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Why did the Guide change format?

The curriculum picks conversation, cards, prompting, projects, challenges, or interviews from the current objective — not from a random mood.

Updated 8/23/2026

Format follows the skill

Remember-level ideas often start as a conversation or concept cards. Apply-level work belongs in Prompt Lab or a quiz. Create-level work belongs in Project Studio. Evaluate-level work belongs in an expert interview or a critique.

You can still explore

Chat remains available for curiosity. If you wander off the objective, the Guide will teach the AI idea underneath instead of becoming a general homework bot. The session still records which objective and phase you were in.

Co-pilot sessions

When a parent enables Co-pilot mode, the curriculum map is the shared surface: you pick an objective together, add a short reflection, and mark evidence. That is the intended “learn with me” path.

What are the session phases?
A structured session moves through check-in, review, new idea, practice, synthesis, and a bridge to the next objective.
How do I use the curriculum map?
The map is the syllabus: every objective on your path, its content bundle, and buttons to mark introduced, practiced, or mastered.
How do I use Prompt Lab?
Write a prompt, run it, change one thing, and compare versions. The lab scores whether you included context, constraints, and an example.

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Why did the Guide change format?

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