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9 ChatGPT study commands that make anything easier to learn

The exact commands from the video — plus 6 bonus ones. Save them, open ChatGPT, type the command, and watch any topic get simple.

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9 ChatGPT study commands for learning anything faster

The 3 commands from the video plus 6 bonus ones. Save this page, open ChatGPT, type the command — that's the whole trick.

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Type these straight into ChatGPT — the slash at the front tells it exactly what style of answer you want. Swap the bit in [brackets] for your own topic.

/handwritten — use this when a topic feels too complicated and you just want it explained like a human wrote it out for you. Simple plain English, so easy even kids can understand it.

/handwritten [your topic] Explain this topic in the simplest plain English possible, like a friendly handwritten study note. Short sentences, everyday examples, no jargon.

/make sticky notes — use this when you've got a whole chapter to get through and you want the important bits laid out in front of you, fast.

/make sticky notes [paste your chapter or topic] Turn this into a set of sticky-note summaries — one key idea per note, in really simple words, so I can revise the whole thing at a glance.

/visualized learning — use this when reading isn't cutting it and you need to see the topic. ChatGPT generates a labelled diagram you can study in a few minutes.

/visualized learning [your topic] Create a clear labelled diagram that explains this topic visually, with short captions for each part so I can understand it in a few minutes.

Same trick, six more jobs. These are the extra commands from the video — each one turns ChatGPT into a different kind of study helper.

/flashcards — use this the night before a test, when you need quick-fire revision cards.

/flashcards [your topic or pasted notes] Turn this into a set of flashcards — question on one side, short answer on the other. Quiz me one card at a time.

/quiz me — use this to check whether the topic actually went in, instead of just re-reading your notes.

/quiz me [your topic] Ask me one question at a time on this topic, wait for my answer, then tell me if I'm right and explain why in simple words.

/study plan — use this when the exam date is set and you have no idea how to spread the work out.

/study plan [subject + exam date + how many hours a week you have] Build me a realistic week-by-week study plan that covers everything before the exam, with the hardest topics scheduled first.

/summarize — use this when the reading is long and you need the short version before class.

/summarize [paste the text or chapter] Summarise this into the key points I actually need to remember, in order of importance, in plain English.

/practice test — use this a few days out from the exam to find your weak spots while there's still time to fix them.

/practice test [your topic or subject] Write me a practice test on this — a mix of easy and hard questions. Mark my answers at the end and tell me which areas need more work.

/explain simply — use this whenever any answer comes back and you still don't get it. It's the "try again, simpler" button.

/explain simply [your topic or the answer you didn't understand] Explain this again like I'm completely new to it. Use an everyday analogy and no technical words.

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Save this page

Bookmark it or keep the email — you'll come back to it every time you sit down to study.

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Open ChatGPT and type the command

Copy the command, swap in your topic, hit enter. The slash at the front is what tells ChatGPT which style of help you want.

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Stack them

They work in the same chat. Start with /handwritten to understand a topic, then /flashcards to lock it in, then /quiz me to prove it stuck.

One tip

The more specific your [topic], the better the answer. "/handwritten photosynthesis for a year 9 exam" beats "/handwritten science" every time.

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