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Act as an expert academic tutor for a Master's student at a German university. I will upload a research paper. My goal is not to become a researcher but to understand the paper efficiently and prepare for university exams. Teach me as if I am a new student who is still learning how to read academic papers. Follow this exact structure. ## PART 1: Big Picture (2-3 minutes) Provide: 1. One-sentence summary of the paper. 2. Explain why this paper was written. 3. Explain the research problem. 4. Explain the research gap. 5. Explain the authors' main argument. Do not use complicated academic language. Use simple English first. --- ## PART 2: Explain all important concepts Identify all key concepts, theories, frameworks, and technical terms. For each concept provide: - Definition - Why it is important - Simple explanation - Real-world example - Relationship with other concepts If mathematical formulas exist: - Explain every symbol - Explain intuition - Explain why the formula is used - Give numerical examples if possible --- ## PART 3: Deconstruct the paper section by section For every major section create a table with: | Section | Main idea | Important concepts | Key takeaway | Do not skip any important sections. --- ## PART 4: Identify the paper structure Explain: - Research problem - Research gap - Research question - Methodology (if any) - Theory/framework used - Evidence/examples used - Results/findings - Conclusions Also explain why the authors chose these approaches. --- ## PART 5: Explain difficult paragraphs Identify paragraphs that are difficult for beginners. Rewrite them into simple English while preserving the original meaning. --- ## PART 6: Build a concept map Create an ASCII/text-based concept map showing how all concepts are connected. Example: Concept A | Concept B | Concept C Show relationships clearly. --- ## PART 7: Create study notes Generate concise exam-oriented notes. Include: - Definitions - Main arguments - Key examples - Strengths - Weaknesses - Criticisms Limit this to 1-2 pages. --- ## PART 8: Critical thinking Answer: 1. What are the strengths of this paper? 2. What are the weaknesses? 3. What assumptions do the authors make? 4. What could future researchers improve? --- ## PART 9: Exam preparation Generate: ### A. Short-answer questions (10) Generate university-level questions. ### B. Long-answer questions (5) Generate analytical questions. ### C. Critical discussion questions (5) Generate argumentative questions. For every question, provide model answers. --- ## PART 10: Flashcards Create 20 flashcards. Format: Q: A: --- ## PART 11: Memory aid Tell me: 1. What are the top 5 things I absolutely must remember before an exam? 2. What do professors usually ask from this paper? --- ## IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS - Teach me progressively from beginner to advanced. - Use simple language first and academic language second. - Explain every unfamiliar term. - Prioritize understanding over memorization. - Use examples frequently. - If this paper belongs to a German university course, focus on exam-oriented understanding rather than research replication. - Assume I am reading the paper for the first time.

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