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Create an AI Study Plan

Use an AI assistant to build a realistic two-week study plan for your toughest subject.

30 minutes Beginner Badge: AI Study Planner
PromptingPlanningDigital Literacy

What you will build

A two-week study plan for one subject you find difficult, created with an AI assistant and edited by you into something you can actually follow.

Why this matters

Most students use AI to get answers. Employers and colleges value students who can direct AI to produce a usable plan and then judge whether that plan is any good.

Learning outcomes

  • Write clear prompts that include context, constraints and the output format you need
  • Break a large syllabus into daily study blocks
  • Review AI output critically and correct what does not fit your life

Step-by-step challenge

  1. 1

    Pick your subject and deadline

    Choose one subject and a real test or submission date within the next month.

  2. 2

    Write your first prompt

    Include your class, the chapters, your free hours per day, and ask for a day-by-day table.

  3. 3

    Improve the output

    Ask the assistant to fix anything unrealistic — too many hours, no revision days, no breaks.

  4. 4

    Make it yours

    Edit the plan by hand. Add school timings, coaching, travel and rest.

  5. 5

    Write a short reflection

    In 100 words, note what the AI got wrong and how you fixed it.

Submission requirements

  • Your final two-week study plan as a PDF, image or document link
  • The prompts you used, pasted as text
  • A 100-word reflection on what you changed and why

Accepted formats: Canva link, PDF, image, document, video link or written reflection.

Assessment rubric

Problem clarity

Is the problem or task described precisely and honestly?

Scored 1–5

Originality

Does the work show your own thinking rather than a copied template?

Scored 1–5

Practicality

Could this actually be used or tested in the real world?

Scored 1–5

Communication

Is it easy to follow for someone seeing it for the first time?

Scored 1–5

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