MCAT CO-PILOT · FREE LEARNING PATH
Learn something useful from every mistake.
Read data, map an argument, repair a reasoning error and build a week you can actually follow.
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Start the first workshop →Untangle my study notes · Test my explanation
Two free, private review prompts. Choose an existing source, examine your own claims against specific excerpts, then return to its lesson or practice. No AI grading or automatic truth checking.
Changing the source or prompt clears this private draft. Turn a missed question into a concrete next step · version 1
MCAT science: distinguish the supplied observation, your inference and the teaching guidance. This review does not grade an answer or predict an exam score.
Read the supplied context before explaining
Three misses, three different repairs
Miss 1: you read concentration as time. Repair: name both axes and units before interpreting a new figure. Miss 2: you knew an inverse relationship but predicted both quantities would rise. Repair: write the relationship and test it with simple numbers. Miss 3: you chose a CARS answer based on background knowledge the passage never supplied. Repair: identify the sentence or inference in the passage that supports each candidate answer. These repairs target different decisions; the same generic note would not do that.
Version 1
Separate my notes into claims and questions. For each, choose an exact excerpt from the selected source and version. Distinguish what the excerpt states from what I inferred. Record support, an apparent conflict, no relevant support, or uncertainty as my own provisional judgment. Keep unsupported claims unresolved. Choose one existing lesson or practice activity to revisit; do not invent facts or questions.
Fictional example — not a factual claim: My fictional explanation jumps from an observation to a cause. I have not stated which variable is held constant or what the supplied material actually supports.
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Each workshop includes teaching, a worked example, two learning checks, a worksheet and a changed situation. Start anywhere or follow the sequence.
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Turn a missed question into a concrete next step
Replace “study harder” with an error explanation, a repair task and a fresh check.
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Read the figure before the explanation
Practise proportional comparisons and separate a result from a proposed mechanism.
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Map a CARS argument without adding your own
Distinguish a central claim, a concession and a conclusion that goes too far.
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Build a realistic study week
Protect practice and review time inside the hours you actually have.
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