"Explain why tracking mistakes in a 'Mistake Bank' is important for learning, using the analogy of a detective collecting clues."

"In one sentence each, define the three error types: Concept, Careless, and Timing."

"Create a blank 'Mistake Bank' template with the five columns from the module."

"I made a careless error in a math problem (e.g., I wrote 2+3=6). Write the prompt I should use to ask an AI to classify this error and suggest a drill to fix it, based on section 8.4."

"Analyze the workflow described in this section. Explain how using AI to classify errors (Concept vs. Careless) leads to more efficient and targeted revision."

"Act as a discipline coach. A student knows they should review their Mistake Bank every Friday but keeps forgetting. Give them three compelling reasons why this 'weekly ritual' is non-negotiable for serious improvement."

"Design an 'Advanced Mistake Bank' system. Add a new column to the template called 'Error Pattern.' Then, create a prompt that asks an AI to analyze my last 10 entries and identify any recurring patterns (e.g., 'You consistently make careless sign errors in algebra')."

"Create a 'Mistake Review' script for my weekly Friday session. The script should guide me to use AI to summarize my week's errors, generate a consolidated practice quiz based on the 'Fix/Drill' column, and set a specific goal for the following week."