How does the module define "articulation"?

What is the "fundamental law" that connects the quality of your prompt to the quality of the AI's output?

What are the six steps in the "Chain of Learning"?

Which step in the learning process is referred to as the "keystone"?

Why does mastering articulation help a student remember material better?

List two of the "daily drills" suggested for practicing articulation.

According to the table, how can the weak expression "Heart… blood… pumping…" be rewritten as strong articulation?

What happens to your ideas if you skip the articulation step?

The act of speaking or writing out your ideas forces you to achieve what?

What does the module state is the difference between an amateur and a professional?

How can you turn a raw class note into a precise AI prompt, according to the activity?

What is described as the "bridge" that connects an idea in your mind to understanding in another's?

What is the most overlooked step in education, according to the key takeaway?

Rewrite the vague prompt "History — kings" into a strong, well-articulated one.

Besides giving clearer prompts, what are two other benefits of mastering articulation?