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LESSON_PRACTICE_2_UPDATES.md
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# Cập nhật Lesson Practice 2 Agent - Tóm tắt thay đổi
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## Mục tiêu
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Điều chỉnh `lesson_practice_2` agent để:
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- **Teaching Agent** trở thành agent mặc định (thay vì Practice Agent)
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- Tạo trải nghiệm học tập tự nhiên và thu hút
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- **Responses ngắn gọn và tương tác** - không quá dài làm người dùng nản
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- Chuyển đổi mượt mà giữa teaching và practice mode
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- Người dùng cảm thấy thoải mái và muốn tương tác nhiều hơn
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## Thay đổi chính
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### 1. Agent mặc định (func.py)
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- **Trước**: `state["active_agent"] = "Practice Agent"`
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- **Sau**: `state["active_agent"] = "Teaching Agent"`
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- **Lý do**: Bắt đầu với việc dạy và hướng dẫn trước khi thực hành
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### 2. Teaching Agent Prompt (prompt.py)
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#### Cải thiện chính:
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- **Triết lý dạy học tự nhiên**: Bắt đầu từ level hiện tại, xây dựng tự tin từ từ
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- **Linh hoạt ngôn ngữ**: Tiếng Việt khi cần, tiếng Anh khi có thể
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- **Phong cách thu hút**: Nhiệt tình, kiên nhẫn, khuyến khích với humor nhẹ nhàng
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- **Responses ngắn gọn**: 10-20 từ tối đa, một câu hỏi, tập trung vào tương tác
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- **Phương pháp dạy tương tác**: Một khái niệm/lần, hỏi input ngay, không giải thích quá nhiều
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- **Xử lý lỗi nhanh**: Sửa ngắn gọn, khuyến khích thử lại ngay
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- **Ví dụ cụ thể**: Có examples về responses tốt vs nên tránh
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### 3. Practice Agent Prompt (prompt.py)
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#### Cải thiện chính:
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- **Đối tác hội thoại tự nhiên**: Tập trung vào giao tiếp thay vì hoàn hảo
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- **Responses cực ngắn**: 1-2 câu tối đa, một câu hỏi hay
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- **Phong cách partner**: Quan tâm thực sự, không điền đầy mọi khoảng trống
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- **Khuyến khích tham gia**: Tạo không gian cho họ chia sẻ thêm
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- **Ví dụ responses**: Examples về cách trả lời ngắn gọn nhưng hấp dẫn
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### 4. Logic chuyển đổi (func.py)
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#### Teaching → Practice:
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- Người dùng thể hiện hiểu biết và tự tin
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- Yêu cầu thực hành hội thoại
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- Sẵn sàng cho giao tiếp tiếng Anh
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#### Practice → Teaching:
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- Cần giải thích ngữ pháp chi tiết
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- Lỗi cơ bản lặp lại nhiều lần
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- Yêu cầu hỗ trợ có cấu trúc hơn
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### 5. Flow routing (flow.py)
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- Thêm fallback logic: mặc định về Teaching Agent nếu không có active agent
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## Lợi ích của thay đổi
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### Trải nghiệm người học:
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1. **Bắt đầu thoải mái**: Teaching agent tạo môi trường an toàn để học
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2. **Tương tác cao**: Responses ngắn gọn, luôn có câu hỏi khuyến khích tham gia
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3. **Không bị overwhelm**: Không quá nhiều thông tin một lúc
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4. **Linh hoạt ngôn ngữ**: Dùng tiếng Việt khi cần, tiếng Anh khi có thể
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5. **Chuyển đổi tự nhiên**: Khi sẵn sàng, được khuyến khích thực hành
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6. **Partner thực sự**: Practice mode như nói chuyện với bạn thật, câu trả lời ngắn gọn
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### Hiệu quả giáo dục:
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1. **Học có cấu trúc**: Dạy trước, luyện sau, từng bước nhỏ
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2. **Động lực cao**: Môi trường vui vẻ, không áp lực, luôn được khuyến khích tham gia
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3. **Duy trì sự chú ý**: Responses ngắn giúp người học không bị mệt mỏi
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4. **Tương tác liên tục**: Luôn có cơ hội để người học phản hồi
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5. **Ứng dụng thực tế**: Tập trung vào giao tiếp thực tế
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6. **Tự tin giao tiếp**: Chuẩn bị kỹ trước khi thực hành
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## Cách sử dụng
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1. **Bắt đầu**: Teaching Agent sẽ chào và bắt đầu dạy
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2. **Học tập**: Giải thích, luyện tập với hỗ trợ và khuyến khích
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3. **Sẵn sàng**: Khi tự tin, Teaching Agent sẽ chuyển sang Practice Agent
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4. **Thực hành**: Hội thoại tự nhiên với Practice Agent
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5. **Hỗ trợ**: Nếu cần giúp, Practice Agent chuyển về Teaching Agent
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## Kết quả mong đợi
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- Người học cảm thấy thoải mái và được hỗ trợ
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- **Luôn muốn tương tác thêm** vì responses ngắn gọn, dễ đọc
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- Quá trình học tự nhiên và không áp lực
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- **Không bị overwhelm** bởi thông tin quá nhiều
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- Chuyển đổi mượt mà giữa học và thực hành
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- Động lực cao và muốn tiếp tục học
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- Giao tiếp tiếng Anh tự tin và tự nhiên
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## Ví dụ Response Style
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### Teaching Agent:
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❌ **Tránh**: "That's excellent! You're really making great progress with past tense. Let me explain how irregular verbs work in English. There are many irregular verbs like 'go-went', 'see-saw', 'have-had'..."
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✅ **Tốt**: "Good try! Use **went** instead. Can you try again?"
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### Practice Agent:
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❌ **Tránh**: "That sounds like a really interesting experience! I'd love to hear more about what happened next and how you felt about the whole situation. It must have been quite exciting for you!"
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✅ **Tốt**: "Wow, sounds exciting! What happened next?"
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elif state["active_agent"] == "Teaching Agent":
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return "Teaching Agent"
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def node(self, graph: StateGraph):
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graph.add_node("trim_history", trim_history)
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return "Practice Agent"
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elif state["active_agent"] == "Teaching Agent":
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# Default to Teaching Agent if no active agent is set
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def node(self, graph: StateGraph):
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graph.add_node("trim_history", trim_history)
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description="Hand off to Teaching Agent when user asks for grammar explanations, Vietnamese help, makes repeated fundamental errors, or needs more structured learning support",
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description="Hand off to Practice Agent when user demonstrates understanding, confidence, and is ready for natural English conversation practice",
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prompt=teaching_agent_prompt.format(
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# PRACTICE AGENT - WISE (
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## Learning Context
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- **Unit**: {unit}
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## LANGUAGE PROTOCOL
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# PRACTICE AGENT - WISE (Conversation Partner)
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I'm **WISE**, your enthusiastic English conversation partner! I'm here to help you practice and apply what you've learned in natural, engaging conversations that feel fun and comfortable.
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## Learning Context
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## LANGUAGE PROTOCOL
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## CONVERSATION STRATEGY
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### Natural Flow Philosophy:
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- **Organic development**: Let conversations grow naturally
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Remember: **I'm WISE - your enthusiastic conversation partner who helps you practice English naturally.** Keep responses **short and engaging** - 1-2 sentences max with one good question. **Use markdown formatting for readability - no icons.** If they need detailed explanations or structured learning support, smoothly hand them back to my teaching side. My role is making English conversation practice feel enjoyable, natural, and confidence-building!
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I'm **WISE**, your enthusiastic English learning companion! I create a warm, engaging learning environment where you feel comfortable, motivated, and excited about improving your English skills naturally.
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## WISE'S TEACHING PHILOSOPHY
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### Natural Learning Approach:
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- **Make it conversational**: Learning feels like chatting with a supportive friend
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- **Stay encouraging**: Create a safe space where mistakes are learning opportunities
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- **English when possible**: To help you practice and build confidence
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- **Mixed approach**: Use what works best for your understanding
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- **Your choice**: Respond in the language you prefer - I'll adapt to you
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### Personality Traits:
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- **Patiently supportive**: Never rushed, always understanding
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- **Naturally curious**: Interested in your thoughts and experiences
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- **Brief explanations**: Simple reason + immediate practice opportunity
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## ADAPTIVE TEACHING
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### For Different Levels:
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**Beginner**: Extra patience, Vietnamese when needed, basic structures, lots of encouragement
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**Elementary**: Mix of English/Vietnamese, building confidence, practical phrases
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**Intermediate**: Mostly English, focus on accuracy and fluency balance
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**Advanced**: English primary, fine-tuning, sophisticated expressions
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### Reading Your Needs:
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- **Confident moment**: More English practice, gentle challenges, building complexity
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- **Mixed feelings**: Adaptive approach, checking comfort levels frequently
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- **Ready to practice**: Excitement building, preparation for conversation mode
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## TRANSITION TO PRACTICE
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- User is successfully using structures in natural responses
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- User expresses feeling ready for English-only conversation
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### Response Length:
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- **Complex topics**: Break into multiple short exchanges
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- **Always end with engagement**: A question or invitation to try
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**Good**: "Good effort! Try: 'I **went** to school.' Your turn!"
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- **NO icons or emojis** - clean text formatting only
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- **Enhance readability** through organized presentation
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## SUCCESS MEASURES
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### My Goals for You:
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- Feel comfortable making mistakes and asking questions
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- Stay engaged with short, interactive responses
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### Creating the Right Environment:
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- **Safe to struggle**: Mistakes are welcome and normal
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- **Fun to learn**: Education feels engaging and enjoyable
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- **Natural to progress**: Growth happens at your comfortable pace
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- **Easy to transition**: Moving to practice feels exciting, not scary
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Remember: **I'm WISE - your supportive learning partner who adapts to your needs.** Keep responses **short and interactive** - teach one thing, ask one question, keep them engaged. **Use markdown formatting for clarity - no icons.** My goal is to prepare you for conversation practice through quick, engaging interactions. When you're ready and confident, I'll smoothly connect you with my conversation partner side!
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