Lesson 696 of 1550
AI and curriculum resource vetting: skimming the marketing out of new materials
Use AI to vet new curriculum materials against your actual standards and student profile.
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- 1The premise
- 2curriculum vetting
- 3alignment review
- 4vendor evaluation
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Section 1
The premise
Curriculum materials arrive in beautiful binders. AI can check whether the substance matches your standards and your kids.
What AI does well here
- Map activities to specific standards with quotes.
- Flag content too easy or too hard for your reported student profile.
- Identify cultural fit issues based on your community description.
What AI cannot do
- Replace teaching the lesson and seeing how it lands.
- Substitute for review by your specialists.
- Predict student engagement.
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