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What makes these resources different?Students are going to use A.I. whether we guide them or not; these prompt lessons encourage focused thinking about the human decisions involved in using it well! Works with ChatGPT, Bard, or built-in tools in Word or Docs, or other text-based A.I. products. Each one features a description of why you would want to use an A.I.critical thinking steps to do before and/or after asking the A.I. for helpencouragement or further explanationseveral prompt templates to

These prompt lessons focus on what the student has to think about to use A.I. well as they write. Written for middle school, high school, college, and adult education. Works with ChatGPT, Bard, or built-in tools in Word or Docs, or other text-based A.I. products. What makes these resources different?Students are going to use A.I. whether we guide them or not; these prompt lessons encourage focused thinking about the human decisions involved in using it well! Each one features a description of wh

Numberless Word Problems is one of my favorite math strategies! It can be hard to guide students to focus on the strategy of solving a problem before they start doing operations with numbers. By using numberless problems, they have to figure out their plan to solve the problem before they actually solve it. This is a guide for how to use this strategy with any of your existing practice problems. If you're interested in other Math tools and strategies, see this big Strategies and Tools for Thin

Have you heard that students and teachers need to learn to use A.I. or they will be behind, but you're intimidated about getting started? Great news - A.I. tools such as ChatGPT are actually easy to use! When teaching at any level you can use AI tools like ChatGPT, Bard, and the Built-in tools in Office and Google apps to simplify the work you do behind the scenes. From developing your plan through teaching the course to evaluating learner’s work, you can use it to save time and improve you

Of course there are infinite ways to use ChatGPT, Bard, and other text-based A.I. with students, but we can also focus on using it behind the scenes. A.I. can make things easier in every stage of teaching! Here are 11 ideas to use when beginning to plan lessons, when creating content for your lessons, and when you actually have students in your class. See also the free resource Getting Started with ChatGPT. The Accessible Classroom Technology store has lots of A.I. prompt mini lessons

Have you heard that students and teachers need to learn to use A.I. or they will be behind, but you're intimidated about getting started? Great news - A.I. tools such as ChatGPT are actually easy to use! Get this free guide on how to get signed up and start asking your first questions. See also the video available for $1 for more details on getting started and a walkthrough with ChatGPT, another $1 video on writing better AI prompts, and the free resource 11 Ideas for Using AI as an Educator