關鍵在於你有沒有真的學會。Gem A 和 Gem B 的設計就是不直接給答案，而是引導你自己想通。如果你跟著它做，最後是你自己理解、自己寫出答案，那就是學習，不是作弊。
上傳作業會不會洩露個人資料？
影相上傳前，遮蓋姓名、學號、學校名稱。只保留題目內容。這是基本的個人資料保護習慣。
會不會變成過分依賴 AI？
會，如果你把 AI 當作「答案產生器」。但如果你跟著本指引的方法用——讓 AI 引導你思考、生成筆記後自己再溫一次——你會發現自己反而比同學更獨立、更會學習。基礎概念仍然要靠課堂和老師建立，AI 只是輔助。
Student Guide · F.4 & F.5
Use AI to change how you study.
From now until your end-of-term exam in June, follow this method and you will study with more focus, less stress, and clearer results — building a personal mistake archive that's uniquely yours along the way.
AudienceF.4 / F.5 students
ToolsSchool Google account
CycleLate Apr → Late Jun
Version24 April 2026
01 — The premise
Why use AI for revision?
Many students underperform not because they don't try, but because of three problems:
You get stuck on homework with no one to ask, so you copy the answer or skip it.
Tests come back, you see the score and the red marks, but you never figure out why you got it wrong.
Before exams, you don't know what to revise, so you re-read the whole textbook — slow and ineffective.
The two AI assistants in this guide target exactly these three problems. They do not give you answers — they guide you to figure things out yourself, like a private tutor, and they create personalised revision notes for you.
Why Gemini? Every student at our school has a free Google Education account, which includes Gemini. No extra cost, no extra sign-up.
02 — The tools
Your two AI assistants
Each Gem has its specialty. One sits beside you while you do homework; the other helps you process mistakes after marking.
Gem A
Homework Tutor: Ask Anytime
For daily homework
When you get stuck on a homework question, photograph it (along with the relevant textbook page if possible) and upload. The AI uses Socratic questioning to guide you step by step — it will not just hand you the answer. Once you've understood, it auto-generates a revision note for you.
After you get a test, quiz, or marked homework back, photograph the wrong answers and upload. The AI runs four automatic steps: diagnose why you got it wrong → guide you Socratically → quiz you with 5 follow-up questions → generate a personalised revision note.
Knowing when to use which Gem is the key to using them well.
01
Stuck on homework → use Gem A
Don't rush to copy an answer; don't skip the question. Open Gem A, photograph the question (and your textbook page, if you have it), and tell the AI which step you're stuck on. It will ask questions and guide you forward.
02
Got marks back with mistakes → use Gem B
Photograph every wrong answer on your returned paper and upload to Gem B. It will diagnose the real cause (concept gap? careless? logic error?), guide you to redo it, and give you a revision note tailored to your weakness.
03
One week before the exam → compile all your notes
Take all the notes you've saved over the past months and feed them back to Gemini for a personalised exam-prep summary. Details in section 05.
Critical: save every Gem B note to Google Drive. These notes are gold for exam prep.
04 — Organise
Save your notes in Google Drive
Every time Gem A or Gem B finishes, it generates a Markdown note. Don't throw it away. These notes accumulate into your personal "mistake library" — the most valuable revision material you'll have before the exam.
Suggested folder structure
📂 My AI Study Notes
├── 📂 Math
│ ├── 2026-04-28_factorisation.md
│ └── 2026-05-03_trigonometry.md
├── 📂 English
├── 📂 Economics
├── 📂 Liberal Studies (CS)
└── 📂 …other subjects
Naming convention
File name format: YYYY-MM-DD_topic.md. The date prefix sorts files chronologically; the topic keyword makes future search easy.
How to save the AI's note into Drive
Copy the full note from the Gemini conversation.
Open Google Drive and navigate to the right subject folder.
Right-click → New → Google Doc, paste the content.
Rename the file using the format above.
05 — Compile
Before the exam: ask AI to compile your mistakes
One week before your end-of-term exam, do this: collect all your saved notes and ask Gemini to produce a personalised list of your highest-frequency mistakes.
Steps
In Drive, download the subject folder as a ZIP, or open and copy each file.
Open regular Gemini (gemini.google.com, not a Gem). Upload your notes, or paste the contents.
Use the prompt below ↓
Prompt
I'm uploading my mistake-revision notes from the past few months. Please:
1. Identify the 5 most common mistake patterns I make (e.g. careless calculation, conceptual confusion, weak topic knowledge).
2. For each pattern, list 2–3 representative questions.
3. For each pattern, write a "30-second pre-exam reminder" so I don't repeat it.
4. Produce a "3-minute speed-read card": 5–8 of the most important formulas or key points.
Format: Markdown with four clear sections.
Language: English.
Save this AI-generated summary to Drive. Read it the night before, and again on the morning of your exam.
06 — Cadence
Suggested pace (Late April → Late June)
Three phases over roughly two months.
Phase 1Weeks 1–2
Build the habit
Every time you're stuck on homework, your first reaction is to open Gem A, not copy an answer. Goal: make using Gem A automatic.
Phase 2Weeks 3–6
Build your mistake library
The same day a test comes back, run every wrong answer through Gem B and save the notes to Drive. Goal: a personal mistake archive that's uniquely yours.
Phase 3Weeks 7–8
Compile and revise
Use the method in section 05 to compile your notes into a personalised exam summary. Goal: a 3-minute pre-exam read that brings everything back.
07 — FAQs
FAQs & reminders
The AI's explanation is different from my teacher's. Who do I trust?
Always trust your teacher and textbook. Upload your textbook or class notes alongside the question — that way the AI explains things using your school's method. If they still differ, ask your teacher the next day. That's a great learning moment.
The AI refuses to answer, gives an essay, or goes off-topic. Now what?
Re-ask more specifically. "I just need step 3." "One sentence please." "Stay on the trigonometry question, don't drift." AI is a tool — learn to direct it.
Is using AI on homework cheating?
It depends on whether you actually learned. Gem A and Gem B are designed not to give answers — they guide you to figure things out. If, by the end, you understand and write the answer yourself, that's learning, not cheating.
Will uploading my homework leak personal data?
Before uploading, cover your name, student number, and school name. Keep only the question content. Basic privacy hygiene.
Will I become too dependent on AI?
Yes — if you treat it as an answer machine. But if you follow this guide (let it guide your thinking, save the notes, revisit them later), you'll find yourself becoming more independent than classmates who don't use it. Foundations still come from class and teachers; AI is a supplement.
