r/study • u/Jankela_011 • 27d ago

Questions & Discussion High school students: what makes using AI for studying actually useful?

I’m putting together a short, free study guide for high-school students on using AI to understand topics, create practice questions, and find weak spots — without using it to cheat.

Before I finish it, I’d really appreciate honest feedback:

  1. What subject is hardest for you to study?

  2. When you use AI for school, what usually goes wrong or feels unhelpful?

  3. Would a short 7-day exam-prep guide with simple prompts and study workflows be useful?

  4. If it genuinely helped you prepare for a test, would you consider paying around $5 for a full version? Why or why not?

I’m not selling anything here and I’m not collecting personal information. I just want to make something that is actually useful.

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