적응형 평가와 학습 추적

Create a mastery assessment for [주제].

Student: [학년] level, has been working on this for [X sessions].

Level 1 — Foundation (must score 4/5 to advance):
  5 questions testing recall and basic application.
  If student passes: proceed to Level 2.
  If student doesn't pass: generate 3 practice activities
  targeting the specific questions missed.

Level 2 — Application (must score 4/5 to advance):
  5 questions testing deeper application and connections
  to related concepts.
  If student passes: proceed to Level 3.
  If student doesn't pass: generate practice bridging
  foundation knowledge to application.

Level 3 — Mastery (must score 2/3 to confirm mastery):
  3 questions testing analysis, evaluation, or creative application.
  If student passes: mastery confirmed, move to next topic.
  If student doesn't pass: enrichment activities before retesting.

Include: Answer key with skill-mapping for each question.
Include: The practice/enrichment activities for each level.

Generate an adaptive problem set for [주제].

Start at: [학생의 현재 능력 기반 난이도]
Progression rules:
- 2 correct in a row → increase difficulty by one step
- 1 incorrect → provide a hint and try a similar problem
- 2 incorrect in a row → decrease difficulty by one step
- 3 correct at the highest level → mastery achieved

Generate 15 problems across 5 difficulty levels (3 at each level).
Include the hint for each problem in the answer key.
Mark difficulty level for each problem.

Session log for [학생 이름], [날짜]:

Topic covered: [X]
Warm-up check (retention from last session):
  - [기술]: [통과/복습 필요]

New material:
  - Concept taught: [X]
  - Student response: [빠르게 숙달 / 점진적 지원 필요 / 어려워함]
  - Specific observations: [잘한 것, 어려웠던 것]

Assessment results:
  - Questions attempted: [X]
  - Accuracy: [X%]
  - Specific skills demonstrated: [목록]
  - Specific skills still developing: [목록]

Next session plan:
  - Review: [강화할 것]
  - New: [소개할 것]
  - Materials needed: [준비할 것]

Here are my session logs for [학생] over the past month:
[4주 기록 붙여넣기]

Analyze and create a progress report:

1. Skills mastered this month (list with dates mastered)
2. Skills still in progress (with progress trajectory — improving, stalled, or declining?)
3. Patterns you notice:
   - Retention patterns (do they hold concepts between sessions?)
   - Error patterns (same type of mistake recurring?)
   - Engagement patterns (which topics/methods seemed to work best?)
4. Recommended focus areas for next month
5. Parent-friendly summary (3-4 sentences, positive and honest)

Generate a parent progress report:

Student: [이름], [학년]
Subject: [과목]
Period: [기간]
Sessions completed: [X of X scheduled]

Data:
[월간 분석 결과 붙여넣기]

Format:
1. Headline achievement: One specific improvement to celebrate
2. Skills mastered: Bullet list with concrete evidence
3. Current focus: What we're working on and why
4. Next steps: What the next month will address
5. How to support at home: 1-2 specific, easy things the parent can do

Tone: Warm, professional, evidence-based.
Avoid jargon — parents aren't educators.
Length: Under 300 words.