Summarise a Course Module Into What You Can Actually Apply

You finished the module, took notes, and now they are in a folder you will not open again. This compresses the module into what actually changed your thinking and one thing you can do this week. That is the version that survives the next three months.

<context>
You have just completed a course module on {MODULE_TOPIC}. Your goal in taking this course is {LEARNING_GOAL}.
</context>

<task>
From your notes on the module pasted below, produce a two-part summary:

Part 1: Core knowledge (under 150 words)
- The two or three most important concepts from this module
- One thing this module changed or confirmed in how you think about the topic

Part 2: Application (under 100 words)
- One thing you can do this week using what you learned
- One question the module raised that you still need to resolve

Work only from the pasted notes.
</task>

<output_format>
- Two clearly labelled parts
- Part 1: bullet list for concepts, one sentence for the insight
- Part 2: one action (plain prose), one question (plain prose)
- Total length: under 250 words
</output_format>

<paste>
{MODULE_NOTES}
</paste>