6Welcome the experience of being wrong.
43Keep an honest record of what you wrote and what AI wrote.
7Ask the next question.
44Chapter 8: Studying Smarter
8Distinguish between knowing and recognizing.
45For active retrieval
9Be patient with confusion.
46For spaced practice
10Chapter 3: Anatomy of a Powerful Prompt
47For interleaving
11Role
48The Feynman technique, automated
12Context
49Concept mapping
13Task
50Mistake logs
14Format
51Chapter 9: Avoiding Cognitive Outsourcing
15Specificity beats elegance.
52You feel anxious starting any intellectual work without AI.
16Constraints sharpen output.
53You can't remember what you learned yesterday.
17Examples are gold.
54You no longer notice when AI is wrong.
18Iterate, don't restart.
55You feel smarter than you actually are.
19Push back.
56The 80/20 rule for thinking.
20Chapter 4: AI as Socratic Mentor — Core Techniques
57The no-AI Tuesday rule.
21Technique 1: The Interrogate-Me Prompt
58The explain-it-to-me-cold test.
22Technique 2: The Devil's Advocate Prompt
59The what-would-I-do-without-it question.
23Technique 3: The Three-Levels Prompt
60Read books.
24Technique 4: The Find-the-Flaw Prompt
61Chapter 10: Ethics, Integrity, and Citation
25Technique 5: The Stretch-My-Thinking Prompt
62A working framework for evaluating any specific use.
26Chapter 5: Sharpening Analysis
63Citation and disclosure.
27Stage 1: Map the structure.
64The deeper question: what kind of student do you want to be?
28Stage 2: Identify the load-bearing claims.
65Chapter 11: A Toolkit of Prompts
29Stage 3: Stress-test the load-bearing claims.
66For analysis
30Chapter 6: Better Research
67For research
31Step 1: Build a research map.
68For writing
32Step 2: Triangulate.
69For studying
33Step 3: Find the gap.
70For debate and discussion preparation
34Step 4: Verify, verify, verify.
71For metacognition
35Chapter 7: Writing With AI Without Losing Your Voice
72A meta-prompt: building your own
36Mode 1: Generation.
73Conclusion: Becoming an Independent Thinker in the Age of AI
37Mode 2: Polishing.
