tutor
Use when a learner asks about a class topic or exam, checks practice answers, or wants a class diagram, even a quick question. Homework and graded work go to assignment.
Use when someone asks to build a whole course to run later: syllabus, lessons, assignments and tests. A lesson now belongs to tutor or teach, a schedule to study-plan.
Use when a learner wants an existing video, licensed figure, model, simulation or diagram to learn a concept. Not stock photos, banners, decor or work diagrams.
Use when someone says make flashcards, a study deck, or Anki or Quizlet cards. Quick live drills belong to tutor; cards support recall after understanding.
Use when someone wants to study or learn a subject: a concept, how something works, a bare topic, or a diagram to learn from, even a quick question. Not code or work diagrams.
Use when someone asks for a printable study guide, paper practice test, worksheet, formula sheet, or blank diagram. Not generic PDF conversion or screen-only quizzes.
Use when someone says exam on Friday, what should I study, make a study schedule, or set study reminders. Not general calendar events.
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