for Students. The best prompt in the world does nothing for you when you are exhausted, so protect your sleep the way you protect your revision time.

Treat every answer as a starting point. Ask a follow-up question, push back on what comes out, and make the thinking your own before it goes near an assignment. Do that and you walk into the exam room knowing the material, not just recognising it.