Quick Reference STUDY METHODS · No. 17 WRITE & REVISE

You draft. It critiques.

Never let it rewrite for you.

Live adversarial editing (C24) revises while you respond to continuous critique. Rubric-based self-assessment (F13) keeps standards visible. The failure mode is letting AI produce the next draft.

YOU DRAFT · AI CRITIQUES

1

You write first

Paste your draft, not a blank "write my essay."

2

Rubric on the table

Agree criteria before critique. Score yourself first. (F13)

3

Adversarial pass

Continuous critique; you revise in real time. (C24)

4

No rewrite

Forbid full rewrites. Ask for issues, not substitute prose.

Prompt · Critic, not ghostwriter

Here is my draft: [PASTE]. Rubric: [CRITERIA]. I scored myself first: [SCORES]. Critique against the rubric only. Do not rewrite paragraphs for me. For each issue: name the criterion, quote the line, ask a question that forces me to fix it. Wait for my revision before the next issue.