lesson-copy

Writes witty, analogy-driven lesson prose and quiz questions for bilingual educational content.

3|1|Updated Jun 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/alexfdez1010/mental-models --skill lesson-copy-alexfdez1010
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Skill: lesson-copy
Source: https://github.com/alexfdez1010/mental-models/tree/main/.claude/skills/lesson-copy
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/alexfdez1010/mental-models --skill lesson-copy-alexfdez1010

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Educational lesson content often reads like a dry textbook, causing learners to disengage. This Skill provides a voice and tone guide for writing lesson prose, Callouts, and quiz questions that are conversational, witty, and analogy-driven while keeping every claim accurate. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Voice Guidelines: Defines a conversational, lightly sarcastic, analogy-first writing style with concrete examples and honest treatment of hard concepts. - Rigorous Quiz Writing: Rules for crafting non-trivial multiple-choice questions with equal-length options and plausible misconception-based distractors. - Bilingual Adaptation: Guidance for adapting humor and idioms naturally into peninsular Spanish (es-ES) rather than literal translation. - Use Case: When drafting a new lesson on a mental model, apply this Skill to open each hard concept with a memorable analogy, add witty Callouts, and write quiz explanations that make understanding stick. ## Quick Start Rewrite this lesson draft to make it more fun and engaging using the lesson-copy voice guidelines.

Frequently Asked Questions about lesson-copy

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I make educational lesson content more engaging?

Open hard concepts with a concrete everyday analogy before the formal definition, use second-person conversational prose, and add dry humor in Callouts. Keep every joke next to a real, accurate point and cut lines that are only jokes.

How to write multiple-choice quiz questions that are not too easy?

Make all options roughly equal in length so the correct answer is not the longest, build distractors from real misconceptions learners actually hold, and force discrimination between two close, plausible ideas rather than simple recall.

How should humor be translated into Spanish lesson content?

Adapt jokes, analogies, and idioms so they land naturally in peninsular Spanish (es-ES) using vosotros and Castilian vocabulary, rather than translating literally. Keep the same spirit and technical accuracy while matching native Spain humor.

When should I avoid adding humor to lesson copy?

Avoid humor in formal definitions, which must stay precise, and cut any line that is only a joke without substance. Limit witty beats to one every few paragraphs, and never use humor that punches down or relies on stereotypes.

What are the limits of analogy-first teaching in lessons?

Analogies must never distort facts; accuracy always wins over a clever comparison. Use one strong analogy per hard concept, keep the formal definition clean, and place the comedy in lead-ins and examples rather than in the technical content.