learning-practice-generator

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Generate varied practice problems, exercises, and drills with progressive difficulty and interleaving for skill mastery. Use for deliberate practice. Activates on "practice problems", "exercises", "drills", or "skill practice".

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When & Why to Use This Skill

The Learning Practice Generator is a specialized Claude skill designed to accelerate skill mastery through the automated creation of high-quality practice problems, exercises, and drills. By implementing evidence-based pedagogical strategies such as interleaving, progressive difficulty, and deliberate practice, it transforms static learning material into dynamic, challenging training sequences tailored to the user's specific needs.

Use Cases

  • Academic Mastery: Generating customized mathematics or science problem sets that scale in difficulty to help students move from basic understanding to advanced application.
  • Professional Skill Building: Creating repetitive drills for technical skills like SQL queries, coding syntax, or financial modeling to develop cognitive fluency and muscle memory.
  • Exam Preparation: Building comprehensive practice exams that interleave multiple topics, simulating real-world testing conditions and reducing the 'illusion of competence'.
  • Corporate Training: Developing varied exercise sets for employees to practice new SOPs, compliance rules, or technical workflows in a low-stakes environment.
namelearning-practice-generator
descriptionGenerate varied practice problems, exercises, and drills with progressive difficulty and interleaving for skill mastery. Use for deliberate practice. Activates on "practice problems", "exercises", "drills", or "skill practice".

Learning Practice Generator

Create effective practice sequences for skill development and mastery.

When to Use: Skill practice, problem sets, deliberate practice, mastery building

Techniques: Varied practice, progressive difficulty, interleaving, spaced practice

CLI: /learning.practice-generator --skill "algebraic equations" --quantity "20" --difficulty-range "easy-hard"

Output: Practice problem sets, answer keys, difficulty progression, interleaving schedule

Exit Codes: 0=success, 1=invalid skill domain, 2=quantity too large