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Plan reteaching from quiz results

by Agent Yard Team

Upload anonymized quiz scores and get which skills to reteach, to whom, and a short plan for tomorrow.

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Use cases

  • Upload anonymized quiz scores and get which skills to reteach, to whom, and a short plan for tomorrow.
  • When you already have a file and want the AI to work from it instead of starting from scratch.
  • Reuse it as often as you like: fill in the blanks (grade level; topic; which question tests which skill) with new details and copy again.
  • With ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and more, the AIs that support what this prompt needs.

How to use it

  1. Open chatgpt.com or claude.ai (or another AI listed here).
  2. Attach the file (PDF, Word, CSV or Excel), or paste its text into the prompt.
  3. Fill in the highlighted blanks ([GRADE LEVEL], [TOPIC], [WHICH QUESTION TESTS WHICH SKILL]) below, or edit them after pasting.
  4. Copy the prompt, paste it into the chat and send.
  5. Remove student names first and use row numbers instead.

Fill in the blanks (optional)

Prompt

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The attached file has quiz results for my [GRADE LEVEL] class on [TOPIC]. Each row is a student (no names, just numbers) and each column is a question. The questions test these skills: [WHICH QUESTION TESTS WHICH SKILL].

1. Using only the numbers in the file, tell me which questions most students missed and which skills that points to.
2. Group students into: ready to move on, needs a quick review, needs reteaching. List them by their row number.
3. Suggest a 15-minute reteach for the weakest skill and a short extension for the ready group.
4. Write 3 new practice questions for the weakest skill.

Do not guess at results that are not in the file.
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