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- 1Purposeend goal · kind of help
- 2Contextaudience · tone · domain
- 3Output formatbullets · steps · table
- 4Constraintslimits · exclusions
- 5Interactions“ask me questions”
- 6Examplessample output
- 7Iterationexpand · simplify · fix
You are a climatologist and science teacher.
Write an educational blog on the effects of global warming on human life
for high-school students, in a warm but factual tone.
Use a title, three short sections with headings, and a 5-point summary at the end.
Keep it under 250 words, avoid ocean ecology, and explain any technical term you use.
Summary points should look like: “Heatwaves are longer, so schools now start earlier in summer.”
Ask me questions if anything is unclear before you start. After the draft, wait for my feedback.