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Rubric Creation
Rubric Creation
Act as a science curriculum specialist and create a 4-point rubric for assessing a Grade 5 project on scientific interconnections, focusing on cycles on Earth, speed, force, mass, and energy transfer. The rubric should evaluate students’ understanding of how cycles in ecosystems and the solar system create patterns, how speed is measured and influenced by force and mass, and how energy transfer drives changes in physical and biological systems. Provide clear performance descriptors at four levels (1-Beginning, 2-Developing, 3-Proficient, 4-Advanced) for criteria such as scientific understanding, application of concepts, organization, and creativity in presenting findings. Format the rubric in a table with concise explanations of each level of achievement.
Here's another rubric example. This time, I prompted ChatGPT to put a personal narrative rubric into a standard rubric format and make less subjective.
Write a Parent Reminder/Email
Write a Parent Reminder/Email
Chat GPT can generate emails for various topics. You might use ChatGPT to draft an email for an event or other item that you want to notify parents about.
Ask Syntax: Act as a teacher and compose a parent email reminding families about an upcoming field trip to the Cleveland Zoo on March 1st, [Year]. The email should include essential details such as the need for a signed permission form and a brown bag lunch, along with any additional important information such as departure and return times or dress recommendations. Use a professional yet friendly tone and format the email to be clear, concise, and easy for parents to read.
Ask Syntax: Act as a teacher and compose an invitation email to the parents of 5th and 6th grade students, requesting volunteers to serve as guest speakers in the classroom. The email should explain the purpose of the guest speaker opportunity, highlight how parent expertise could enrich student learning, and provide details on scheduling and how to express interest. Ensure the message is welcoming, professional, and encourages parent participation while offering flexibility for their availability. Present the email in a structured format with key details clearly outlined.
Create Study Guides
Create Study Guides
ChatGPT can create study guides that are customized to students' needs. As just one example, a teacher could choose a piece of student writing, enter it into ChatGPT, and have the tool generate a customized guide about writing skills the student could work on.
Prompt: Act as an educational technology specialist and generate a customized study guide using ChatGPT to support a [Grade Level] student in improving their [Content Area] skills. The study guide should be based on an individual student's writing sample and focus on specific areas for growth, such as [Writing Skill] (e.g., organization, sentence structure, grammar, or word choice). Include targeted explanations, practice exercises, and actionable feedback tailored to the student's needs. Provide a clear, structured format that makes it easy for students to follow and apply the feedback. Present the study guide in a way that is engaging and developmentally appropriate for the [Grade Level] student.
Student Feedback
Student Feedback
ChatGPT can help generate ideas as we provide feedback to students writing submissions.
Ask Syntax: Act as an ELA instructor and provide targeted feedback on persuasive essay introductions for [Grade Level] students. The feedback should help students strengthen their opening statements by improving clarity, engagement, and argumentative structure. Offer specific suggestions on how to make their introductions more compelling, such as using a strong hook, clearly stating the thesis, or refining tone and word choice. Present the feedback in a concise, actionable format that students can easily apply to their revisions.
Ask Syntax: Act as an ELA instructor and generate two brief, constructive feedback sentences for a student's persuasive essay introduction. The feedback should focus on improving clarity, engagement, and argument structure while maintaining an encouraging and supportive tone. Use [Student Submission] to analyze strengths and suggest specific areas for improvement, ensuring that the feedback is actionable and easy for the student to apply. Present the response in a structured and concise format.
Research and Develop Teaching Strategies
Research and Develop Teaching Strategies
List and explain the top 10 most impactful teaching strategies according to John Hattie's research.
Provide examples of teacher clarity based on the following standard include success criteria: Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words.
a. Identify and know the meaning of the most common prefixes and derivational suffixes.
b. Decode words with common Latin suffixes.
c. Decode multisyllable words.
d. Read grade-appropriate irregularly spelled words
AI-Enhanced Teaching Strategy: Dynamic Chalk Talks
AI-Enhanced Teaching Strategy: Dynamic Chalk Talks
Incorporating AI into traditional chalk talks, this innovative teaching strategy involves adapting Project Zero's thinking routine to maintain student engagement. To counter routine fatigue, educators introduce ChatGPT-generated opinions into chalk talks, and foster interdisciplinary connections, thus deepening students' understanding across subjects. This dynamic approach not only makes learning visible but also promotes engagement and creativity in the classroom. Check out the full Edutopia article HERE.
Get AI's opinion on the following:
Get AI's opinion on the following:
“To what extent should teachers use games to educate you?”
Evaluate the use of artificial intelligence for learning. Do you believe it hinders or enhances learning? Cite your personal experience to explain why/why not.
What is the line between noise and music?
Is mathematics artistic?
How do we know a theorem is valid?
Who owns land?
To what extent does literature impact how we perceive love?
Does a scientist need to be a good writer?
Should someone have the same access to health care when they make poor health choices?
Make Grammar More Dynamic
Make Grammar More Dynamic
Adapted from the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, the concept is to present students with a written piece deliberately peppered with grammatical errors. Encourage students to collectively rectify these errors through a student-led, class-wide discussion, employing an approach like a Socratic seminar.
Following this, introduce the original piece of writing to ChatGPT for editing. As ChatGPT offers its suggested corrections, have the class break into small groups to critically assess the AI's responses. Within these groups, students should deliberate on the accuracy of ChatGPT's edits, highlighting any discrepancies or agreements between their own corrections and those generated by the AI.
Rewrite for Clarity
Rewrite for Clarity
It's the end of a long day and the prompt or email you are crafting doesn't seem right. Ask ChatGPT to rewrite your paragraph to give you alternate version to select from.
Ask Syntax: Rewrite [this sentence] so it is clearer.
Ask Syntax: Rewrite [this sentence] so it is friendlier.
Can you suggest some interactive activities for teaching [insert topic] to [insert grade level]?
Can you suggest some engaging strategies for teaching [insert topic] to [insert grade level]?
What are some creative ways to teach [insert topic] to [insert grade level]?
What are some strategies for teaching critical thinking skills in the [insert grade level and/or subject area] classroom?
What are some ways to teach [insert topic] to [insert grade level] in a more engaging and interactive way?
Can you suggest some games or activities to help [insert grade level] students learn [insert topic]?
I am planning a lesson on [insert specific topic] for [insert grade level]. What are some effective ways to differentiate instruction for students with diverse learning needs?
I want to facilitate a discussion on [insert topic]. What are some discussion protocols I can use to engage students and ensure all students have an opportunity to share their thoughts?
Can you provide some examples of project-based learning activities for [insert grade level and/or subject area] that align with the Common Core State Standards?
How can I incorporate cultural competency into my [insert subject area and/or grade level] curriculum?
Can you provide some examples of discussion prompts for promoting critical thinking in the [insert grade level and/or subject area] classroom?
How can I integrate social-emotional learning into my [insert subject area and/or grade level?
How can I use inquiry-based learning to enhance my [insert subject area] curriculum?
What are some ways to help students develop problem-solving skills in the [insert grade level and/or subject area] classroom?
Can you provide some tips for incorporating project-based learning in a [insert subject area & grade level] classroom?
What are some effective strategies for teaching [insert specific skill or concept] to [insert grade level] students who are struggling in this area?
Can you provide me with some examples of real-world applications of [insert specific topic or subject] that I can use to make my lesson more relevant and meaningful to students?
What are some current events or issues related to [insert specific topic or subject] that can serve as the basis for a class discussion or writing assignment?
What are some creative writing prompts that can help students explore different perspectives or genres related to [insert specific topic or subject]?
I want students to [insert learning goal or objective]. Can you suggest some activities to help my students achieve this goal?
Can you provide some examples of engaging warm-up activities to introduce [insert topic] to [insert grade level] students?
Can you provide a few prompts for student self-reflection after completing a group project or activity?
Can you suggest some formative assessments that I can use during my upcoming lesson on [insert topic] to gauge student understanding?
Can you help me create a rubric to assess [insert specific topic and/or skill]?
I'm looking for ways to make my assessments more engaging and interactive for my [insert grade level] students. Can you suggest some tools or strategies that I can use to achieve this?
I want to provide my [insert grade level and/or subject area] students with more opportunities for self-assessment and reflection. Can you suggest some activities or prompts that I can use to help them reflect on their learning?
I'm teaching a new unit on [insert topic] and I want to make sure that my assessments are fair and accurate. Can you help me review and revise my assessment materials to ensure that they are effective and unbiased? [insert details about assessment materials]
What are some prompts that can help students reflect on their own learning and growth related to [insert specific topic or subject]?
Can you help me draft a constructive report card comment for a [insert grade level] student who has shown significant improvement in [insert subject or skill] throughout the semester?
I need to provide feedback on a [insert grade level] student's essay about [insert topic]. Can you suggest specific comments that highlight their strengths and areas for improvement?
I have a [insert grade level] student who struggles with [insert specific skill, e.g., organization, time management, critical thinking]. Can you provide a report card comment that addresses this concern while also offering encouragement and support?
I need to write a report card comment for a [insert grade level] student who has been consistently participating in class discussions and showing strong collaboration skills. Can you help me craft a positive and encouraging comment that highlights their contributions?
Can you assist me in writing feedback for a [insert grade level] student who has been working diligently to improve their [insert skill, e.g., problem-solving, writing, critical thinking] skills across various subjects? I'd like to acknowledge their progress and suggest additional strategies for continued growth.
Can you help me create a comment bank for [insert task, e.g. report cards, essays, etc.] that includes a mix of positive comments that acknowledge students' strengths, as well as comments that target areas of improvement and provide specific suggestions for growth?
Can you write a short passage about [insert topic] that [insert grade level] students can analyze for the main idea and supporting details?
Can you create a text that contains intentional incorrect information for my [insert grade level] students to find and correct?
Can you generate practice questions for a [insert grade-level] student struggling with [insert specific topic, concept, or skill]?
Can you write an example essay on [insert specific topic] for my [insert grade level] students to analyze?
Can you write two example essays on [insert specific topic] for my [insert grade level] students to compare? One example essay should be written at a [insert reading level] and the other should be written at a [insert reading level]?
Can you provide an example of a persuasive argument on [insert topic] for my students to evaluate and identify the persuasive techniques used?
Can you create a nonfiction passage about [insert topic] for my [insert grade level] students to analyze for [insert specific skill or focus, e.g. cause and effect relationships]?
Can you create a study guide to help [insert grade level] students practice [insert specific topic and/or skill]?
Can you generate examples of [insert specific topic, such as figurative language] for my [insert grade level] students to identify?
Can you recommend some resources for teaching [insert topic] to [insert grade level]?
What are some primary sources I can use to supplement my lesson on [insert specific topic]?
Can you recommend some online resources for exploring [insert topic] with [insert grade level] students?
Can you recommend some online tools for facilitating group work and collaboration among [insert grade level] students?
Can you provide some resources or materials that I can use to supplement my lesson on [insert specific topic or subject]?
I’m creating a choice board for [insert topic]. What are some choices I can add that will encourage students to be creative while demonstrating their learning?
What are some high-quality, age-appropriate websites or apps I can use for [insert topic] in my [insert grade level] class?
Here's 20 more prompts teachers can use with Generative AI.
Here's 20 more prompts teachers can use with Generative AI.
Act as a middle school science teacher and write a one-paragraph summary of the scientific method, using clear, student-friendly language. Ensure it explains the key steps: observation, hypothesis, experiment, data analysis, and conclusion.
Act as a 9th-grade biology teacher and explain photosynthesis using simple language. Break it down into how plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to produce energy and oxygen.
Act as a 6th-grade social studies teacher and write an engaging introduction to Ancient Rome. Highlight its founding, rise to power, and influence on modern society.
Act as a history teacher and write a short dialogue between two historical figures discussing a pivotal moment in history. Ensure the conversation is engaging and historically accurate.
Act as a high school English teacher and create a persuasive essay outline on environmental conservation. Include sections for introduction, main arguments, counterarguments, and conclusion.
Act as a 4th-grade English teacher and design a fun crossword puzzle using vocabulary words. Include at least 10 clues related to spelling and word meaning.
Act as a 7th-grade writing teacher and craft an engaging story starter that sparks creativity. Make it intriguing and open-ended to encourage student writing.
Act as a 5th-grade math teacher and generate a series of challenging math problems for a quiz. Ensure they cover a mix of multiplication, division, fractions, and word problems.
Act as a student council advisor and write a short campaign speech for a high school candidate. Highlight their leadership skills, school involvement, and goals.
Act as a 3rd-grade science teacher and develop a list of simple science experiments that students can do at home using everyday materials.
Act as an 8th-grade English teacher and write a poem about space exploration, using vivid imagery and engaging language.
Act as a middle school history teacher and create an interactive timeline of the Civil Rights Movement, highlighting key events and figures.
Act as an elementary science teacher and explain the water cycle using clear language and a visual aid idea, covering evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection.
Act as a 2nd-grade teacher and generate a fun riddle about a famous inventor, encouraging students to guess based on clever clues.
Act as a high school literature teacher and create a set of discussion questions for a classic novel, focusing on themes, character development, and symbolism.
Act as a 5th-grade science teacher and write a short paragraph about a famous scientist and their contributions, ensuring it is clear and engaging.
Act as a history teacher and develop a role-playing scenario that helps students understand a complex historical event, with character roles and discussion prompts.
Act as a 7th-grade science teacher and create a step-by-step guide for a simple home chemistry experiment. Include materials, procedure, and expected results.
Act as a 10th-grade English teacher and design a vocabulary quiz with multiple-choice questions that test word definitions and usage.
Act as a high school debate coach and generate a list of debate topics related to current events. Ensure the topics are relevant and thought-provoking.
These prompts are designed to inspire engaging and educational activities in the classroom while making the most of ChatGPT's capabilities.
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