2.5 Clarifying Subject or Level
What happens when CurricuLLM asks for more details.
CurricuLLM works best when your question is clear. If it's not sure which subject or year level you mean, it will ask you a follow-up question before giving the answer. This is normal, the system just wants to make sure you get the right information.
How It Works
- If you only say "outcomes," CurricuLLM might ask: "Did you mean Maths or English?"
- If you don't give the year or level, it might ask: "Which year are you asking about?"
Once you give the extra detail, CurricuLLM will continue and provide the right outcome codes, content, or syllabus wording.
Example Situations
- You ask: "Tell me the outcomes for writing." CurricuLLM replies: "Which subject, English or History?"
- You ask: "List the content for Science." CurricuLLM replies: "Which year level?"
Why This Helps
- Teachers avoid confusion by being specific: say the subject, level, and whether you want codes, content, or both.
- Students learn to ask clearer questions, which also builds real communication skills.
- Everyone saves time by giving quick answers to follow-up questions and keeping the chat focused.
Tip: Think of CurricuLLM like a teaching assistant, the clearer your request, the quicker it can help.