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Terminology and Concepts to look out for

Content Corpus · sweep · model · persist · study preference prompt · **prompt exploration** · **consolidate overlap** · AI Generated Output · study-guide budget

Relevance to Me

Thursday's midterm is open guide. Today: Mid Term Prep Day 3 — the final build day. The Content Corpus covers Sep 21 – 25. Tonight all three forms print together as your midterm guide. An empty item prints as a blank.

Before you dive into your last Content Corpus, let's find out what's actually working for people.

Table Talk — how are you actually using MuggsOfStudy? (10 minutes)

  1. Silent think (~2 min): On scratch paper, write down two or three things — a study preference prompt that produced good output, an approach that surprised you, a prompt that gave useless results.
  2. Table share (~3 min): Each person shares one thing. Listen for something you haven't tried yet.
  3. Class share-out (~3 min): Volunteers share. Mr. Muggivan is listening for a novel approach (something that felt like a real "aha"), prompt exploration (did you run different prompts on the same chunk to see how the tool packages the data differently?), and any "consolidate overlap, reduce redundancy" prompt (asking the tool to clean up your notes rather than teach you).
  4. Capture (~2 min): Fill out today's MuggsOfStudy Insight Share form — one thing you'll try today that you learned from the table discussion.
MuggsOfStudy Insight Share →

Reminder: today's pipeline is the same procedure as Monday and Tuesday on a new Content Corpus — sweep, model, persist. Watch your 3,000-word study-guide budget.

Board Question

Which new prompting move from the table discussion will you try in Chunk 1 today?

Today's Pipeline · Mid Term Prep Day 3

Last day. Same three stages. New Content Corpus: Sep 21 – 25. Tonight all three forms print together as your midterm guide.

  1. Sweep the data. Open Doc 3. Read every ¶. Strike what you already know cold.
  2. Model the data. Four chunks, one per MuggsOfStudy tab. Add a study preference prompt. Generate.
  3. Persist to your study guide. Chunk 1 → item 1, and so on. Submit.

An empty item prints as a blank on Thursday. Watch your 3,000-word study-guide budget.

Work time starts now and runs until the exit ticket pops up. Goal: four filled items.

The week's arc · midterm study guide
Mon Sep 28 · CONTENT CORPUS 1
Mid Term Prep Day 1 — everything from Aug 31 – Sep 14. Read the Content Corpus, strike what you know, chunk what's left into MuggsOfStudy, paste into Mon's form (four items).
Tue Sep 29 · CONTENT CORPUS 2
Mid Term Prep Day 2 — everything from Sep 15 – 18. Same loop, fresh Content Corpus, fresh tool session, Tue's form.
Wed Sep 30 · CONTENT CORPUS 3
Mid Term Prep Day 3 — everything from Sep 21 – 25. Same loop, Wed's form. After Wednesday's cutoff, the guide gets printed.
Thu Oct 1 · MIDTERM
All multiple choice. Your printed guide sits on the desk with the test — the only reference allowed. Empty form items become empty sides on your guide.
The rule
Whatever you submitted by Wednesday's cutoff is what gets printed. Each day is independent — Monday's form does not carry into Tuesday. Submit before each bell.
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Wed Sep 30 — Mid Term Prep Day 3 · Midterm Study Guide Build Week — Sep 28-30 2026