Teaching the Art of Questioning Answers
In the age of available answers, can learning ever become obsolete? Interestingly enough, the answer is no, especially when we reframe learning. What if, instead of teaching our students to answer questions, we teach them how to question answers?
🤔 Creating Metacognitive + Reflective Prompts using ChatGPT🤖
👉“Generate metacognitive and reflective essential questions that encourage self-awareness, learning, and personal growth on [insert topic/theme here].
These questions should guide [insert grade level here] learners in understanding their own thought processes, evaluating their progress, and improving their performance.
Using AI to Rephrase Content to Meet Student Needs
👋 Teachers, are you struggling with rephrasing content to meet your students’ needs?
📝 Here are 3 prompts you can use to scaffold and rephrase content to match your students’ instructional level:
1️⃣ “Could you please modify the wording of this material to better suit the vocabulary level of my [insert current grade level] students? Please use simpler language at their instructional level [insert context regarding their level here].”
ChatGPT Prompts for Early Childhood Education
Provide a step-by-step guide for creating and implementing effective routines and rituals in an early childhood classroom for [insert age group] that foster a sense of security and help young children feel at ease.
Using ChatGPT to Create Essential Questions
Here are two prompt ideas that you can paste into ChatGPT, with your grade and subject specifics, that can help you generate essential questions.
16 Thinking Routines Students Can Use to Deepen Learning while using AI Tools
In the age of AI, it is necessary to develop crucial critical thinking skills that will help prepare our students for a future beyond our foresight.
Using and Creating Tables in ChatGPT
🤔Did you know that ChatGPT can both present answers and accept raw data in a table format?
Tips for Writing Effective and Efficient Prompts
Creating the best ChatGPT prompts involves a combination of factors, including relevance, clarity, specificity, and engagement. Here are some basic tips:
ADHD Management Prompts for Teachers
Every student is unique, and so, differentiation and individualization are key. These prompts are here to help you get started with brainstorming using ChatGPT or other chatbot. It is important to work with the student, their parent/s and/or legal guardian/s, and the special ed team involved to develop a plan that works best for them.
For Special Education Teachers: Ideas for Writing IEPs Using ChatGPT
ChatGPT can be programmed to generate suggestions for goals, services, and accommodations based on the student’s individual needs and the specific disability. Teachers or special education professionals can use ChatGPT to suggest possible areas to address in the IEP.