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Make your ideas clearer.
Work on an outline, an explanation or a draft with Aiko, while staying in control of your writing.
Why protect the oceans?
Observe · explain · propose
One argument, one example.
Set the context
Describe the subject, your goal and the assignment instructions. Attach only relevant documents.
Start with the audience, the topic and the point you want to make. Making these clear helps you get more relevant support instead of overly general suggestions.
Why protect the oceans?
Observe · explain · propose
One argument, one example.
Build your reasoning
Ask for an outline, an example or a rephrasing. Compare suggestions and refine your request.
Explore the connections between your ideas. Compare outlines, ask for a counterexample or improve a transition. The conversation develops your reasoning as well as your wording.
Observe · explain · propose
Review and make it yours
Check facts and sources. Follow your teacher’s rules about permitted assistance.
The final review is yours. Keep wording that sounds like you, revise unclear passages and make sure you can explain each argument in your own words.
Why protect the oceans?
Observe · explain · propose
One argument, one example.
One tool, from your first step to the next
Set the context
Build your reasoning
Review and make it yours
A few questions before you start
Does Aiko write for me?
You choose the support: an outline, rephrasing or feedback on a draft. You remain responsible for the final text and the assignment rules.
Can I start from my document?
You can attach a relevant resource and identify the passages you want to work on.
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