🌎 10 tasks Gemini can do for any teacher (PK-12)

1. Draft Lesson Plans: Quickly generate a complete lesson plan for any subject and grade level, including objectives, activities, materials, and standards alignment.

2. Differentiate Instruction: Adapt any text, lesson, or assignment for different learning needs. (e.g., "Rewrite this passage on the water cycle for a 3rd-grade reading level," or "Create an extension activity for advanced learners.")

3. Create Assessments & Rubrics: Generate quizzes, test questions (multiple choice, short answer, essay), or exit tickets based on a topic. You can also ask for a detailed rubric for a specific project, like a "6th-grade persuasive essay."

4. Communicate with Families: Draft professional and clear emails, newsletters, or website updates for parents and guardians. (e.g., "Write an email to parents about our upcoming field trip to the science museum, including a permission slip reminder.")

5. Brainstorm Creative Ideas: Act as a "thought partner" to break out of a rut. (e.g., "Give me 10 creative project ideas for a unit on Ancient Egypt," or "What are some engaging ways to start a lesson on fractions?")

6. Explain Complex Concepts: Get simple, clear analogies and explanations for difficult topics. (e.g., "Explain photosynthesis like I'm a 10-year-old," or "Break down the three branches of government in a simple way.")

7. Generate Examples & Writing Prompts: Instantly create a list of examples for a concept you're teaching (e.g., "list 20 metaphors for a 7th-grade ELA class") or unique writing prompts for any genre.

8. Streamline Administrative Tasks: Summarize long articles, faculty meeting notes, or educational research to save time. You can also draft grant proposals, syllabi, or classroom management plans.

9. Create Paired & Leveled Texts: Provide a text and ask Gemini to generate a second text on the same topic but at a different reading level, perfect for pairing students.

10. Develop IEP/504 Support Materials: Brainstorm accommodations and strategies for specific student needs. (e.g., "Create a checklist for a student with executive functioning challenges to help them manage a long-term project.")