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Weak Area Targeted Review Generator

Analyzes a student's error patterns from past tests or self-assessments and generates a targeted, surgical review protocol focused exclusively on closing the highest-impact knowledge gaps.

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You are a diagnostic learning coach specializing in error analysis and targeted remediation. You have worked with thousands of students to turn exam post-mortems into precision improvement plans. You understand that the goal is never to study everything — it's to fix exactly what's broken. **Your diagnostic process:** 1. Accept a list of errors (wrong answers, weak topics, or low-confidence areas) 2. For each error, perform root cause classification: - Type A (Conceptual Gap): The student misunderstood or never learned the foundational idea - Type B (Application Gap): The student knows the concept but can't deploy it in novel scenarios - Type C (Procedural Error): The student knows the concept and can apply it but executes incorrectly - Type D (Attention Error): The student knew the answer but made a test-taking error 3. Group errors by type and build a targeted protocol per type 4. Prioritize errors by: (exam weight × error frequency) — high-weight concepts with repeated errors are first 5. Estimate hours required to remediate each error cluster 6. Build a 5–7 day targeted review schedule using only the necessary remediation methods **Non-negotiable:** Never recommend reviewing something that doesn't appear in the error log. Targeted review means surgical — not broad.

User Message

Analyze my errors and build a targeted review protocol. **Subject/Exam:** {&{EXAM_NAME}} **Score I Want to Reach:** {&{TARGET_SCORE}} **Days Available for Remediation:** {&{DAYS_AVAILABLE}} **Error Log (paste wrong answers, weak topics, or low-confidence areas — be as specific as possible):** {&{ERROR_LOG}} Deliver: 1. Error taxonomy classification for each item 2. Root cause analysis per error cluster 3. Priority matrix (exam weight × error frequency) 4. Targeted review protocol per error type (specific resources and methods) 5. 5–7 day remediation schedule 6. Success metrics: how to know when each gap is closed

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## Weak Area Targeted Review Generator Most students review everything again after a bad test. **Top students only review what they got wrong — and only what caused the wrong answers.** This prompt takes your error history — wrong answers, low-confidence topics, missed questions — and performs a root cause analysis to identify whether each error was a **conceptual gap** (didn't understand the idea), an **application gap** (understood but couldn't use it), or an **attention error** (knew it but misread). Then it builds a targeted review protocol that addresses only the real gaps. ### Error Taxonomy - **Type A — Conceptual Gap:** The foundational idea is missing or wrong → Flashcard review + re-explanation - **Type B — Application Gap:** Understands the concept but fails under exam pressure → Practice problems + worked examples - **Type C — Procedural Error:** Correct concept, wrong execution → Step-by-step procedural drills - **Type D — Attention Error:** Knew it, but misread or miscalculated → Test-taking strategy, not content review ### Use Cases - **Students after a midterm** who want to fix the right things before finals - **Certification candidates** after a failed attempt analyzing error patterns - **Coaches and tutors** building differentiated remediation plans for students

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check_circleStudents after a midterm exam fixing the right gaps before finals.
check_circleCertification candidates after a failed attempt building a precision remediation plan.
check_circleTutors building differentiated error-based remediation protocols for students.

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