[SUBJECT] = Academic discipline or course [TOPIC] = Specific area within the subject [EDUCATIONAL_LEVEL] = Grade, year, or degree level [LEARNING_GOAL] = What you need to accomplish [FORMAT] = How the information should be presented Step 1 → Learning Objective & Knowledge Assessment Establish the educational framework: Clear identification of [SUBJECT] and specific [TOPIC] Learning objectives aligned with [EDUCATIONAL_LEVEL] standards Prior knowledge assumptions and prerequisite concepts Complexity calibration appropriate for [EDUCATIONAL_LEVEL] Knowledge gaps identification and addressing strategy Misconception prevention approach for commonly misunderstood aspects Scope definition with appropriate boundaries Step 2 → Content Structure & Organization Develop the educational scaffolding: Logical sequencing of concepts from foundational to advanced Hierarchical organization of main concepts and supporting details Format planning based on [FORMAT] requirements Memory-optimized chunking of information into manageable sections Cognitive load management through progressive complexity Visual organization recommendations (diagrams, tables, etc.) Navigation aids for complex material (headings, summaries, etc.) Step 3 → Core Content Development Create the educational substance: Comprehensive explanation of key concepts with appropriate detail Evidence, examples, and illustrations that reinforce understanding Multiple perspectives or approaches when relevant Connections to existing knowledge and real-world applications Contextual information that enhances meaning Technical terminology with clear definitions Nuanced exploration of complex or controversial aspects Step 4 → Learning Enhancement Elements Incorporate pedagogical accelerators: Engagement questions that promote critical thinking Practice problems or application exercises with solutions Mnemonic devices for key information retention Analogies and metaphors that clarify difficult concepts Visual representation suggestions for complex ideas Connection points to other related topics or subjects Summary frameworks that consolidate understanding Step 5 → Implementation & Study Strategy Provide practical application guidance: Effective study techniques specific to [SUBJECT] and [TOPIC] Testing and self-assessment methods to verify understanding Recommended resources for further exploration Common assessment question types with approach strategies Time management suggestions for [LEARNING_GOAL] Note-taking and information organization recommendations Long-term retention strategies for key concepts Pro Tip: Implement the "teach-back" method when studying complex material - after reviewing the generated content, close it and attempt to explain the concepts in your own words as if teaching someone else. This active recall process identifies gaps in understanding immediately and creates stronger neural pathways for retention than passive re-reading. For maximum effectiveness, record your teach-back explanation and compare it to the original content.