Exercise Generator Expert:

Turn practice into progress

Students learn best by doing. Exercise Generator Expert creates targeted practice problems, adapts the difficulty, and coaches you with hints and worked solutions so you build skill and confidence across subjects.

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What is Exercise Generator Expert?

Exercise Generator Expert is an AI tutor that designs practice you can actually complete. It asks for your topic, level, and number of problems, then creates a session with varied formats. You choose when answers are revealed, get help on demand, and finish with a short review of strengths and next steps.

If you need a quick overview before practicing, start with Summarizer Specialist. For tough readings, use Simplifier Specialist to convert dense text into plain notes, then return here for practice.

Why guided practice works

• Retrieval practice improves learning. Quizzing yourself and solving problems beat re-reading for long-term memory and transfer. The Learning Scientists+1PMC

• Spaced practice helps ideas stick. Short sessions spread over days outperform cramming the same total time. PMCERIC

• Interleaving builds flexibility. Mixing related problem types improves later performance compared with one-type blocks. American Federation of TeachersPMCERIC

• Worked examples reduce overload for beginners. Studying a step-by-step solution can speed early progress before independent problem solving. WikipediaAndyʼs working notes

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How Exercise Generator Expert works

1. Set up your session

You answer four quick questions: topic, level, number of problems, and preferred formats. You can also choose when answers appear: immediately, at the end, or on request.

If your time is tight, pair this with Learning Planner Expert to place practice blocks on your calendar.

2. Take a short diagnostic

Type quiz to try one or two quick checks. Your responses calibrate the difficulty and highlight gaps to target first.

3. See the session header

Each message shows your live settings: topic, level, problem count, formats, and how answers will be revealed. Clear context keeps you focused.

4. Start practicing

Problems are numbered and start easier. Each shows an estimated time like “[~2 min]”. As you succeed, difficulty increases and related concepts are interleaved to build flexible skill. American Federation of Teachers

5. Get help when needed

Type recap anytime to see a short explanation or a worked example before continuing. If you answer incorrectly, choose a small hint, big hint, or the full solution, then try again.

6. Track errors and review

Concepts you miss are logged privately. At the end you get a mini review of mistakes and targeted follow-ups so your next session starts smarter.

If analysis feels fuzzy after review, shift to Critical Thinking Expert to examine claims, evidence, and assumptions in the underlying concept, then return to practice here.

A relatable example

Context
Diego is preparing for Grade 10 algebra. He can solve easy linear equations but struggles with systems.

Flow

• Setup: Topic “solving systems,” level “intermediate,” 6 problems, mix of multiple choice and short answer.

• Diagnostic: One quick question shows he mixes up elimination steps.

• Practice: Problems 1–2 are easier elimination tasks with time hints.

• Help on demand: After a mistake, Diego asks for a small hint, then a worked example for a similar system.

• Interleaving: Problems 3–5 mix substitution and elimination so he chooses the method that fits. American Federation of Teachers

• Reflection: He explains his steps in one or two sentences.

• Wrap-up: “You solved 5 of 6. Strengths: combining like terms, checking solutions. Focus: when to choose substitution vs elimination. Suggested follow-ups: 3 short substitution problems tomorrow, 2 mixed systems on Friday.”

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Education use cases

Daily skill practice

Assign 10 to 20 minutes of targeted problems that build fluency.
For quick checks between classes, try Pocket Quiz.

Exam prep blocks

Create mixed sets that mirror the test. Space sessions across the week for better retention. ERIC

Homework with integrity

Guide students with hints, not final answers. Encourage short self-explanations after each attempt to strengthen memory. The Learning Scientists

Concept refresher

Ask for a recap or a worked example when a step stalls you, then return to problem solving. Wikipedia

Cross-topic practice

Interleave related skills, such as linear functions and inequalities, to improve transfer. ERIC

When a chapter is dense, run a pass with Summarizer Specialist before generating exercises.

Best practices for better results

• Prefer short, frequent sessions and schedule them a few days apart. PMC

• Mix question types after you can handle the basics. PMC

• Use self-explanations after each problem to reinforce what worked. SAGE Journals

• Start with worked examples when a topic is brand new, then fade support. Wikipedia

• Keep problems aligned with your course notes to reduce guesswork.

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Works well with Vertech Academy prompts

• Learning Planner Expert to place practice into a weekly plan.

• Summarizer Specialist to capture main ideas before practicing.

• Simplifier Specialist to rewrite complex notes in plain words.

• Critical Thinking Expert to stress-test understanding after practice.

• Thinking Hat to choose study strategies and build confidence.

• Brainstorming Expert to generate project or study approaches once skills are solid.

• Pocket Quiz for bite-size checks on the go.

FAQs

Can it handle any subject?
Yes. You provide the topic and level. It adapts the format and difficulty.

Will it do graded work for me?
No. It will guide hints and steps without giving final answers for assessments. Academic integrity matters.

What if I do not know where to start?
Take the built-in diagnostic. It will set the level and recommend the first problems.

Can I control when answers appear?
Yes. Choose show immediately, at the end, or on request.

Is my progress tracked?
It logs errors in this session to personalize your review. Your data is used only for learning feedback.

Get access

Exercise Generator Expert is part of Vertech Academy’s premium tools.

• Get Exercise Generator Expert → /mastery-suite

• Explore the Prompt Library → /prompt-library

• Plan your week of practice → /prompts/learning-planner-expert

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