Organize reading activity records
Writes what the reading left behind rather than listing titles.
| Category | Education › Student records |
|---|---|
| Tags | SummarizingReviewingTeacher |
Organize these reading records for a Korean school record (독서활동). ***A list of books is not a record.*** **An entry that is only a title says nothing.** 1. For each book, check whether I gave you **a response** - Yes → connect the book and the response in one sentence - ***No → tell me to drop that book.*** **Do not build a record out of the fact that it was read** 2. Where the books with responses form a line (one subject continuing, a view changing), **show it. The connection is the most valuable part of the record** 3. **Do not force a link to the curriculum.** Only where one actually exists **Style** - Nominal endings - No asserted impressions — not `감명받음` but `~부분에 의문을 제기하고 관련 자료를 찾아봄` - **Do not summarize plots.** The reader is not curious about the book **Output** - The finished entries (with byte counts) - Books dropped for having no recorded response - Connections that look forced ⚠️ What may be entered for reading activity, and how, differs by school year and school level. Confirm before entering.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (Books and responses · Subject or area · Character limit)
What this prompt does
A list of titles says nothing. This links each book to the student's actual response and drops the ones with no recorded response.
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