The only question is whether it's teaching them, or doing it for them.
There's a big difference between using AI to learn and using AI to do the learning for you.
One of those builds a kid who needs less help next time. The other builds a kid who needs AI forever.
The AI Study Toolkit is built around the first one. It's 75+ prompts you copy and paste, and every one of them is written to make AI act like a tutor instead of an answer machine. Quiz me. Hint, don't tell me. Find where I got confused. Make me explain it back in my own words.
You don't need to be technical. You don't need to memorize anything. Find what you're trying to do, copy the prompt, swap the words in brackets, go.
It's the opposite, and that's the whole design. The prompts in here tell AI not to give the answer. They make it ask questions, give one hint at a time, and make the student explain it back. There's a rule on page one: use AI to help you think, not to replace your thinking. And follow your teacher's rules on AI. If you're not sure it's allowed, ask.
Any of the normal chat ones. It's written as plain language on purpose so it doesn't break when a tool changes its buttons.
A download with the full toolkit. It reads fine on a phone and prints clean if you want it in a binder. There's a plain text copy in there too, so you can paste prompts straight from it.
Same prompts. You tell the AI the grade level, that's what the brackets are for. One toolkit covers the whole house.
The license covers personal, household, or one classroom. For a school or district, email me and we'll sort it out.
Built by Harold at All In AI Vibes, based in Cobb County, GA. I make practical AI stuff for regular people who are busy and a little tired of being told AI is going to change everything.
Questions before you buy? Email allinaivibes@gmail.com and I'll answer it myself. Want the rest of what I make? That's at The AI Corner Store.