Turn a textbook chapter into a one-hour study session

Here's the chapter: {{paste it, or the section headings and key passages}}. Course context: {{what came before, what I'm being assessed on}}. I have {{60}} minutes and {{my current level}}.

Plan the hour as a session, not a reading list.

Start with the three questions the chapter exists to answer — I should be able to attempt them badly before reading anything. Then the reading, split into passes: what to skim, what to read closely, what to skip entirely, with minutes for each.

Build in retrieval: at the {{20}} and {{45}} minute marks, give me questions to answer from memory, closed book. Include one that requires combining two parts of the chapter, not just recalling one.

End with a five-minute close: the three sentences I should be able to write from memory, and the one thing I should flag to ask about because the chapter explains it badly.

Don't summarise the chapter for me. Summaries feel like learning and aren't.