# How to Use

Teach Me Anything offers 8 different categories to help you create a personalized learning experience. Here's an overview of each field, along with some example selections you might consider:

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These examples are not exhaustive, you can enter anything that you think is appropriate, and the AI will adjust.
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* **Lesson** – the specific subject or topic you want to learn about.
  * The History of Renaissance Art
  * Macroeconomics
* **Language** – the language in which you want the information to be presented.
  * Spanish
  * English
  * French
* **Education Level** – the complexity and depth of the lesson designed to match a specific educational background or understanding.
  * Elementary
  * High School
  * Undergraduate
  * Postgraduate
* **Learning Style** – the preferred method or approach through which you best understand and retain information.
  * Visual (infographics, charts)
  * Auditory (spoken explanations, podcasts)
  * Kinesthetic (interactive exercises, simulations)
  * Reading/Writing (textual content, worksheets)
* **Communication Style** – The manner in which the information is articulated or conveyed.
  * Formal (academic, business-like)
  * Informal (casual, conversational)
  * Succinct (brief, to-the-point)
  * Detailed (comprehensive, in-depth)
* **Tone Style** – The emotional quality or mood of the lesson.
  * Professional (neutral, objective)
  * Friendly (warm, approachable)
  * Humorous (light-hearted, funny)
  * Enthusiastic (passionate, animated)
* **Reasoning Framework** – The logical structure or method used to present and make sense of the information.
  * Analytical (break down of components)
  * Critical (evaluating pros and cons)
  * Conceptual (big picture, overarching themes)
  * Practical (step-by-step, actionable insights)
* **Using Emojis** – Incorporating emojis to add an expressive or illustrative element to the content.
  * True or False

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You don't have to fill out every category, but make sure to remove the default text if you don't want it to impact the results of your lesson.
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After you've personalized these categories and pressed the **Generate button**, Teach Me Anything will reiterate your preferences and tell you how to create a lesson plan.

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### /plan

The `/plan` command asks the AI to create a lesson plan that matches your preferences. The output will vary widely depending on your initial inputs.

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### /change

The `/change` command allows you to modify your preferences. For example, you could change Learning Style by entering `/change learning style=Active`.

### /skip

The `/skip` command allows you to skip a certain part of the lesson For example, if Teach Me Anything is suggesting pre-requisite content that you already feel comfortable with, type `/skip` to move forward.

### /start

The `/start` command is used to officially start the lesson once you are happy with your preferences and the lesson plan.

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### /continue

The `/continue` command is used to move the lesson forward to the next topic.

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### /test

The `/test` command is used to test your understanding of a lesson section. Teach Me Anything will create questions or open-ended dialogue to test if you fully comprehend the curriculum or need more review/practice.

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