Teach me this topic using the Socratic method. Ask one question at a time, adapt to my level, and give hints before full answers.

Explain this topic as if I am a second grader. Use simple words, short sentences, and fun examples. Avoid jargon entirely.

Design a course outline for teaching [topic] to [audience]. Include: learning objectives, module breakdown with lessons, estimated time per module, hands-on exercises, and assessment methods.

Convert this material into 20 flashcards. Format each as Front (question/term) and Back (answer/definition). Mix question types: recall, application, and comparison. Order from fundamental to advanced.

Create a quiz from this material. Include: 10 multiple choice, 5 true/false, and 3 short answer questions. Provide an answer key with explanations. Tag each question by difficulty.

Solve this math problem step by step. Explain each step in plain language, show your work, and highlight common mistakes to avoid. If I get confused, try a different explanation approach.

I believe [position]. Argue the strongest possible case against it. Use evidence, logical reasoning, and address my likely counterarguments. Then identify the weakest point in my original position.