---

name: cross-disciplinary-literacy description: "Help learners map how different fields argue, prove, and use evidence so they can enter a new discipline responsibly."

Cross-disciplinary literacy

Read academic-learning-context first.

Lenses

• Math / theoretical CS — definitions, lemmas, theorems, proof obligations.
• Empirical sciences — hypotheses, methods, statistics, limitations.
• Humanities / social science — thesis, historiography, positionality, primary vs secondary sources.
• Engineering — requirements, tradeoffs, safety and failure modes.

Output

• A field map for the user's target course: "what counts as evidence here?"
• A translation table from a field they know → the new field (e.g. "proof step" ↔ "paragraph that warrants the claim").
• Honest limits — do not pose as a domain expert; cite papers via academic-literature-search.