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TimestampShare some of your favorite prompts. Please include parameters as needed.If you have any other thought or comments you would like to share, please do so here.
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8/5/2025 16:31:361. Differentiated Lesson Planning
One of my trusted prompts is:
“Craft a lesson plan on the Domain and Range of functions for 9th–12th grade students. Include tiered activities for regular, honors, and gifted learners, while aligning with the 2023 Virginia SOL standards and incorporating ‘I can’ statements.”
This prompt has been invaluable in allowing me to create lessons that cater to the diverse levels I teach—high school, gifted students, and even college-level groups—ensuring that every student is challenged and engaged.

2. Ethical Discussions in STEM**
To inspire critical thinking, particularly among gifted or college students, I turn to:
“Generate thought-provoking discussion questions about the ethics of AI in science, touching on bias, fairness, and real-world implications.”
These prompts foster dynamic classroom dialogues that critically examine the intersection of science, technology, and society.

3. Curriculum Organizer
When planning my instruction, this prompt keeps me organized and focused:
“Summarize this unit into essential questions, learning objectives, misconceptions, and vocabulary. Format it in a clear table.”
It’s incredibly effective for organizing units in math, data science, or theology in a way that’s accessible and easily adaptable.
AI has truly revolutionized both my teaching approach and my thought process. It has become an invaluable companion in my professional journey, helping me clarify my ideas, communicate more effectively, and design engaging, inclusive, and challenging learning experiences. While I always prioritize my values, expertise, and teaching philosophy, AI wonderfully amplifies my ability to uphold these principles on a larger scale.

What I find most thrilling is how AI has fostered my growth as a writer and thinker, allowing me to be more concise, intentional, and reflective. Rather than outsourcing my creativity, I’m honing and refining it.

As I embrace AI more fully, I feel a strong responsibility to guide my students in using it ethically and thoughtfully—not merely as a shortcut, but as a valuable tool for learning, exploration, and self-expression. My goal is to empower them with AI, ensuring they see it as an ally in their educational journey.

We are at an exciting crossroads in education! I see AI not as a threat to effective teaching but as a wonderful opportunity to enhance it—provided we stay curious, critical, and focused on our students’ needs. Together, we can embrace this transformative moment!
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6/24/2025 14:36:201.Give me 5 specific activities that you can create. I want interactive games and/or printable activities that would work well for teaching grammar.
2.Create a Grammar Detective Mystery Game with a focus on puncuation rules.
3.What is a simple and quick game I can play with kids that will help them practice identifying nouns? Make it appropriate for a 4th grader.
4.Generate a mad lib of the day. The story should be about cats and should have a focus on collective nouns.
5.Make me a game that focuses on reviewing American history: Lewis and Clark and the Oregon trail
6.I need to practice for an interview for a teaching position. Can you ask me questions as if I was applying for a 4th grade teaching position and you are the interviewer?

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The more specific you are with AI, the better the result.
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6/23/2025 14:21:30Please generate three learning targets based upon the material pasted below. These need to be at the high school level for a general chemistry class.

Please generate 10 multiple choice questions similar in difficulty and complexity to the question pasted below. Be use to use different example equations in each question.

Please generate an answer key for the quiz below. Be sure to generate an explanation for each correct answer, as well as an explanation why each incorrect answer is incorrect.

Please re-write this section of text at the 7th grade reading level. Be sure to include an explanation and definition of any key vocabulary terms such as _____.



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5/21/2025 18:50:24Rewrite this email in a more positive way. Change the tone of this poem/story. Put this story in the perspective of a persecuted Jew struggling to survive during WWII. Put this in the perspective of a sympathizer trying to help. Put this in the perspective of a scared German trying to keep his young family safe. Change any story to be told from the opposing viewpoint. Give me a good and a bad example of this essay. Say this like a pirate would.I'm enjoying the challenge of trying to catch this wave!
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4/20/2025 19:04:27"Help students write a creative response of at least 100 words to the following prompt:
Imagine you are old enough to vote in an upcoming election. You have taken all the necessary steps and are registered to vote. Write a creative letter to a friend describing your excitement to participate in your country’s democracy."

"Help students understand differing perspectives on the Greater Idaho Movement by finding out what region of Oregon (Western Oregon or Eastern Oregon or Southern Oregon) the student lives in and if they live in a rural or urban setting and then answer questions by taking on the persona of a person living in a different region and urban/rural setting. Explore why the movement is likely to fail."
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3/10/2025 21:51:24My favorite prompts include:
"Help me create an activity for students who are learning about _____. Make sure the student output involves (these steps). Include a rubric that totals 20 points and includes (these criteria)."

"Format an outline for a presentation covering the following topics:_______. Include a brief introduction to the conversation."		AI chatbots can make so many tasks for teachers so much quicker. I would just encourage teachers to explore how they can leverage AI to make their jobs easier!
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2/27/2025 6:47:19 Create 6 nonfiction, 1 paragraph passages about 6 different heroes in history. Write them at a 900 Lexile level

Using this passage, create 20 multiple choice questions that align with the following Grade 6 NY State Next Generation standards

I'm currently teaching my 6th grade English students about tone during my thematic unit called "Heroes Among Us." List 5 project ideas, incorporating the following Grade 6 NY state Next Generation Standards..

Write a 2 paragraph essay at a 900 Lexile level. In paragraph one, write a biography on Joan of Arc. Make it 8 sentence in length and include important dates in her life. In paragraph 2, argue one reason why Joan of Arc is heroic. Include cited evidence from kidsbritannica.com and explain how this evidence supports Joan of Arc's heroism. Write the essay from the perspective of a 6th grade student

Create a list of 10 famous athletes, musicians, world leaders, and artists who demonstrate heroism

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2/12/2025 14:53:30Create a comprehensive lesson plan for teaching the order of operations, including objectives, activities, and assessment methods. Include 3 differentiation strategies, discussion questions, an essential question, independent practice, and an exit ticket.

Create a chapter-by-chapter Study Guide for 5th grade students as told by a reading teacher for the story, Pleasing the Ghost by Sharon Creech with chapter summaries, discussion questions, and vocabulary.

Create 3 STEM activities for 2nd graders that can be completed in 30 minutes based on the story Rosie Revere Engineer using any of the following materials: craft sticks, toilet paper tubes, cotton balls, q-tips, tape, paper, corks, index cards, bottle caps and toothpicks.

Create a review worksheet on adding and subtracting mixed numbers with examples at the top for 5th grade students as told by a 5th grade teacher, include 10 questions

Give me 10 Kahoot multiple choice questions with 4 possible answers to review the functions of the branches of the U.S. government for 5th grade students.

Create a lesson plan introducing Wonder Workshop Dash Robots to 5th graders as told by a STEM teacher.

Create a lesson plan explaining Veteran's Day to 5th graders starting with a story that students can relate to and a fun activity and discussion questions.

Create a dessert recipe using canned pumpkin and cream, but do not include powdered sugar.
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1/22/2025 14:40:16Rewrite this email in a way that is both professional yet conversational.

Give me 10 multiple choice and true/false questions about (topic) for (Grade Level)
I need 3 non-math based codes to include as separate challenges in a(n) (theme) escape room (or treasure hunt) for (grade level)

Give me 5 STEAM activity ideas that can be done using (item, i.e. pennies, cardboard, & AA batteries)

I need to write an essay about (topic). Please ask me 5 questions one at a time, and wait for my response before asking the next. Then organize my responses into an outline that I can use to write a (#) word essay.

You are an online Elementary School teacher for (grade level) please construct individualized daily emails, each one assigned to a specific date on (Day(s) of the week) between (Start date - End Date Include Year). Each email should be with, “Good morning students, for today's attendance” Then add a fun prompt - less than 50 words - that will elicit a short response. Make the prompts holiday related in the 7 Days leading up to Thanksgiving break and in the six days leading up to Winter break. Also for the December email prompts add an additional line prior to the opening line for a daily countdown to Winter break. For example, on Monday December 13th the email should begin: Only 7 days left until winter break!		NA
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12/30/2024 15:02:24- Create a ___ day unit on ________ connect to state standards.
- Make a 10-15 question quiz on ______________, make it multiple choice and T/F only.
- Please translate the following passage into Spanish.

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11/17/2024 15:32:06Rewrite these instructions so they are more clear (or adjust grade level).
Summarize this piece of writing.
Generate a parent email addressing x, y, and z, written in a professional and friendly manner.
Using the Danielson framework, write a summary for someone who is proficient in Domain 3 including the following reasons...
For emergency lesson plans, write a lesson plan for a project that will take 10, 50-minute class periods that can be used in a high school math classroom at any time of the year.		I have found that AI is not always accurate when it comes to math problems so I always double check the solutions it provides.
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11/11/2024 10:59:52Some of my favorite AI prompts include creating lesson plans, such as, "Design a week-long lesson plan for 7th-grade math focused on ratios and proportions," with parameters specifying grade level, topic, and activity types. For student activities, I use prompts like, "Design a fun group activity for practicing algebraic equations," while specifying group size, time, and difficulty. To support learning visually, I prompt AI to generate infographics, such as, "Create a colorful infographic explaining the order of operations for 6th graders," emphasizing age-appropriate language and visuals. AI also helps with feedback and grading using prompts like, "Provide encouraging feedback for a student who scored 8/10 on a fractions quiz," or "Grade these math problems, accepting slight variations if the method is correct," ensuring responses are positive and constructive.
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11/10/2024 14:45:54"Create 8 short answer questions related to observations vs inferences, as well as independent and dependent variables. Make the questions at a 7th grade level."

“Write a short email inviting parents and caregivers to an Open House at ___________, Thursday, September 12, at 6pm”

“Please come up with a list of potential titles for categories of a four point rubric”		The tool I use almost everyday is the Brisk Teaching AI tool for transcribe a slide deck into another language. Students still need to have a foundational level of reading in their home language, but for many this has helped them know where we are and what is happening in class.
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10/1/2024 9:57:06Rewrite <NGSS STANDARD> at a 10th grade level using real-world examples. Summarize in bullet points.

Provide a balanced double replacement chemical reaction that contains no polyatomic ions.
Provide a balanced double replacement chemical reaction that contains no transition metals, at least one polyatomic ion, and has a 1 as a coefficient.

Summarize <TEXT> to highlight ideas covered by <NGSS STANDARD>. Limit output to 1-2 paragraphs.

Summarize <SCIENTIFIC CONCEPT/LAW> with the output accessible to a student who has been learning English as a Second language for one year.

Summarize <SCIENTIFIC CONCEPT/LAW> with the output accessible to a student who reads at an 8th grade level and has dyslexia.		I'm interested in the ethics of AI generated art; as someone who has a partner who is an artist, there's a growing concern in the art community that AI generated art is using existing art without permission.
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8/25/2024 0:09:221.Create a list of songs to go along with a 5th-grade lesson about X
2.Generate a grammar worksheet for 5th-grade students with gap-fill questions about X
3.Generate sentence frames for students to discuss the following topic: X
4.Make a list of books about X for 5th students
5.Give me questions one at a time to practice for the 5th-grade ELPA exam and correct my errors.
6.Teach me how to X in Spanish
7.Act as an interpreter between English and X Language
8.Write a short story for X grade about X using only regular past tense verbs.
9.Identify Key vocabulary words within this text
10.Translate key vocabulary words within this text into Spanish
11.Simplify this text for an English learner with an Intermediate proficiency level
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8/20/2024 13:41:46For essay grading: “Using the rubric, make the corrections on the essay itself, highlighting errors and annotating suggestions. Then write a brief paragraph for the student, commenting on about what they did well and what they can improve on. End it with a compliment about their writing and effort.” Possibly add: "Generate two grades for this essay, one for language conventions and one for content."
For report card comments: " Write a brief paragraph for a student report card (from the teacher's perspective) highlighting their effort in class, that they need to develop a homework routine for math and reading, and how happy I am to have them in my class."
For entry writing tasks (Student generated): Choose a student. Have student include "for 5th grade" in their prompt.
I thought learning about AI might be a game-changer for the efficiency and effectiveness of my job as an educator. Understatement! :)
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8/17/2024 12:46:471.Provide 30 art jokes about master artists and art in general, including some about Vincent van Gogh, Frida Kahlo, Claude Monet, Georgia O’Keeffe, Pablo Picasso, and Henri Matisse.
Make them appropriate for a middle school art classroom.

2.Generate ideas to help plan a 9-week, 50-minute daily world art class on Oceania for middle school students. Include projects using colored pencil, pencil, markers, watercolor, oil pastels, paper mâché, and clay. Include information on contemporary artists of Oceania, and incorporate the Principles of Design and Oregon State 7th-grade art standards.

3.Respond to this parent email. Write it in a way that includes a compliment about the student and how much I enjoy having them in class. Include that I have posted the assignment, notes, and directions on my Canvas page. Finish with an encouraging comment about the student and their progress in my class.

4.Generate some professional goals for a middle school art teacher. Use the Oregon Art Standards for 7th-grade art. Use professional wording and grammar.

5.List the top 10 ways that art is used in the real world and can be applied in future careers.

6.Create a silly short story in Spanish for beginners. Include many cognates and the following vocabulary and grammatical structures: ____. Write it in first and/or second person.

7.ChatGPT vs. Brisk with the same prompt:
Prompt: Please help me create an outline from the information in this YouTube video on monarch butterflies and the Day of the Dead. Video: "One Strange Rock Day of the Dead." It is for a presentation for my 6th-grade art class unit on Latin American Art, focusing on the influence of pre-Columbian cultures like the Maya, Purépecha, and Aztec on the art and culture of Central America today.

ChatGPT gave me a fantastic outline, breaking down the main points of the video and providing ideas for student discussions and projects (no visuals).

Brisk (geared for educators) not only created an outline but also a quiz and full presentation with images, life cycles, migration routes, discussion questions, and project suggestions—all on the slides.
It's incredible to see how rapidly AI is being integrated into nearly every platform I use, from Google to Canva. When I started this class in May, compared to now in August, the changes are astonishing—everything from platform redesigns to commercials during the Olympics, all promoting new AI features.
I began with ChatGPT but have since explored other platforms and apps tailored specifically for educators. There is so much available!
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8/3/2024 10:49:23Here are some prompts to help with parent communication:

We are getting to the end of the semester for my high school students. Create an email that I can send to parents reminding them that all late work is due the week before finals.

Create a positive email to send to parents of students who are doing well in my class.

Write an email to a parent about a student who is failing the class and needs to improve their grade soon or else they won't pass the class.
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7/26/2024 10:13:29Generate an email including the following details: Track and field will begin April 7, 2025. Please check the school website for student handbook and form for physical. Both need to be turned in before Spring break in order to participate.

Create 10 math problems involving real world scenarios of multiplication of 1-digit by 2-digit numbers.

First day of school Ice Breaker Activities for 5th grade involving getting to know others and their names.

A list of 5 teacher jokes appropriate for 5th grade.

Create a worksheet on the phases of the moon at the 5th grade level.
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7/18/2024 12:22:53Create a lesson plan on XYZ, for X grade connecting it to XYZ (Taylor Swift, Pirates, etc)
Write a letter to parents regarding library policies
Create a list of rules centered around adventure
Give me bell ringers regarding revision for 8th graders
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7/15/2024 15:43:501. Generate a lesson about prefixes/suffixes for second graders, make it a 15 minute lesson that is fun, engaging, and functional
2. Write a magical 400 word story about a girl named Heloise. She is no bigger than a bumblebee, she can fly, and lives in Montana, in a "forest" of sunflowers and lupine. She is kind-hearted and is constantly looking for ways to do things for others.		I absolutely love Perplexity for all AI applications, personally and professionally. Magic School and Khanmigo will be exceptionally helpful in my work, providing me with efficient lesson planning and saving me money.
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7/15/2024 13:32:26“can you lower the reading level of this text to a lexile level around ______”

“Can you translate this into spanish?”

“Can you write a welcome back letter to the parents of my 5th grade students? Please mention my name, email, and the date of the welcome back fair [date]”

“Can you help me write a lesson on ______ connected to [student interest]?” (I did food chains and minecraft as a test)

“Create a set of ten comprehension questions for __________. There should be [x] multiple choice and [y] longer written response (or fill in the blank or whatever). The questions should be numbered and ordered with the multiple choice first. Please create an answer key as well”

“Here is the criteria for success for this writing assignment in my ___ grade class. If I paste in a student's work, can you assess whether or not they meet the criteria?”

“could you help me rewrite a module for my 5th grade ELA curriculum? (wanted to change novels, pasted in module learning goals) What other novels could address similar concepts? It doesn't have to be the Nez Perce, but making a connection to the northwest is preferable and, if it is about native americans and the impact of westward expansion, a text by an indigenous author is preferred.” [i then also suggested a novel and asked if it thought that would work and it showed where it aligns with the module learning goals and where I would have to supplement. I’m really excited about continuing the conversation and potentially converting my module]

"my class is learning about _______. we're reading _________, but I'd love some suggestions on what else we could read, watch or listen to"
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7/11/2024 10:17:14Create a choice board of activities for middle school students (grades 7-8) on the topic of The Water Cycle. The choice board should offer a variety of engaging and educational activities that cater to different learning styles and interests. Please include at least nine activities, organized in a 3x3 grid, with the following types of activities: hands-on, research, creative expression, use of technology, group task, real world application, critical thinking, games and simulations. Each activity should have a brief description and clear instructions for students to follow.

Rewrite the following text at a level that is easy for an eighth grade student to understand:
For this activity you will engage in a debate with the students in my class. The topic of the debate will be "Should cloning be legal?". Your position will be "yes, cloning should be legal". Your persona for this debate will be that of a medical researcher. The age range for my students is 13 to 14 years old. When you respond, always respond with words and content that is appropriate for this age range. When you respond, only share one argument at a time.

Here is the list of names and email addresses organized into a 3-column table with "First Name", "Last Name", and "Email":

You are an excellent teacher with expertise in differentiating content to meet the needs of all students, including the use of Bloom's Taxonomy. I will be teaching the following content:
The possibilities are endless!
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7/9/2024 14:16:221. Evaluate the Accuracy of Predicted Scores: Analyze the accuracy of the predicted scores for each class, noting how many scores were elevated or lowered from the initial prediction. Identify which class showed the best performance.
2. Definition and Usage of Spanish Tenses: Define the uses and distinctions of the following grammar structures: pretérito, imperfecto, pretérito perfecto, and pluscuamperfecto. Provide examples and contexts where each tense is appropriately used.
3. Article Translation and Reading Comprehension: Translate selected articles into Spanish and formulate questions to facilitate reading comprehension and analysis.
4. Exam Grading Focus: Grade exams with an emphasis on the correct conjugation and appropriate tense usage by the students. Provide feedback and suggest improvements.
5. YouTube Video Transcript Analysis: Create a transcript of a chosen YouTube video, develop analytical questions based on the video content, and provide the answers for reference.
6. 10th Grade Literature Socratic Seminar Guidelines: Outline the rules and parameters for conducting a Socratic seminar in a 10th-grade literature class, focusing on fostering critical thinking and in-depth discussion.
7. Grammatical Structures for 3rd Year Spanish: List and explain the grammatical structures that should be mastered by students in their third year of Spanish studies.
I am resubmitting the form because I got better ideas now for better prompts
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7/8/2024 13:32:291. Tell me the accuracy from the predicted score on each one of these classes, and how many got jumped up and lowered from the predicted score. And which one got a better performance.
2.Deficinión de: Pretérito, imperfecto, pretérito perfecto y pluscuamperfecto (Grammar structures)
3.Trasnlate articles into Spanish, and create questions for reading analysis.
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7/5/2024 13:14:10I have included 4 prompt sequences on an attached document. Here is the simplest: ---"Please study the AP English Literature Free Response Prompts from 2015 to 2023 and use them as a guide to write an essay prompt specifically about Willa Cather's O Pioneers. You should focus on the way nature is depicted in the novel." I like the more human-like, sometimes more sophisticated responses of Claude.ai, but find the free version of Chat GPT superior because of its access to the web.
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7/4/2024 15:05:57I am attaching a Word document with four that turned out especially well for me, including the prompt sequence to create multiple-choice questions.My experience playing with AI impressed me with its ability to summarize and also as a quick reference. One clear difference between popular AI tools I played with was that ChatGPT responds in a more robotic way than Claude.ai, but Claude does not access the internet, while ChatGPT can do that.
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7/2/2024 15:17:17-Create a first grade level text about different landforms (then I changed to kindergarten level to see the difference). Also, create a vocabulary quiz to go with it.
-Create a list of brainstorming topic that students could create categorical lists about.
-Suggest positive parent comments for a student who will not remain in his seat.
-Create an IEP goal for a student needing to increase their writing ability, and include the use of an editing checklist.
-Create a lesson plan, including Oregon state standards, for first grade students about similes and metaphors. Include a quiz with 10 multiple choice questions and one open ended question.		I am still scratching the surface but excited to try more!
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7/2/2024 14:58:41in teacher bot: create a fun review activity for 10th grade for the periodic table as a mad scientist. Creates an escape room game that can be adjusted and expanded as needed

in Suno: make a folk song about thermodynamics. good review for AP chem students

in chatgpt: rewrite this text at a 5th grade level in spanish: Because of the polarity of water and hydrogen bonding, water is called a universal solvent. It can make solutions with polar molecules and ionic compounds.
Water cannot dissolve non-polar molecules like oil, lipids and hydrocarbons . "make it simpler"

writing the first draft of a letter of recommendation: write a college letter of recommendation for a student that took chemistry and AP chemistry in my class. Include that they won a science department award and got a 4 on the AP test. Mention that they played on several teams during their high school career and tie that into their academic successes. This student was on the science olympiad team for 2 years. include many adjectives. they were my TA and helped tutor students in their free time
I have really enjoyed exploring ways to add some fun and creativity to my lessons that don't take hours to do.
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6/28/2024 13:12:35Create a resume including these experiences: xxx, yyy, zzz
Create a lesson plan on gratitude that uses walking a labyrinth
Create a list of colleges that offer generous merit aid
Explain the FAFSA process to families at a 9th grade understanding
List unique careers in X field, list both 2-year and 4-year degree careers
Create an easy creative writing exercises for 6-8 year olds
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6/6/2024 14:08:33What would it look like if everyone had feet for hands and hands for feet?
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5/28/2024 6:56:21"I'm with my 4th grade class. Ask us 5 questions that will help develop a short story. Ask these questions one by one and wait for a response before asking the next question."Google extensions and APIs are a must! Chat GPT and Google Bard are a good place to start, but there are so many developed tools geared to teachers that make life so much easier!
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5/15/2024 10:58:45If questions are too specific (for the YouTube video note taking guide), ask for something more generalized. Like 4-5 main topics or themes in the video.
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5/15/2024 10:56:17Prompt to "make it shorter" or "make it less formal". Prompt for examples to be "less cliche" or "more diverse - cultural, gender, time period".
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5/5/2024 14:49:50Use a student provided prompt to write a story at 350 lexile level.
Use a student provided prompt to write a story at 500 lexile level.
Use a student provided prompt to write a story at 600 lexile level.
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4/30/2024 8:45:41Create a middle school lesson about...
Change the reading level of this article so it is appropriate for a 6th grader...
Create an interactive classroom activity about...
Using the following guidelines create a 4 point rubric that includes...
Write a 200 word article about...
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4/26/2024 8:11:531. Generate a multiple choice question with answer about the book [book title] chapter [#].
2. Generate a 2 stanza poem, using ABAB rhyme pattern, with an example of simile and alliteration.
3. Write a short story about [have kids choose topic]. Make it funny. (Talk about the words it used to make it funny). Now make is sad (choose other moods).
4. Check this paragraph for grammatical errors. (Copy/paste a paragraph into AI).
5. Respond to this email in a professional yet concise manner (enter email).
6. Rewrite this text at a 5th (or other grade) level. (Copy/paste text).
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4/20/2024 16:03:32Learning Styles Inventory (one at at time),
fun interactive games for ________ (_____ grade level)
give mystery clues (one at a time) in order to help (____ grade) guess a surprise ________		These are the only ones that felt original
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4/18/2024 13:22:09- Creation of topic specific reviews (Teach me the <topic of your choice> and give me a quiz at the end, but don't give me the answers and then tell me if I answered correctly.)
- Creating video and article questions (create 10 multiple choice questions for <source> , create <#> of discussion questions from an article of video)
- Leveled readings, convert readings articles/class materials into grade level appropriate texts (convert this article to a 5th grade reading level or convert this article to a < > lexile level)
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4/7/2024 10:59:28Tell me how to automate attendance in google forms
short concise create an exit ticket on (blank)
take a photo of quiz, and enter with give feedback
simple ways to track students out of class time.
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3/23/2024 12:32:22My favorite prompts so far have been to utilize ChatGPT to improve a draft without significantly changing the writing. The parameters included correcting the grammar, punctuation, and spelling without changing the words.

Another prompt I liked dealt with vocabulary. First, I asked for a list of verbs used in standardized testing. Then, I included the parameters to define each verb and give an example of a question using the word. I also added the parameters to make the definitions easy enough for a 10-year-old to understand. I did the same thing with a list of words that all high school students should know by graduation. I could follow up with quizzes, activities, and tests using too.		I'm just getting started, and I am trying find ways to embrace what is coming without simply giving my students a tool to use to avoid writing.
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2/26/2024 18:00:13Write an 8 paragraph essay that analyzes Nick’s attitudes toward Gatsby. In the body of the essay analyze these key quotes: Nick says that Gatsby "represented everything for which I have an unaffected scorn," and yet he also says that Gatsby "turned out all right at the end," and he tells Gatsby that he is "worth the whole damn bunch put together." Additionally, explain what prompted the disparities in the narrator’s feelings? What was F. Scott Fitgerald’s thematic purpose for using these narrative techniques in his novel?

Parameters: Cite 2 pieces of textual evidence in each paragraph from throughout the novel to support your argument. Use one direct or partial quote as one of the two pieces of evidence. Use a concise theme statement as the thesis statement in the introductory paragraph.


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2/8/2024 18:14:551. Give me 5 specific ways I can use AI as a math resource for grades 7-9.
2. Give me three options to share with school administration on how to help unmotivated students.
3. Give me some lesson plans involving mathematical problem solving for grades 7-9. I can break this down by getting more specific and asking for each grade separately and incorporating this into my classroom teaching.
4. Explain how Virtual Math Tutors can be integrated into the classroom and/or be used as a resource outside of the classroom for the student or parent. The tutor needs to give step by step solutions and offer instant feedback.”
5. Give me a list of AI enhanced math games for grades 7-9.

AI needs to be taught and used in the classroom because it is our next big revolution.
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12/22/2023 13:39:37— Provide concise feedback (350 words or less) in response to the following student written submission: [paste submission]. Note ways in which the student meets or exceeds the following task objectives and Oregon Social Sciences Content Standards [paste lesson and task-specific objectives and standards] along with specific areas for improvement. Include light feedback in regard to spelling, punctuation, and grammar, but focus on content over conventions.

— [Student] is currently at 28% in the red zone, over 20% behind pace at this time. He has attended 93% of his scheduled class sessions. He had to leave several September and October sessions early in order to get to soccer practice, but other than that, he is reliably present. [Student] has a 504 plan that calls for assignments to be broken into multiple steps and frequent checks for understanding. Those accommodations have been made. He receives ELL services and struggles with reading. What other supports should be implemented to better serve this student?

— Explain the concept of [comparative advantage, for example] to a student in terms that an elementary, middle school, and high school student might understand. Provide examples relevant to [specific place and/or interest, if desired].

— Provide model responses for the following assignment: [paste assignment]. Each response should not exceed [appropriate length—”6 sentences,” for example] in length. Model responses must be written at a 1010 Lexile level in terms of text complexity.
— Make connections between [historical event, concept (with appropriate level of s] and social, political, and economic issues we are dealing with as [Portlanders / Oregonians / Americans / etc.] today.

— Generate a 10-question multiple-choice quiz based on the following lesson text: [paste lesson text]. Add concise explanations for each correct and incorrect option provided in order to provide instant feedback.

— Provide a list of 3-5 suggested additional resources (videos, articles, case studies) aligned with the specific units/topics within the following module: [paste content from Economic, Government, Modern World History, or US History module].

— Revise the following lesson text for clarity and adherence to the lesson objectives and Oregon Social Sciences Content Standards provided. Revised text should be written at a [Lexile or other systematized level of] text complexity: [paste lesson text]

— Develop 3 project ideas based on the topics, lessons, and themes of the following unit: [paste lesson text from each module in the unit]
I feel like I'm slowly moving from beginner to intermediate, still only scratching the surface. Moving forward, I want to focus on how I can teach students to be good prompt engineers and get the most out of AI without "cheating" or using it to avoid or disengage with the work.
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12/21/2023 20:13:19Write a lesson plan about wordplay to teach to 5th graders, create scaffolds for 5th graders to better understand wordplay, write a newsletter based on these things...., rewrite and edit my writing, translate the direction of this worksheet to Spanish.
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12/20/2023 13:08:33Write a realistic fiction story that follows the 5th grade Oregon state standards. Create chapter by chapter discussion questions for The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe. Write a parent newsletter from a 5th grade classroom that would be appropriate for the first week back from winter break.
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12/7/2023 6:25:311. Write a short fairy-tale in German using this set of verbs in the present perfect. Be sure to include this set of vocabulary words. Write it for a beginning student of German.

2. Compare and contrast the various figures that make up the German Christmas pantheon: Sankt Nikolaus, Knecht Ruprecht, das Christkind, Krampus, and der Weihnachtsmann. How do these figures relate in the German celebration of the holiday?		Well, in the beginning I was massively impressed but as time has passed, I have discovered that a) Chat GPT makes far too many errors to be trusted and b) certain tasks are still too nuanced for AI. I don't know about the other versions, but the free version has a pretty low ceiling and once you bump into it, you have to do all the work. And as such, it is easier for me to just do the work in the first place instead of acting as an editor and fact-checker for Chat GPT.
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12/6/2023 15:35:061) Give me five sentences that include at least two helping verbs and three prepositions.
2) Make a 5 point rubric for grading a narrative essay. Use Oregon state standards and write the rubric in student friendly language.
3) Create a student friendly handout that explains the rules for writing dialogue. Include rules for punctuation and formatting.
4) Explain American Transcendentalism in the style of People's magazine.
5) Create a 13 day itinerary that includes flights from Portland to Boston and Washington DC to Portland with travels days every three days. Make sure to limit walking distance between sights and attractions. 		Students need to be super specific when asking for suggestions from ChatGPT. I recommend that teachers lay out the prompts ahead of time. For example, students could ask, "Give me suggestions for how to make my topic sentence more succinct". Otherwise, the students will write simplistic prompts that will cue the AI to (re)write their work for them. It's important that the students are using the suggestions to improve their work.
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12/2/2023 10:32:46Prompt 1:
Write a 500 word story at a 970L lexile level. Make it a funny story about teachers, who are acting like poorly scripted video game NPCs, having to fight off an army of zombie fans of pro soccer and pro football teams. The teachers struggle until they get help from students who know video game cheat codes and who know how to cook mouth watering food. The students plug-in keyboards, mice, and controllers into classroom fidgets so they can enter cheat codes into them to make the fidgets trick the zombie soccer fans into attacking the zombie football fans. Include 3 explicit metaphors with "like a" in the metaphor. Structure the story to have a main idea and several supporting details.

Prompt 2:
Write a 500 word funny story about a high school basketball team playing against a team called the turtles, however it turns out that the high school team was playing basketball against real turtles. The turtles beat the high school team in the game, but in the end the turtles give the high school team a bunch of food from popeyes as a thank you for letting them win even though the high school team is confused because they did not let the turtles win on purpose. Include metaphors and write this at a 7th grade reading level

Prompt 3 (Our school psychologist leads an conflict resolution group, and asked me if ChatGPT could create a scenario of a conflict between two girls where one is accusing the other of trying to steal her boyfriend):
Create a dialogue as if its a text between 2 teenagers, not too long, where one accuses the other of trying to take her boyfriend. it would be good if one person sounds very angry, threatening.		My biggest question is about what AI services are out there that handle math really well. ChatGPT does an OK job of creating math equations, however it is terrible at consistently providing correct answers, especially the more complex that the equation is. Is there a good AI like ChatGPT that works well with creating and helping with math content?
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11/14/2023 12:50:30Write a riddle about the cell membrane. Don't use the word "cell" or "membrane" in the riddle.
Draft an email to parents about $20 donation for science lab supplies for the AP Biology class. Include information about how families can donate electronically through the "School Pay" site.
Create 8 different stakeholder groups that are arguing different perspectives about human genome editing. Make half of the groups for genome editing (with possible limits to somatic tissues only) and make half the groups anti gene editing.
Write 5 review questions about energy flow in an ecosystem. Be sure to include one question about the 10% rule of energy.
Create ten research questions about abiotic factors of a biome. Make sure questions could relate to both an aquatic or terrestrial biome. Make the 10 questions more general and not specific to any biome.
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11/4/2023 19:32:141. Ask me 5 questions to help generate a 150 word natural selection scenario that shows helpful, harmful and neutral effects, keep it at the 8th grade level. Ask for the type of animal first. Ask each question one a time, wait for all responses before writing the scenario.
2. Introduce energy and types of energy to 6th grade students with demonstrations/ involve students
3. Create 12 Kahoot! multiple choice questions each with 4 possible answers, reviewing basic genetics terms: DNA, chromosome, gene, trait, mutation and examples of mutations being helpful harmful or neutral
4. Make an outline for science lessons based on the NGSS standard MS-PS3-4
5. Design a short lesson introducing basic astronomy vocabulary to 8th grade students, include matching definitions and cards.
6. List 25 specific brain break ideas for middle schoolers involving movement/ use flippity (creates partners, groups, spinner wheel)
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10/27/2023 14:59:25summarize Oregon Friendly Driver components in 150 words

Is this correct grammar? It is us who are the victims.

revise to 3rd grade level: THE CONSTITUTION OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
translate the provided text into Spanish:

quick music course query: Why is the band Rush a great band in 50 words

for a new colleague who is a beginning teacher who hasn’t taken an ed class yet
what is Section 504 in 100 words

list the 250 most commonly written words in Spanish by rank

for taboo lexicon acquisition: what are the most common Spanish curse words

for ESL kids:
Describe your daily routine,
Tell me about your favorite food and why you like it
How do you feel today?
Formulate sentences using the present continuous tense." - For instance, "I am eating."
Use 'going to' to talk about future plans.
Discuss a current event you are interested in.
Talk about a hobby or interest you have.
Role-play a job interview.
I am buoyed by all of your contributions. I will be able to utilize many of them now or mostly in the future.
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10/23/2023 13:10:39Guessing games - Generate a list of animals that start with a short i sound, include 3 clues for each

Sight word sentences - Use at least 2 of the following word in each sentence: I, the, to, for, we

Alternative uses for math manipulatives - Come up with 5 language arts uses for pattern blocks that do not include pattern making or mandalas

Class story using student names - Generate a story using the following names: Astrid, Romeo, Henry, Mya. Make the story decodable for a first grader.

End of unit crafts - Come up with a craft activity around libraries, books, and/or librarians with the following supplies: construction paper, crayons, white glue, scissors, stickers, string

Field trip itinerary - Plan a trip to the Oregon Zoo for first graders. Include which exhibits to see first and which to skip

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10/16/2023 12:14:37-Write a 300 word explanation on the importance of the staying power of myths and legends. Explain for a 7th grade student.

-Create a 10 day lesson plan for teaching Monster by Walter Dean Myers for grade 7 students.

-Create 10 narrative writing prompts about mythology for grade 7 students.

-Create 10 writing prompts about legends for grade 7 students

-Brainstorm 15 article ideas for middle school journalism students.

-Brainstorm 20 quick write prompts about mythology or legends for grade 7 students.

-(Using Brisk, but would work with ChatGPT): Please give feedback on the paragraph's grammar, sentence fluency, and the summary structure following the "somebody, wanted, but, so, then" format in the story "Young Arthur." Summary should be 5-8 sentences.

-Create a 5 day lesson plan on how to make a podcast for a grade 8 journalism class. Add a rubric to score their final project. 		For the lesson planning podcast, I would probably go further still with parameters to provide more information within each day.
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10/10/2023 17:32:57Prompts and parameters for each of the ideas:
Write a welcome newsletter entry to parents in a 2nd grade classroom. Write a 2nd grade newsletter entry that focuses on learning about adding within 100, changes that occur in fall, finding the main idea, and building friendships.
Write a letter to chaperones for a pumpkin patch field trip. Keep it brief and include the expectation that students not buy anything from the gift shop.
Rewrite this paragraph at a 2nd grade reading level and at a 4th grade reading level without losing the content.
Plan a 2nd grade lesson about cause and effect using the changing colors of leaves in autumn.
Write a story for a 2nd grader about a girl who likes art and reading, but often feels anxious.
Fun Fact of the Day for 2nd graders.
Joke of the Day for 2nd graders.
Write a teacher learning goal. Keep it brief and tailor it for a 2nd grade classroom.
Generate a list of writing prompts for 2nd graders.
Translate this message
Write a short funny song about the water cycle
Break down these directions into smaller steps for a student reading at a 1st grade level.
Write a letter to administrators regarding starting a flexible work schedule, specifically coming in early and leaving school early in order to pick up my daughter from daycare.
Create a list of ideas for a sunshine committee for teachers at a K-5 school.

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10/4/2023 17:14:06Write 20 2-3 sentence phrases that have 5-6 simple grammar mistakes each (periods, capitals, wrong words)

For IEPS (example of something for student) - write a paragraph describing the strengths of ________: a _______ at _______ high school who is very kind, funny, and has a lot of academic strengths. They have done a good job being involved in school and has joined the theater program and participated in a play
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9/23/2023 14:43:33The following is a list of my most successful prompts (so far):
“Turn the following Sepup Labaids biomedical engineering unit information into a set of 12 unique multiple choice questions for 6th grade NGSS science students, mark the correct answers in each question with an *: (Including text from Labaids Slides in this section)”
“Give me a lot of easy to understand examples of biomedical technology for 6th grade science students.” “Add band aids, glasses, and braces to that list.”
“Write an NGSS based 1st day 6th grade science class ‘getting to know you’ lesson plan.” “Make it more inquiry based.” “limit it to 50 minutes”
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9/11/2023 20:42:08Write a cover letter for a summer school teaching position. Include the grade I teach, how many years I've been teaching, and my enthusiasm for challenging behavior students.

Create an age appropriate lesson about patriot day for 4th grade students.

Create a "place value "worksheet for 4th graders (concept and grade can be changed).

Write a report card comment for a student who struggles with ______, but always tries their best. Mention their strengths in______, ______, and _______.

Help me write a SLG for reading using accuracy data (this gave me good bones).

Create kid friendly I can statements for reading according to Oregon's 4th grade standards
I have really enjoyed learning about how to integrate AI into the classroom as well as my personal life. I think this is a valuable tool that everyone can benefit from.
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9/10/2023 18:36:48Create three scenarios for the Werewolf (Mafia) game. 1. The setting is in New Orleans during Mardi Gras and someone has gone missing. 2. The setting is in Nice and/or Quebec during Carnaval and the Bonhomme or one of the flower floats has been damaged. 3. At a boulangerie and the ingredients are gone.
Create a mad lib, in French, about the werewolf scenario. Create the handout for the grammar blanks.
Create 10 AP style multiple choice questions from an article. Then, create a debate topic. After, create a role play based off of the article. Create a 4 point rubric to assess if students used elements of the article in their role play.
Create a list of 10 fake French holidays. Tell me the story behind them.
Generate a list of would you rather questions.
Generate a list of tongue twisters.
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8/20/2023 16:19:481) I really like the prompt of "Take this article/artifact and make it appropriate for a middle school audience." A parameter I might add to this would be "make it appropriate for 6th grade" or "Beginner ELs" since those are the students I work with. 2) "Be my partner in a middle school debate. I will choose the topic and argue for one side of that topic. You will argue the other side." The topic would be one of the parameters used. We do a lot of work with academic language, so if I want students to practice using certain academic vocabulary, I could also set a parameter that focuses on the vocabulary I want them to use in their debate. I could see this as being a way to practice for a socratic seminar. 3) "Create an interactive game for practicing (insert English language concept). Game must have a (speaking, listening, writing, or reading) component, and be appropriate for middle school beginner ELs. Write a rubric that corresponds with the game that a teacher can use to evaluate students' mastery of (insert English language concept)." 4) "Design a stations lesson for middle school beginner English Learners. Lesson must have 3 stations, and 3 rotations that are each 15 minutes long. One station should focus on reading, one station focus on writing, and one station focus on listening/speaking. The theme for the lesson should be (insert English language concept). Students can work together or independently. Instructions for each station must be simple and straight forward." 5) "Write a story about..." Parameters that I would use would depend on what grammar concept my students are working on. For example: "Write a story about someone asking for directions. This person is new to a city and does not know how to navigate themselves around to different locations. They are trying to go to the grocery store, the library, the park, school, and home. They must ask different people for directions and then follow them. Students reading this story will be asked to identify directional language and vocabulary words for different places." 6) Create a list of writing prompts appropriate for 6th graders. Make them funny and for wrong answers only"
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8/19/2023 13:42:38see above.https://teacherbot.io/products
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8/19/2023 13:40:05no prompts necessaryhttps://www.magicschool.ai/
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8/19/2023 13:38:33No prompts necessary.This site is crazy because you can literally do it all. From
lesson planning to creating the handouts - this is it.
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8/17/2023 10:53:04I got the idea from this class to have ChatGPT write short stories. So last night I sat down with my 5-year-old daughter and asked her a couple questions about the short story adventure we were going to make. We ended up having it write a short story about her searching for rare frogs in the jungle. I plan to do the same thing with my students.

I also love using ChatGPT to write convincing articles as different characters; again, something I discovered from this class. I had ChatGPT try to convince me aliens are real as a Pirate, Johnny Depp, Peter from Family Guy, Joe Rogan, and Yoda. 		This class is hands down my favorite professional development I have been a part of. It focuses much more on hands on learning rather than writing what feels like never ending essays. Thank you for that.
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8/10/2023 10:12:25Create a lesson that teaches the skill of listening. It should last 35 minutes. It should include questions for two partners to practice with. Include a whole group activity and a two person partner activity. End the lesson with a reflection.

Read this book on this topic and write a list of questions about the book. Include questions about the characters motivations, about the theme, and about ways it applies to my life.

Take this piece of writing and give feedback on how it can be improved. Give feedback that shows what the piece does well and areas it could be improved.
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8/9/2023 21:27:08
Recommend 10 Spanish speaking music artists that middle school students have heard of or like their music.
Create questions for a Socratic Seminar about Hammurabi's Code. (then modified for a 6th grade classroom)
Write a story about Mr. Harris breaking one of Hammurabi's Code and the punishment I receive. (then modified the story so I died at the end)
Create a list of resources that students can access to learn on their own about Ancient India.
Create a list of important events on a timeline when looking at ancient civilizations. (then modified so that events in timeline were in order and not sorted by each civilization)
Create an assignment for students to write a summary about the founding of Rome by Romulus and Remus.
Warmup ideas for a 6th grade social studies classroom.
What are real world events today that I can have students learn about that relates to Ancient India?
Write a story about in the setting of Ancient Egypt that uses the vocabulary of Pharaoh, tomb, pyramid, polytheistic, and delta.
Write a song about Mesopotamia that uses the words polytheism, Tigris, Euphrates, civilization, Hammurabi, and chariot. 		This is fun. My 72-year-old mother really enjoyed hearing about what I was learning in the course. Now she wants to have her book club pick a book on AI so they can all talk about it.
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8/8/2023 11:25:40Favorite prompts:
- (Number) comprehension questions about (novel) from chapters __ to __. Make them for a __ grade level. Include a variety of direct text and indirect text questions. Make each question multiple choice.
- Using the SMART goal format, write a goal about teaching/developing/maintaining ___ over ___ amount time. I will measure success by ____.
- Write an email to a parent informing them their child received a minor referral today for ___. Include that their child had to (consequence).
- What are some slightly silly discussion prompts to ask my __ grade students during the first week of school.
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8/5/2023 21:19:39Create a class newsletter for parents of ___ grade students. It must include details on what we did in math (____ & ____), Literacy (____ & ____) and Science/Social Studies (______). Include these reminders: _______

Write a report card comment for a (? grade ) student. The child needs to improve in these areas: ______. The child is doing well in these areas______Include these personal examples: __________The report comment should meet the following criteria: (Copy report criteria).

Create a 8-week lesson plan that meets the NGSS 3-PS2-1, 3-PS2-2, 3-PS2-3, 3-PS2-4

Create writing prompts for ____ graders to show their understanding of________. (ex: environmental sustainability, equity, etc.)		It is amazing how quickly AI is developing. At the start of this course I was mentioning how powerful it would be if learning management systems such as Toddle integrate AI into their platforms. I could see it really transforming how we are able to personalize education to one that doesn't rely on grade levels to assign standards but instead is more dynamic to students needs. Recently Toddle announced that they are integrating AI into their system. They demonstrated how it can be used to help with lesson planning and report writing but I imagine it won't be long until it can also help personalize education. And that is just one company. I can imagine what some of the bigger education companies have coming. It's pretty cool.
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8/5/2023 16:37:57Take the story of The Three Little Pigs and remove all nouns. Replace nouns with question marks. (Do the same for other parts of speech to help identify what they are and why they matter)
Add a description of a setting/character, etc. in little detail, more detail, and most detail to TinyWow image generator so students can see why adding details in stories matters.
Write me a historical fiction short story about Thanksgiving. Tell it as a seven year old girl who came over on the Mayflower.
Find all the mistakes in this writing and highlight them. Next, tell me what is wrong with each one in order.
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8/2/2023 10:54:55-Create a rubric for (narrative writing, information article, book review, etc.), grade (9,10,11,12); Include these grading criteria: (voice, writing conventions, effective lead, etc).
-Ask me ten questions to help me introduce myself to my class; write this up as a short paragraph. (Then have students revise and share with the class. Afterward, discuss whether it was accurate or not; What did they like? What are the limitations?)
-Create five open-ended discussion questions on this article (copy into ChatGPT)
-Respond to this email in a professional and kind yet clear voice. Key points I want to make are (the student is not completing assignments; the student is not doing homework but excels in class; the student is disrespectful, etc.)
-Give an overview of (topic) and summarize information into bullet points;
-Rewrite this article at the (8th, 9th, etc.) grade level.
-Create extension activities for this lesson plan: 		Make sure to read over all generated content for accuracy and voice. Have fun!
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7/26/2023 18:00:14Generate a 4 point rubric in a table with four criterion: Ideas & Content, Research and MLA citations, Analysis, and Language & Writing in the Teachermatic Site under rubric generator. ChatGPT didn't perform nearly as well with the same prompt.

Best EVER: 7 day dinner menu with a different protein, carb, and vegetable every night. Include recipes and a shopping list; combine shopping lists from each meal and organize by area of Walmart grocery store; consolidate recipes for efficient printing; 		This was an amazing learning opportunity! Thank you! Great class!
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7/24/2023 7:34:18Explain the 3 functions of money as a squirrel, Explain it to a 2nd grade student, explain the functions of money as an (animal, public figure and to a certain age
group), Ask 3 questions about my dog. Ask me one at a time, and wait for me to answer each one. After I have responded to all questions, write a 400-word story based on my answers. Make the story funny.”
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7/20/2023 12:59:25"Write a 250 word letter to parents, welcoming them to their students 5th grade year at _____ Elementary. Include the following data: teacher name is _______, my goal is to create a safe and welcoming environment conducive to learning and communication between families and the teacher is the key to student success"

"Create a project based learning assignment for 5th graders based on the standard _____ and break it into _____ sessions"



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7/15/2023 8:29:17FRENCH

Ab Initio Level-French
1 Informal Letter: "Write an informal letter to a friend in French, inviting them to your birthday party."
2 Menu Description: "Describe a traditional French menu for a three-course meal."
3 Travel Blog: "As a travel blogger, write about a day trip to Paris in simple French."
4 Email: "Compose an email in French to your teacher asking for a clarification on the homework."
5 Short Story: "Begin a short story about a mischievous cat living in a small French village."
Intermediate Level-French
1 Film Review: "Write a film review in French for the movie 'Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain'."
2 News Report: "Create a news report in French about a recent sports event."
3 Biography: "Write a short biography in French about a famous French artist or historical figure."
4 Personal Essay: "Write a personal essay in French about a memorable holiday experience."
5 Poetry: "Compose a short poem in French about the beauty of the French countryside."
Advanced Level-French
1 Scientific Report: "Write a simplified scientific report in French about the impacts of climate change."
2 Legal Document: "Translate the key points of a simple legal agreement into French."
3 Medical Report: "Write a simplified medical report in French for a fictional patient."
4 Political Analysis: "Write an analysis in French about the recent presidential elections in France."
5 Literary Analysis: "Write a literary analysis in French of a novel by Victor Hugo.
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7/15/2023 8:23:46FRENCH

Ab Initio Level-French
1 Informal Letter: "Write an informal letter to a friend in French, inviting them to your birthday party."
2 Menu Description: "Describe a traditional French menu for a three-course meal."
3 Travel Blog: "As a travel blogger, write about a day trip to Paris in simple French."
4 Email: "Compose an email in French to your teacher asking for a clarification on the homework."
5 Short Story: "Begin a short story about a mischievous cat living in a small French village."
Intermediate Level-French
1 Film Review: "Write a film review in French for the movie 'Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain'."
2 News Report: "Create a news report in French about a recent sports event."
3 Biography: "Write a short biography in French about a famous French artist or historical figure."
4 Personal Essay: "Write a personal essay in French about a memorable holiday experience."
5 Poetry: "Compose a short poem in French about the beauty of the French countryside."
Advanced Level-French
1 Scientific Report: "Write a simplified scientific report in French about the impacts of climate change."
2 Legal Document: "Translate the key points of a simple legal agreement into French."
3 Medical Report: "Write a simplified medical report in French for a fictional patient."
4 Political Analysis: "Write an analysis in French about the recent presidential elections in France."
5 Literary Analysis: "Write a literary analysis in French of a novel by Victor Hugo."
Attention, fellow teachers! I am thrilled to announce the completion of a comprehensive booklet that delves into the fascinating realm of AI and its applications in teaching world languages. If you are interested in exploring this exciting topic and would like to have a look at the booklet, please don't hesitate to contact me through the Heritage Institute. I am eager to connect with fellow World Language teachers, including those in EFL and ESL, to discuss and collaborate on using AI as a powerful learning tool.

In this booklet, I have compiled everything I could muster about AI and its potential in the world language classroom. From leveraging AI for language practice and vocabulary expansion to utilizing AI writing assistants and creative prompts, this resource covers a wide range of insights and practical strategies. Together, we can discover innovative ways to incorporate AI into our teaching practices and enhance the language learning journey for our students.

Let's connect, share ideas, and embark on this exciting adventure of integrating AI into world language education. Reach out to me through the Heritage Institute, and let's explore the possibilities together.
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7/14/2023 11:16:34Here is a series of prompts I used to explore the idea of reading level specific story generation:
-Could you make an early reader story for me? Can you make the main character Luke? Luke has the ability to fly. He is a 6 year old super hero. The super villain Crime Man is causing problems in the city. This reader is working on cvc words and short a and short e vowel sounds.
-I like the story, but it needs to be simpler still for this reader. He is reading at a DRA level A.
-Can you do this same story in only one or two syllable words as much as possible?
---Then the last prompt was to rewrite ChatGPT's last version of the story myself to meet the phonetic goals I had in mind, paste it in the prompt and ask ChatGPT to generate a new story based on what I submitted. This yielded better results. 		Just that text for emergent readers is problematic, in general. The big publishers don't do a great job. It is hard to make engaging stories that avoid the more complicated phonics patterns of English. A level D book usually is long vowel mayhem for a level A reader. I am hopeful that, with refinement, I can chip away at this problem.
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7/13/2023 15:42:44STUDENT STUDY STRATEGY
I'm currently learning about the [Insert topic]. Ask me a series of ten questions, one at a time, that will test my knowledge. Wait for my response before proceeding to the next question, ask the next question after your explanation of the answers. Identify knowledge gaps in my answers and give me better answers to fill those gaps. When finish show me the quantity of correct answers and the quantity of failed answers

CREATING ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS
Create essential questions for this unit of study on [insert topic]. Open ended questions where the answers require the use of examples and terms related to the topic. Designed for [grade] [topic]. Can also be used as essay prompts on tests.		While I am interested in how A.I. can make teachers' lives easier, I'm also interested in how it can help students as a learning tool while emphasizing the process over the end product.
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7/11/2023 11:11:22Design a (insert skill or standard) lesson for (insert grade level or age) students

Create a game using a list of certain equipment for (insert grade level)

Thank you for offering this course! I never thought I would be using ChatGPT as much as I am at the moment. I'll no long scoff and my buddy who constantly uses it :-)
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6/27/2023 14:29:31Please give me a list of high school appropriate riddles and jokes.
Generate a list of would you rather questions, school appropriate, some can be silly
Generate a literary analysis writing prompt for this text, for high school 11th grade students.
Write a letter of recommendation for this type of students, involved in..., volunteers at...,
Give me suggestions for grammar and punctuation revisions for this essay.
Generate a rhetorical analysis of this text
Generate a list of ways to teach vocabulary to high school students.
Now write it in a British accent--can talk about tone in a variety of ways by changing the speakers voice.
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6/26/2023 14:35:27Create a timeline of all legal decisions, historical events involving voting rights. Make the timeline written in bullet points. Include links to reference each point on the timeline. Use only mainstream media sources.

Write a project based unit plan for 8th graders that teaches the U.S. court system. Make the summative assignment a role play in which students take on various roles of the court.
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6/22/2023 11:19:12Rubrics:
make a 4 point rubric for CCRA 7.10 Read and comprehend complex literary and informational texts independently and proficiently using student friendly language // make it a table with proficiency level the top row

Primary Sources:
find quotes about the right to bear arms in the federalist papers
"A standing military force, with an overgrown executive, will not long be safe companions to liberty. The means of defense against foreign danger have been always the instruments of tyranny at home." - James Madison (Federalist Paper No. 8)
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6/22/2023 10:56:10Write a list of 10 words that rhyme with sip. Make it short vowel words for a kindergarten student to read. Make them real words.
Write a song about summer. Make it rhyme. Make it less than 30 words. Make it simple to read for a kindergartener.
Give me 5 simple addition problems to solve. Make the addends be between 2 and 10.
Write a story about a kid going camping. Make it funny about seeing a bear, rabbit, and owl. Have the kid and animals be scared of each other at first, but then become friends at the end. Make it easy for a first grader to read.		I've really enjoyed looking into AI and all the uses it can help with for not only teaching, but everyday life!
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6/21/2023 16:27:07- Create a game that focuses on (specific skill: throwing underhand, kicking, rolling etc) that has 4 teams and no winner or loser. Make it Minecraft themed.
- Improve this lesson plan on..... Make it work for 1st graders.
- Create a scenario between two students who are arguing over who tagged who first. Include that one of the rules is you can only tag players on the back and one of the students tagged the other on the shoulder. Create a question so that groups of students can do a think/pair/share on how they would handle the situations. Come up with 5 possible solutions one including using rock, paper, scissors. Write this for second graders.
What is a fun, creative way to teach about.....
-Create 4 fun for kids team names that are food related.
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6/21/2023 13:46:521. "Explore how AI can be utilized to generate a customized curriculum for K-12 art students. Discuss the benefits and potential challenges associated with implementing AI-powered curriculum generation in the art classroom."

2. "Investigate the role of AI in automating administrative tasks for art teachers. Discuss specific tasks that can be automated and explore the implications of using AI to streamline administrative processes."

3. "Imagine an AI-powered system that provides personalized instruction and feedback to K-12 art students. Discuss how AI could analyze student skill levels, interests, and progress to deliver tailored instruction, and explore the potential impact on student learning outcomes."

4. "Discuss the concept of AI as a thought partner for art teachers. Explore how AI can assist in generating artistic ideas, exploring new techniques, and fostering creativity in the art classroom. Consider the advantages and limitations of AI as a collaborative tool for art educators."

5. "Design an AI-integrated Canvas course for K-12 art education. Outline the structure of the course, including organizing modules by semesters, incorporating AI tools and techniques, and providing students with opportunities to explore and create using AI technologies."

6. "Envision innovative ways to integrate AI directly into art projects and assignments. Explore how AI tools, such as image recognition, style transfer, or AI-generated artwork, can be incorporated into K-12 art projects. Discuss the potential benefits, challenges, and ethical considerations of merging AI and art in the classroom."		I read an article recently that wrote about how you can use ChatGPT to write better prompts that you can then in turn ask it. I did this to refine my favorite prompts so far from taking this course. The prompt I used was "Based off this conversation brainstorm the best uses of AI I have come up with so far and/or hope to use in your situation soon as a K-12 public education art teacher." But something like "Write me an effective prompt for ChatGPT that explains INSERT YOUR INQUIRY HERE" could work as well.
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6/20/2023 7:16:56My favorite prompt so far was using ChatGPT to make a worksheet. I used "Kinetic and Potential Energy Worksheet for 9th graders with math equations" as the prompt.ChatGPT is really useful so far. I'm loving learning how to use it.
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6/19/2023 15:00:35Create an educational interactive for matching definitions with words: Keep it in html with these words and definitions...
Provide positive feedback For a high school student on a summative task base on this objective...
Based on this text, create a multiple choice test: For grades 9-12.
Based on this text, create a outcomes for this lesson: For grades 9-12 health class.
Create comments for students based on their progress to send home to the student and their families: Make it positive tone
Rewrite this at a 6th grade reading level
Add in student question: At a (blank) grade level
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6/17/2023 13:22:43Write an interview response that explains why having autism is a strength in the workplace. Write for a 6th grade reading level and for a job in _________________.
Write an IEP goal for personal finance that includes saving 20% of income and tracking expenses.
Write a script for a how to video on how to wash dishes.
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6/12/2023 15:40:16One of my very favorite prompts was to write a 500 word essay on space exploration at Christopher Columbus. This was not only humorous but also compared space travel with sailing a ship. The other fun prompt that I used was to show my son how ChatGPT worked. I told it to write a song using my son's name about football to the tune of Mary Had a Little Lamb. The problem with this prompt was that it wrote about soccer, not American football, but it was still fun.I really enjoyed this class and have learned so much. Thank you!
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6/12/2023 11:37:20"Write an inspirational message to students who are struggling with life and school" - ChatGPT wrote an amazingly hopeful and beautiful poem :) "How can we teach students about climate change without instilling fear?"
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6/2/2023 12:09:24Make a poem as the writer Dr. Suess explaining _________ . Make it approximately ______ words. Make it funny.
Have a dialog between ______ and ______.
Make a funny and fun lesson about _______. Make it for _____ grade level.
How to tell if a student has dyslexia.
Write a story about ______ as the writer Roald Dahl.
Create an interesting story starter using the characters _______ .
Create sentence frames for the most common english expressions. Make it for english learners in 1st grade.
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5/31/2023 12:50:44Give me a recipe for a snack that is under 100 calories and uses salsa.
Write me an a la carte menu, each item can have 4g fat, 100 calories, 5g sugar (examples)
Figure out how much this recipe costs per serving using the following receipt prices.
Write me a menu of lunches using authentic Columbian cuisine.		This is going to change my life! I am so excited to start implementing this program into my classroom.
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5/30/2023 21:30:291. how can I use AI as a teacher
2. Create five multiple choice questions and answers to cover the main ideas of this article:
3.Was brexit AI generated? (this was silly, but some of the silly questions are interesting).
4.Overall example. I asked AI this first: Write a four sentence response that praises a student's thoroughness and attention to detail. However, to practice with the tool I kept adjusting the response with the following parameters: Rewrite that with more direct language, rewrite that with less praise, rewrite as three sentences, Rewrite at a slightly easier reading level
5. Rewrite this as a 250 word graduate essay response:
6. write at a 5th grade level
7. How do I help support someone having an emotional day?
8. Ask me 7 questions about my neighbor. Wait for me to answer each question before asking the next. After that write a 500 word thriller story.
I am currently appreciating the language adjustability of AI, and there are many facets to this. At the student level this can be writing support, reading level support, adjusting the writing level of things like instructions, and help with questions. As a teacher I appreciate the creation of quizzes as an exit ticket to assigned reading, which can be graded automatically in Canvas (our platform) but also by AI, but also as a way to help students guide their note-taking by focusing on main ideas. I also like the approach of having students focus more on identifying quality, reliable sources to feed into AI to generate responses, but also edit that result.
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5/30/2023 10:38:35-Give a list of 10 inspirational quote for teenagers
-Give the top ten places you see math in the real world.
(followed by) explain it to a third grader
-Give me 10 ways I can use AI in my math classroom
-What are adaptive learning platforms
-How can I use AI tools for automated grading in math
-Explain 'math topic x' to a third grader
-I want to create a flipped classroom. Help me flip the following lesson: solving one step equations		I am excited for the possibilities!
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5/27/2023 20:44:34Use it to create a writing prompt with specific words chosen by the class. Create warm-ups based on subject being learned in class (for example - create 10 fraction word problems that become increasingly more challenging, appropriate for 5th grade)ChatGPT can make our life easier!
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5/22/2023 12:46:40Create 3 open ended questions about _____ for grade level ___. I loved all of the resources that are provided in this course to help my understanding of AI.
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5/22/2023 11:09:59Briefly explain (insert historical event) at a 5th grade reading level, with emphasis on (economic/political/social/lives of women/etc.)
Compare and contrast (similes and metaphors, political systems, economic systems, etc.) at a 5th grade reading level.
Write a sample paragraph using the RACE method about (insert topic). 		I'm curious about how teachers are using AI in project based/experiential ed. Any resource suggestions?
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5/11/2023 14:54:17-FOR STUDENTS EDITING THEIR WRITING-
make grammar punctuation and spelling corrections to this text: (cut and paste student text here)

-FOR CHANGING THE LEXILE OF A STUDENT READING-
rewrite this this article at a __ grade reading level, include comprehension questions and answers (cut and paste article text here)

-FOR CREATING TIERED MATH WORKSHEETS
create a 5 problem worksheet on (math concept here), include key and hints

-FOR CREATING CONCEPT MATH NOTES
create a (math concept here) problem, include steps to solve it and then give one more practice problem without the steps to solve it
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5/9/2023 13:31:35Songwriting Course - titles of songs about a specific feeling or emotion// EX: Write a list of ten possible song titles about Spring time and being in love. Parameters: Make sure it's appropriate for all ages and has perfect rhyme
English Course: Discussion about how to combat gun violence in schools// EX: Please generate a list of ways students can help combat gun violence in school on a daily basis Parameters: Please use research and data to support your findings and cite the sources
Examples of Family Rhyme -- EX: please write a verse of a new song about____ using family rhyme Parameters: Make sure it's appropriate for all ages and is funny
I am really nervous yet excited to see how the development of AI will affect schools. I hope that schools will not resist it, but will find their own parameters and ways to use it so it enhances education and helps students.
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