*some of these are medicine specific Prompt 1 : USMLE examiner examining medical OSCE stations. Ask [Nbr] questions for the OSCE station : [fill in]. Waiting for my response before asking each question. First then wait then ask the second. At the end go back and critique my response to each question w/ providing example answers. Prompt 2 : Topic of your choice. You are a learning and productivity expert. Create a focused learning plan on the topic using the Pareto Principle. Focus on the most valuable high-yield elements of the topic. Active methods of learning over passive. No pretext or context just output the plan. Prompt 3 : You are an expert in so and so. Providing a step by step guide for performing the said maneuver. Prompt 4 : Learning expert specializing in above mentioned topic, provide mental models and analogies to help understand and remember. List of steps (explain, provide mental models ad analogies, quick example exercices or questions to practice w/ you, break down the topic into smaller components. Ask me if I understand after each step Prompt 5 : Language role play Prompt 6 : Clinical case or any simulated case Prompt 7 : Expert in said topic, provide me evidence-based learning techniques Prompt 8 : Visualization exercise to be guided through
you are such an underrated youtuber your prompt skills are insane like omg, if I had any chance to learn from you I'd love to know how your so good at prompt engineering
Thank you 1. Act as examiner 2. Use Pareto principle 3. Expert skill tip 4. Work example 5. Language roleplay 6. Higher-Order learning 7. Act as study expert
Thank you for this. You mentioned so many topics and concepts about learning that I've never heard of and now I will have to use your prompts to ask gpt about them 😀
Is Extended Abstract Thinking a higher level of learning than Creating(Context:SOLO Taxonomy, Bloom's Taxonomy) Can Extended-Abstract Creative-Evaluative Thinking be a higher higher level Bloom's Taxonomy than Creating. It is maybe approximately doing extended abstract thinking that switches from creative to evaluative. T You are a learning expert and you might be able to identify what it is by its name-Extended-Abstract Creative-Evaluative Thinking. If it is a higher level if thinking than even the highest levels of Bloom's Taxonomy then it might give greater benifits than Creating correct concepts to solve a question that do not need to be evaluated analogous yo how a language learner needs to translate his mother founge into another language to check what he is saying but a native speaker does not need to do a translation(Here translation is used to evaluate whether his speech is correct). You can read between the lines. I also once asked ChatGPT to give me a question from a topic with 3 levels of Cognitive load and maybe I can ask ChatGPT to give me questions on a topic in cognitive load from the scale of 1 to 100 per basic topic of my subject in my class and it might improve my performance.
thank you , Sir . I always believe that if I use Chat gpt or bing chat a.i intelligently, I can unleash my talents in many fields. But the first thing I had to do was start thinking: I want to...
Not a dumb question! ChatGPT is free and uses GPT3.5. GPT-4 is available on the paid plus plan ($20/month) and likely rolled out to the free tier in the future. These prompts will also work with 3.5 but the responses are a little less creative.
@@ShureBastBeat In order to remain competitive with the others such as bing etc which is free and apparently uses chatGPT-4, it will have to adjust the paywall
HONESTLY THANK YOU SO MUCH! New sub here 🎉I’ve been trying ways to up my language learning process and you have done it! I’m not sure if it’s around your expertise but I’d love to see you make similar prompts regarding accounting or for accounting students. I’m an international business undergrad and international financial analysis is my weakest subject I’m trying to ace the test but am lacking I hope you are able to make a video of accounting prompts that are useful my test is next month 😕
but you know its sometimes hallucinating. I noticed it few time when I asked it for topics I know. - Having no knowledge about the topic I'm afraid I may not catch it and learn some bullsh
I used CHATGPT to study for a certification exam. I pasted the text from a chapter and asked for multiple choice questions. Right away, I noticed some errors in the answer choices. I let CHATGPT know it was wrong and illogical and CHATGPT said "you are correct. thank you for pointing that out." I'm wary about wasting my time using it as a tutor.
Thank you for your great video. And I'd like to ask you a question. Can I use free Chat GPT (3.5) as an alternative? Or, is Chat GPT Plus(4.0) more suitable for these purpose you mentioned?
Can't wait till ai starts creating virtual worlds and experiences on request in VR. Anyone should be able to learn a PhD level career beginning from kindergarten.
It seems excessive optimism to me. I tried AI GPT and many answers were nonsense. One of them, for example, stated that the trigeminal nerve has its origin in the frontal portion of the skull. I think this technology is very much underdeveloped and has to be used with great, great caution.
It’s going ahead whether we like it or not I’m afraid. That’s why I’m trying to learn about it, so I can understand the benefits, the pitfalls and how to actually deal with it all. I think everyone is a bit worried about it taking jobs etc. That’s why we should try and keep up with it. Forearmed is forewarned.
*some of these are medicine specific
Prompt 1 : USMLE examiner examining medical OSCE stations. Ask [Nbr] questions for the OSCE station : [fill in]. Waiting for my response before asking each question. First then wait then ask the second. At the end go back and critique my response to each question w/ providing example answers.
Prompt 2 : Topic of your choice. You are a learning and productivity expert. Create a focused learning plan on the topic using the Pareto Principle. Focus on the most valuable high-yield elements of the topic. Active methods of learning over passive. No pretext or context just output the plan.
Prompt 3 : You are an expert in so and so. Providing a step by step guide for performing the said maneuver.
Prompt 4 : Learning expert specializing in above mentioned topic, provide mental models and analogies to help understand and remember. List of steps (explain, provide mental models ad analogies, quick example exercices or questions to practice w/ you, break down the topic into smaller components. Ask me if I understand after each step
Prompt 5 : Language role play
Prompt 6 : Clinical case or any simulated case
Prompt 7 : Expert in said topic, provide me evidence-based learning techniques
Prompt 8 : Visualization exercise to be guided through
you are such an underrated youtuber your prompt skills are insane like omg, if I had any chance to learn from you I'd love to know how your so good at prompt engineering
"Prompt Engineering"........🤦 actual engineers cringing
That was amazing! Thank you so much. I got so many new ideas from this video that I don't know where to start. 😁
Thank you
1. Act as examiner
2. Use Pareto principle
3. Expert skill tip
4. Work example
5. Language roleplay
6. Higher-Order learning
7. Act as study expert
Game changer! Truly anything is possible for each one of us.
I’m a retired GP, broadcaster & now a politician: I truly appreciate ChatGPT & your teaching skills ❤
Thank you for this. You mentioned so many topics and concepts about learning that I've never heard of and now I will have to use your prompts to ask gpt about them 😀
Grab the study prompts here 👉 join.alexanderfyoung.com/7-chatgpt-study-prompts
Umm...Great stuff Doctor not sure if I misunderstood but are you actually adding real patient info into ChatGpt?
Thanks for these prompts! Appreciated.
Thanks for the prompts! Much appreciated also!
My team built Tammy AIto help people learn much faster on RUclips with summarized content.
How did you make that RUclips emoji with a hat?
Wow, really liked your prompts
Love your content!!! Bless you
Greetings from Libya ❤
Love your videos ❤❤
Any ideas on how to set it up to teach high school algebra so that my teenager can understand it? Thanks!
Is Extended Abstract Thinking a higher level of learning than Creating(Context:SOLO Taxonomy, Bloom's Taxonomy)
Can Extended-Abstract Creative-Evaluative Thinking be a higher higher level Bloom's Taxonomy than Creating. It is maybe approximately doing extended abstract thinking that switches from creative to evaluative.
T
You are a learning expert and you might be able to identify what it is by its name-Extended-Abstract Creative-Evaluative Thinking.
If it is a higher level if thinking than even the highest levels of Bloom's Taxonomy then it might give greater benifits than Creating correct concepts to solve a question that do not need to be evaluated analogous yo how a language learner needs to translate his mother founge into another language to check what he is saying but a native speaker does not need to do a translation(Here translation is used to evaluate whether his speech is correct).
You can read between the lines.
I also once asked ChatGPT to give me a question from a topic with 3 levels of Cognitive load and maybe I can ask ChatGPT to give me questions on a topic in cognitive load from the scale of 1 to 100 per basic topic of my subject in my class and it might improve my performance.
Thanks so much
thank you , Sir . I always believe that if I use Chat gpt or bing chat a.i intelligently, I can unleash my talents in many fields. But the first thing I had to do was start thinking: I want to...
💯👏
I now use perfect prompts which takes the pain out of finding - you guessed it- the perfect prompt.
Thanks for the light. 🤝
✌️🙏
Thanks for the video
🙏 Glad it’s helpful!
Apologies if this is a dumb question since I’m so new to this, but is ChatGPT-4 or it’s older versions free to use, or does it require a subscription?
Not a dumb question! ChatGPT is free and uses GPT3.5. GPT-4 is available on the paid plus plan ($20/month) and likely rolled out to the free tier in the future.
These prompts will also work with 3.5 but the responses are a little less creative.
@@AlexanderFYoung I really hope that ChatGPT 4 will soon be available for free users. 🤩Where do you get your assumption from?✌
@@ShureBastBeat In order to remain competitive with the others such as bing etc which is free and apparently uses chatGPT-4, it will have to adjust the paywall
@@christinagracewhite That makes perfect sense, of course. I'm very much looking forward to it 🙌
I’ve subscribed to the Apple chat bot. It’s going to be $6.99 a month if I keep it. Not sure if it’s a lower level than chatgpt-4?🤔
Great info, ty🙏
HONESTLY THANK YOU SO MUCH! New sub here 🎉I’ve been trying ways to up my language learning process and you have done it! I’m not sure if it’s around your expertise but I’d love to see you make similar prompts regarding accounting or for accounting students. I’m an international business undergrad and international financial analysis is my weakest subject I’m trying to ace the test but am lacking I hope you are able to make a video of accounting prompts that are useful my test is next month 😕
but you know its sometimes hallucinating. I noticed it few time when I asked it for topics I know. - Having no knowledge about the topic I'm afraid I may not catch it and learn some bullsh
I have a problem of declined card I can't fix it 😢😢😢😢 there is other.methods?
Did you film this whole video in one take?
I used CHATGPT to study for a certification exam. I pasted the text from a chapter and asked for multiple choice questions. Right away, I noticed some errors in the answer choices. I let CHATGPT know it was wrong and illogical and CHATGPT said "you are correct. thank you for pointing that out." I'm wary about wasting my time using it as a tutor.
Thank you for your great video.
And I'd like to ask you a question.
Can I use free Chat GPT (3.5) as an alternative?
Or, is Chat GPT Plus(4.0) more suitable for these purpose you mentioned?
Unfortunately I can't afford to have access to Gpt 4 so I am stuck with 3.5
Can't wait till ai starts creating virtual worlds and experiences on request in VR. Anyone should be able to learn a PhD level career beginning from kindergarten.
If my doctor used chatgpt, I wouldn't trust him. 🤣
It seems excessive optimism to me. I tried AI GPT and many answers were nonsense. One of them, for example, stated that the trigeminal nerve has its origin in the frontal portion of the skull. I think this technology is very much underdeveloped and has to be used with great, great caution.
Yes, but what about Ai Jobloss? Or Ai as Weapons? Why can’t we Cease Ai / GPT immediately? Pausing Ai before it’s too late?
It’s going ahead whether we like it or not I’m afraid. That’s why I’m trying to learn about it, so I can understand the benefits, the pitfalls and how to actually deal with it all. I think everyone is a bit worried about it taking jobs etc. That’s why we should try and keep up with it. Forearmed is forewarned.
Cant fool me.
This "man" is an AI generated model.
Tell me hes not. 😂
Great topic but he talks WAY TOO FAST!!!